The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-21

haas was chairman of the committee
on arrangements. The proceeds will
go to the school fund of the church.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: "The Par
ish Priest" will be presented Sunday
and Monday evenings, Feb. % and
%, by the ST. Elizabeth Dramatic club
of Minneapolis. The drama will be
staged at ST. Elizabeth's Auditorium,
corner Eighth street and Fifteenth
Avenue South, under the direction OF
Lee Neundorf Special scenery has
been painted for this production by
Albert Hipp. The general admission
is twenty-five cents. The curtain will
rise at quarter past eight o'clock.
ST. Margaret's Academy: The
senior commercial class of st. Mar
garet's Academy, Minneapolis, gave a
candy bazaar early last week. The
booths were decorated in the national
colors and each was presided over by
member of the class. The proceeds
go toward the building of the st. Jo-
seph's chapel, in the Cathedral at st.
Paul.
Saltwater: The Young Mems Club
of ST. Mary's parish organized two
weeks ago, elected the following Off
GERS for this year: Gregory Zoller,
president; John Schadegg, Jr., vice
president; Leo Weckwerth, financial
secretary; Paul Utecht, recording Sec
rotary; Leo Krenz, VIM. Gferer and
Albert Steinacker are the board of
directors. The club meets on Tues
days, Thursdays and Sundays.
Shakopee: The local council of the
Knights of Columbus gave an enter
tainment in Berens' Hall, Monday
evening, Feb 16. After a musical
program luncheon was served and a
social session followed.
White Bear: The members of the
building committee, charged with the
erection of a school for the parish of
st. Mary of the Lake, met at the
parochial residence Sunday evening,
Feb. Is, and rejected all bids sent in
for the construction. They have adj
vertised for new bids which must be
in their hands not later than the
evening of March 2. Plans and speci-
fications for the new school can be
seen at the parochial residence or at
the office of the architect, E. J. Dona-
hue, $50 Gilfillan Block, ST. Paul.
Buffalo: A mission will be given in
the Church of st. Francis, beginning
Sunday, March 1. Reverend ]. M.
Eckert, o. P, of Holy Rosary Con-
vent, Minneapolis, will conduct the
exercises.
New UIm: The St. Elizabeth Soci-
ETY. has been preparing for several
weeks past the drama which will be
presented in the auditorium of the
Holy Trinity school Sunday evening,
February %. The play, ode Heilige
Elizabeth Won Thueringen" (St. Eliza
beth of Thueringen) is a 1ve-act
drama of an historic character. There
are more than a score of characters
in the cast and the plot is an intricate
one. It's preparation has required
much careful attention on the part of
the young people who have been de-
voting their time to it.
Marshall: The grand bazaar for
the Church of the Most Holy Redeem
er, which was to close February 90
has been extended, and will continue
until Tuesday evening, February "a
The women of the Catholic Guild who
bave charge of arrangements, found
that the workers had prepared too
many features to be properly disposed
of in three evenings, and a weeks
bazaar has consequently been decided
upon. The Marshall Dramatic Club
has prepared five playlets, and the
Mozart Glee Club has been presenting
a rich variety of sacred, national and
popular songs. Among the prizes
which have reused keen interest in
the contests are a gold watch donated
oy the Knights of Columbus, and one
also donated by the president of the
Ladies' Catholic Guild. w. w. Cook
& Son has donated diamond brooch.
A years tuition has been given as a
rrize by the College of ST. Thomas,
st. Paul.