The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-27

of the Amphion Club of the Pro-Cathe-
dral of ST. Mary, Minneapolis, an
nomce that the plans for St Patrick
evening festival production are prac-
tically completed. The subscription
sale of boxes has been interestingly
keen and Ill things point toward the
performance at the Shubert theatre,
Wednesday, March II, as a great So
cial and financial success. Miss
Maude Moore of the Johnston school
of music is staging for the occasion
the drama, translated from the Ger
man, entitled THE Lost Paradise" a
story of love. capital and labor in
which for the advance of social service
the heroine, Margaret, triumphs. The
musical intermdes of Irish melodies
will be played by the orchestra of
st. Thomas College, while Mrs. Tenie
Murphy Sheehan and Hal Critic and
the Players Club Quartette will dis
course sweet music for Irish smiles
and tears.
Hennepin Council, x. of c.: An
open meeting for the members and
their friends was held at the club
rooms, 42S South Eighth Street, Min
neapolis. on Monday evening in COM
memOratiOn of Washington's birthday
The principal address was delivered
by the Rev. Michael O'Brien, pastor of
the Church of st. Thomas, and former
Chaplain of the Council, who spoke
on George Washington and American
| Patriotism
Sewing Club Organized: Last week
number Of the Catholic women of
| Minneapolis held meeting under the
presidency of Miss Mary j. Chute at
which it was decided to organize a
sewing guild, which, during the
lenten season, will devote it's time
to making garments for the benefit
of the war sufferers. The organiza-
ton will work in connection with the
| Catholic League of New York and
the clothing made will he either for
children or for the wounded soldiers
in the hospitals. Some Of the articles
will be sent directly to the nuns of
Belgian and French converts. The
first meeting Of the Guild was held
last Tuesday afternoon.
| Church of the incarnation: Rev. J.
| NJ. Cleary will give a series of SER
mons on the Sunday evenings of Lent
dealing with the Church Established
by Christ" The series is designed
for the instruction of non-Catholics as
we'll as Catholics.
"The Belle of Richmond a drama
in five acts, will be presented by the
Young Peoples Club of the parish on
st. Patrick's night. Peter Cos is di-
recting the rehearsals.
Church of ST. Stephen: A three-act
comedy entitled, "Niobe, All Smiles"
will be presented in the parish hall
Of st. Stephens Church, Minneapolis,
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
March II. Mr.. George Pauly has
charge of the play.
| League of Catholic Women: The
garment class" from the settlement
house in northeast Minneapolis, con-
Quoted by the League of Catholic
Women, enjoyed the hospitality of the
League at the class rooms, 720 Mar
quette Avenue, last Saturday after
noon. Thirty-five members of the
I, class were brought in automobiles
from their homes to the league rooms
ond tbocn uora ontartoiDnd ot Inn oh.
con and a select program. The girls
of this class belong to families of the
poorer Syrians in the northeast of the
, city and are taught practical sewing
in the settlement house at 625 Main
, Street The members Of the League
: volunteered their cars to bring the
, girls from their homes and for their
return after the program.
$ Belgian Relief Report: $1,044 fol
, the relief of the suffering Belgians was
r the net amount raised by the Cath
, Ollie women of Minneapolis through the
. social at the Donaldson tea rooms or
Monday of last week. The plan was
organized, perfected and put into exc
cution all within ten days.
: Church Of st. Clement: On Sunday
= evening, February 81, the new Stations
9 of the Cross were economically erected
: by the Rev. Valerius Nelles, o. F. NJ.
i of ST. Paul, in the Church of st
? Clement, Northeast Minneapolis. The
new Stations are in the latest design
of artistic decoration, being finished
. in ivory in harmony with the genera
:. appearance of the church. The figures
. are in relief and each Station is il
- keeping with the architectural design
of the church. The ceremony wa
. attended by a large congregation, de
:. spite the inclemency of the weather
The sermon was preached by Fathe
" Valerius, after which Benediction o
! the Blessed Sacrament was given
Father Fitzgerald, pastor of the parish
, was assisted by Father Gaughan o
ST. Stephens Church, and Fathe
9 Gadient Several of the Stations wer
u donated by members of the congrega
. ton. The others were paid for b
: the women of the parish.
Washington's Birthday: One of tn
largest gatherings that has filled tn
home of the Hennepin Council
Knights of Columbus, Minneapoli:
- was held last Monday evening at tn
- oman noaatino of the council in bonn