The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-03-13

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%, Governor Hammond will deliver
an address on q subject to be an
nounced later; March 20, DR.. George
E. Vincent, President of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, will lecture on
Crowds. These lectures, while in
tended primarily for the members of
the Club and their families, are free
to all who care to attend.
Church of st. Michael: "The Sham
rock and the Rose" romantic Irish
drama, will be presented by the ORA
matte Club of st. MichaeTs Church,
st. Paul, at Paul Martins Hall on the
evening of st. Patricks Day, March
II.
South st. Paul: A sacred concert,
"The Last Seven Words of Christ,
under the direction of Mrs. Frank l..
Hoffman, was given in st. Augustine's
Church on Sunday evening, March Z,
for the benefit of the building fund.
Those who took part were Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron, contraltO; Mrs. Will
liam Towle, soprano James H. Gala
han, tenor; Francis Rosenthal, bass,
and Frank L. Hoffman, baritone.
Pro-Cathedral of ST. Mary: The
Players of the Pro-Cathedral will pre-
sent the drama, "The Lost Paradise,
under the direction of Miss Maude
Moore at the Shubert theatre, st.
Patricks evening, Wednesday, March
II. at S:15 o'clock.
Mrs. James l.. McNall heads the
ways and means committee and Mrs.
Archibald H. Sanders, the social COM
mittee, for that evening. A group of
girls will be engaged in selling
flowers and candy.
Church of the incarnation: "The
Church and Science will be the sub.
ject of the sermon by Reverend J. M.
4 Cleary Sunday evening, March IA, in
the Church of the Incarnation.
| The st. Patrick's festival play of the
Young Peoples Club, THE Belle OF
Richmond" will be given for the chill
dren of the parish, Sunday afternoon,
March IA, at three o'clock, in the
parish hall.
On st. Patrick's night the drama will
be presented in the auditorium of the
West. Side high school. The director
of the play, Mr.. Peter Cos, is delight
ed with the zeal of the young men and
women in their long preparation fol-
the production and is confident of a
splendid showing st. Patricks night
Steps orchestra has been secured fol-
the occasion.
League of Catholic Women: The
members of the University Catholic
4 Association were entertained last Sun.
day afternoon at the rooms of the
Minneapolis League of Catholic Wom
en-, 720 Marquette avenue, by com
mittee of the women of the league
: There was a delightful program oil
. music and singing, and eight of the
women served ice cream and cake
About one hundred members of the
University Club attended the program
DR.. C. E. Dutton addressed the
! regular monthly meeting of the
league last Monday afternoon on the
Importance of the pure milk question
which now agitates the legislators.
Church of st. Anthony: "The Four
Leafed Shamrock" has been prepared
by an able cast of players of st. An
thongs parish, Minneapolis, and indi
cations are that the Princess theatre
will be filled on st. Patrick's night.
Church of ST. Stephen: The Hol!
: Name Society of st. Stephens Parish
: Minneapolis, is getting up interest il
a its debating teams. The initial de
3 bate held on March was on Immi
: grafton and proved very spirited ant
e interesting. The team consisted o
/ Ignatius Harmon, affirmative, AM
= Edward Connery, negative. The mex
!, debate which will be held on Sunday
] March IA, at 500 o'clock will be Oh
!, the Panama Canal Tolls. The team
e is arranged as follows: J. Emme
f Harmon and r. L. Skinner, affirma
y tive; Edward Connery and Ignatiu
= Harmon, negative. The result of tn
d election of officers for the comm
|. year is as follows: President, Mr..
4 r. Hastings; Vice President, Mr.. A.
e Kane; Treasurer, Mr.. p. D. Hugh;
e and Secretary, J. Emmett Harmon.
The players working for ST. Patrick
festival entertainment of st. Stephen
It parish, Minneapolis, have their pref
s arations about completed and hope t
e present "Niobe, All Smiles in tn
|. parish hall with the perfection tina
s their careful preparation deserve,
, George Pauly has directed the rehea
e sails.
Church of ST. Helena: The Iago
- Dramatic Club of the Church of S
:, Helena, Minneapolis, will give
= three-act farce-comedy entitled, I"
Family Affair" and a musical pr,
= gram on Wednesday evening, Marc
= IL, at the parish hall, 43d Street an
= SD Avenue South. The proceeds wi
= be used to defray the expense of til
= new stage and scenery which were r
= Gently installed. The play will /
y staged under the direction of Willial
E. Street,.
S Montgomery: The mission whic
ic began in the Church of the Most Hol
IL Redeemer last Sunday morning wi