The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-01

honor of the Mother of God will be
sung by them and her statue in the
sanctuary will be crowned as Queen
of the May.
On Tuesday evening the Rev. T. e.
Cullen, pastor of the Pro-Cathedral,
was presented with a check for
$1,S42.25, the proceeds of play staged
on March II by the Amphion Club,
composed of the young people of the
parish. The fund will be used for the
Identification of the Pro-Cathedral
grounds. The presentation was made
by Rev. F. T. J. Burns, director of the
club, at complimentary dinner given
by Father Cullen to the members as
mark of appreciation for the work
done during the year.
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
choir of the Holy Rosary Church,
Minneapolis, composed of fifty trained
voices, presented the operetta, ga
Nautical Knot" in the parish hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
April q and %.
The members of Division No. 6, A.
0. H., received Holy Communion in a
body on Sunday, April 25, at the half
past seven o'clock Mass. On May s.,
they will entertain the members of
the Ladies Auxiliary. The Very Rev.
J. A. She'll o. P, pastor of the parish,
will deliver an address.
The Rev. c. M. Thuente, o. P, and
Rev. S. r. Brockbank, o. P, closed
a two-weeks' mission in the Church
of st. Joseph, Hancock, Mich, on Sun
day, April 25.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will administer
Confirmation in the Church of ST.
Elizabeth, Minneapolis, on Sunday,
May 2. About one hundred children
are preparing to be confirmed.
pierre of the Plains" the drama
given last week in st. Elizabeth's Hall,
brought nearly every one, young and
old, to this production of the parish
dramatic club. 1t was particularly
gratifying to the pastor, Reverend
Henry Scherer, to note the large num-
Der of priests who were present both
nights. About twenty of them attend
ed.
Visiting Sisters of ST. Dominic:
Mother Mary Samuel, Mother General
of the Sisters of the Third Order of
st. Dominic, whose :Motherhouse is at
Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, has been visit
ing in the Twin Cities during the
week. She is accompanied by the
Visitor of the Order, Sister M. Cath
crime De Ricci The Mother General
and Sister De Ricci inspected the Holy
Rosary School and the Incarnation
School of Minneapolis, both of which
are in charge of the Dominican Sis
tiers.
| League of Catholic Women: The
neighborhood house in Northeast
Minneapolis, which the League has
been planning for two years, is at last
under way. The plans are completed
for $4,000 building at the corner o.
Pierce Street and Broadway. The
architect is c. lie Roy Kinport of Min
neapolis. Mr.. Kinport, though a non
Catholic, admires the work being done
in Northeast Minneapolis under the
: direction Of Mrs. Barry, and donated
the plans. The excavation for thu
foundation was begun last week. There
, will be a full basement sc feet wide
Iond 10 Foot Iopn o0pCfruotod of aomnnt
1t will contain separate club rooms
for boys and girls, shower rooms, ;
sewing room and a large domestic
science room. The one floor allow
the basement will be large hall will
stage at one end. Near the entrance
there is an Office and a reception room
) The ceiling is high enough to admi
r Eof gymnastic equipment. 1t is planned
: to have the building completed b,
) September.
Church Of the Incarnation: TIL
pupils of the Incarnation School o
: Minneapolis recently purchased Vic
. trola which is being used in the mill
: tary drill of the boys and in the gym
$ nasium classes of the girls. Whel
the pupils learned that the music @
the best Victrolas might aid them il
/ these classes they at once set to wor
e in various ways to raise the money
$ and with but little direction from tn
e Sisters they soon succeeded in the er
e terprise. The military drill was be
o gun among the members of the boys
S sodalitS last October. The work wa
e organized and conducted by Stanle
n Donahue, a cadet sergeant of S
Thomas College, ST. Paul, until til
school officers themselves becam
# familiar enough with the drill to tax
e charge. The gymnastic work of tn
S girls consists of calisthenics and foil
:, dancing. The instruction is given eac
= week by Miss Vibrance and Mis-
e Burns, who find the new Victrola
II great aid in the rhythmic exercise
D they teach. The boys, too, take niue
:. delight in marching to the militar
music of the Victrola.
dl De La Sale Institute: Last wee
e the reports for the third quarter
n the session were read to the assen
3, bled school. Before hearing their pc
t. centages in their studies the student
Il were instructed and entertained by a
Al address from the director. An ardeT
3 lsolicitude for the future welfare of tn
" young gentlemen characterized til
y -, - &bo cnooIor ubo Voc 1icfonn