The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11

Reverend Thomas e. Cullen, pastor Of
the Pro-Cathedral, began the midday
Mass for the first time on Ash Wed
nesday. and one OF the priests of the
Pro-Cathedral staff will be detailed
each week for that duty. The cele
| brant will begin Mass each day al
twelve o'clock and will finish by hal
past twelve. Opportunity will thus be
| given to the hundreds of busy work
ers in the downtown district to attend
Mass each day of Lent. a
| Peg o. My Heart" at the Shubert
theatre Friday evening, March II, will
draw a packed house il the advance
sale of tickets is correct index of the
crowd that will attend. All the boxes
ranging in price from $25 to $50, have
been sold for some time. Tickets car
| he exchanged at the theatre from
March 10 to II. Miss Maude Moore
who has charge of the rehearsals, is
confident that the Amphion players
will Guido their former successes
More than $1,000 worth of furniture Of
the old English style has been secured
| for the production The Shubert thea
tire orchestra will render the favorite
Irish airs beginning with peg O. My
Heart" A dress rehearsal will be pre-
scented for the children Sunday after
noon at three o'clock in the school au
| ditorium.
Church of the incarnation; Rever
| end ]. M. Cleary, pastor Of the Church
of the Incarnation, Minneapolis, has
| prepared stereopticon lecture fol
the celebration of st. Patrick's festival
which will take place Friday evening
| March II, in the Royal Arcanum hall
Lake street and First avenue South
The Young Peoples club has charge
of the entertainment and in addition
to Father Cleary's lecture a musica
and literary program will be given
Among the soloists will be Mrs. Tenie
| Murphy Sheehan.
| Church of ST. Stephen: "Mistel
Bob" a lively comedy of unusual mer
it, will be presented by the st. Steph
ems dramatic club, Minneapolis, in the
parochial school auditorium, Friday
evening, March II. There will be {
variety of Irish music in the course o.
the evenings program.
Seton Guild: A large crowd greeted
the entertainment given in st. An
thongs auditorium last Monday even
| ing by the Seton classes. The read
| ings, solos and choruses were thor
oughly enjoyed and the work of those
who took part in the comedy, can Out
slider received repeated and hearty
applause.
University Catholic Associations: A
the University Catholic Association
meeting last Sunday, March 5, Rever
end Father Devery, the spiritua
director of the Association, spoke OF
what the Monks Have Done for Prog
ress," with special reference to theil
work during the Middle Ages.
musical program was furnished b.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Skaaden of Min
neapolis.
| Next Sunday, March II, DR.. Vincent
President of the University, will speal
at the meeting of the University Cath
Ollie Association. His subject will be
IAN Ancient Dreamer" Mrs. Franci:
Vincent Coveny of Minneapolis will
give a program of songs. The meet
ing will be held in the Engineering Au
ditorium on Church street and Wash
ington avenue, at $3.50, and those in
terested in the work of the Associa
ton are cordially invited to be present
Seton Guild Entertainment: A grouI
of young girls ushered at the musica
entertainment and play which wa:
given by the Seton Dramatic club anC
the Seton Choral club Monday even
ing, March 6, in st. Anthony audi
torium, Minneapolis. The group in
cludes: The Misses Lottie HUGH
Marie Murphy, Elsie Sem, Rutl
Huxtable, Margaret Fox, Margare
Carlin, Effie Nugent, Agnes McCahy
Ethel Hickey Katherine keenan,, Lot
tie Archer.
Amphion Club: Walter P. Grave
will play the role of Mrs. Chichester
son and Will S. Doyle will take tn
part of Montgomery Hawkes. in tn
play, Peg O. My Heart" to be put o.
Friday evening, March ~ at tn
Shubert theater by the Amphiol
Dramatic club of the Cathedral O
st. Mary, Minneapolis.
Holy Rosary: Rehearsals are bein
conducted for George M. Rosener'
three-act comedy drama, An Iris
Eden" which members of the Mod
jeska Dramatic club of Holy Rosar
Church will present on March II i
the school auditorium. The story i
one of general interest in which Fl
Their Duffy, the parish priest, plays a
important part. During the intermiS
, sion between acts Irish songs will b
rendered. The cast for the play il
!. cludes: The Misses Anna Mills, Katf
: crime Mulkern, Susan Quinn, Hele
Wenzin, Margaret Mills, the Messrs
Leo Heaphy, Alexander Dumas, En-
: NETT Farmer, Prosperous Moynahar
| David McGovern, John Hoff, Leste
Dumas.
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