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

College. The affair was for the benefit
of the College Alumni Association. A
large and enthusiastic audience
greeted the talented players. The
cast included Lieutenant Robert
Worburton, Gregory Weyand; Miss
Betty Annsley, ,Fayette Bogert;
Charles Henderson, Keifer VauX;
Colonel Annsley, Peter Bies; Thomas
Karloss, Thomas Tonnois; Colonel
Raleigh, Joseph Hickey; MonsignOr
Pierre, Robert Robbins; Judge Watts,
William Cegan; Clerk of the Court,
Richard Doe; officer O'Brien, Joseph
Hickey; Officer Cassidy, Earl Noonan;
William, Richard Doe, Miss Nancy
Worburton, Virginia Greening.
Cathedral: During Lent instructions
will be given at the Cathedral on Sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at s o'clock. Stations will be said
each Friday afternoon and evening.
Cathedral School: A st. Patrick's
Day entertainment will be given at
the Cathedral school auditorium
March II. The program consists of
a musical, songs and choruses by the
Cathedral choristers and a play in
four acts by Ibsen, "The Pillars OF
Society,"" by our local talent. The
program is under the direction of
Rev. Thomas r. Talbot, director Of
music and dramatic art. 'The Pillars
of Society,"" published in 1877, is per-
haps the most conspicuous OF the
series of psychological dramatic
studies through which Ibsen has eX-
ercised untold influence on European
drama. In it he deals with the
problem OF hypocrisy in a. small COM
mercial center OF industry, and pours
scorn On contemporary humanity,
while cherishing the highest hopes OF
human possibilities for the future.
The proceeds. of this entertainment
will be for the equipment OF the boys
choir of the Cathedral.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: On Sat
urday, March II, at $3.50 p. M, the
third of the series of children's reclt-
ais will be given at the Conservatory.
The recital will consist of musical
numbers and readings, and the pupils
and their friends are cordially invited.
The artistic rendition of a choice
program by Mr.. Silvia SciontI, OF Cnl-
cago, on Saturday, March 4, at st.
Agatha's Conservatory was duly ap-
preciated by large and attentive au-
dience, consisting of the pupils and
theirgfriends. Mr.. SeiOnti possesses. IN
A. marked degree the ability to hold
his audience from first to last, and his
wonderful grace and ease were as man.
ifest in the Bach-Busoni, "Chaconne,
as in the lighter numbers, Passacag-
LA, e minor, by Cyril Scott, and the
Capriccio, Brahms. His frank, unaf-
fected yet thoroughly sympathetic in
depreciation showed him to be thor
ough musician.
Program-Andanti faVori, Beethov-
en-; Chaconne, Bach-Busoni; Reflet
dams reau reflections in the water),
Debussy; Rhapsody, + sharp minor
Dohnanyi; Capriccio, B minor, Brahms;
Lotus Land, Cyril Scott; Passacaglia
Il minor, Cyril Scott; Barcarolle, Cho'
pin; Eroica, List.
There will be services for the deal
mutes Sunday afternoon, March 18th
at 3 o'clock at st. Agathas Censerva
tory. Father Gehl, of Milwaukee
Wis, will preach.
Sacred Heart Church: Last Sunday
n
was held by the members of the sacred
Heart Church. Supper was served in
the parish hall to large number OF
people Saturday night, March 4, a
stag party was given by the men OF
the parish in the parish hall.
There will be a sermon and bene
diction on Wednesday night of each
week during Lent, and Stations on Fri
day nights each week.
Church of ST. Bernard: A reception
was rendered the new pastor, Reverend
Hugo Tell, Monday evening, February
IS, by the people of st. Bernard'S
parish The reception was followed
by an entertainment in the schoo
hail.
The Lenten devotions for st
Demands Church will consist of {
sermon each Wednesday evening ant
Stations every Friday afternoon at
o'clock for the children, and Friday
evening at S o'clock for the adults O.
the parish.
xs-
ST. Luke's Church: Instructions will
be given at st. Luke's Church oil
Wednesday and Sunday nights at
o'clock during Lent, and Stations viii
he said Friday afternoons at $3.50 AM
Friday evenings at s o'clock.
ST. Michael: The Dramatic Club o
st. Michaels Church will present ;
three-act drama of Irish life in small
western settlement, known as VILE
Cat, Colorado, at Paul Martins Hal
on st. Patricks Day, March II. TIL
title of the drama is "The Heart of
Shamrock" The young people of tn
parish have been working hard for tn
past few weeks under the direction o
Father Weber and fine dramatl
treat is in store for those fortunate
enough to attend. Irish songs will b.
rendered between the acts by the choi
under the direction of Mr.. Henri
Soucheray. The cast: Jack, Thoma
Fontaine; Mrs. Donovan, c. Grac
poo;1so Pol