The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-20

! weather. Inc players were entnu-
siastically applauded for their excel
! lent rendition OF the parts assigned
them More than 5000 was needed for
| the benefit OF the parish.
Church of ST. Mark: The Dramatic
Club of ST. Marks Church, ST Paul.
presented three-act drama entitled
The Heart CT the Shamrock, in the
/ ST. Thomas College auditorium on
| Thursday evening, May IS, for the
| benefit OF the parish The play was
staged under the direction OF Win
Mcclure with Miss Mary Lynch in the
title role.
Church of ST. Agnes: The contract
for the frescoeins of the Church of ST
/ Agnes, St, Paul, of which Rev. A.
| Oguin is pastor, has been awarded to
| Wilfred Lalonde, ecclesiastical artist
Of this city.
Church of St. Mary: The pupils of
| St. Mary's paroChial school, ST. Paul
of which Rev J. c. Byrne is pastor,
! will Siye an entertainment in the
school hall Gu the afternoon Of Sun
| day May u, and repeat it on the
| evening OF May p. The program con-
sists of a number of songs and rccita-
| tons, pantomime and q comedy in
| two acts entitled, Six Times Nine.
The ST. Agathas orchestra will play
the opening and the closing numbers,
and Miss Elsie Shave will be the
accompanist.
| Church Of the Holy Redeemer: An
| ice cream social for the benefit of the
italian Church OF the Holy Redeemer,
| St. Paul, of which Rev. H. Ciebattone
! is pastor, was given under the aus
pieces Of the Rosary and Altar Society
in the church hall on College Avenue
| last Monday night. Despite the I'M
| favorable weather there was large
attendance and substantial sum was
added to the parish funds.
Sacred Thirst Society: The next
meeting of the Sacred Thirst Total
Abstinence Society will be held on
|
Of Mrs. w J, Logue, $50 Dayton Ave
nue. St Paul musical and literary
program will follow the regular bust
| ness meeting.
Church of ST. Cecilia; On Monday
evening, May l., the women of ST.
Cccilia's parish, ST. Paul, gave mus
ical at which a number of young
singers Of the city were heard under
the direction of Mrs. Kenny
Ceciian Society: The Rev. j. A.
| Kern, pastor Of the Church of Our
| Lady CT Mount Carmel Minneapolis,
| addressed the Ccciiian Society of that
| city at its May meeting last Tuesday
eyeniug. lie gave Il very interesting
| talk on the Cecilian societies of Eu-
rope lie traced thir growth and de-
| yelopment and pointed QUE the excel
| lent qualities Of real church music.
! He advocated the holding of the meet
inSs of the Cecilian Society in q more
| central place easily accessible to choir
| leaders and musicians from all PARTS
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and Berry gave vocal and Instrumental
| selections.
! Church Of the Ascension: The
| Most Reverend Archbishop admins
tered the Sacrament OF Confirmation
TO a class of 369 in the Church of the
Ascension, Minneapolis, Of which Rev.
J. Harrington is pastor, on Sunday
afternoon, May IA. In the class were
ninety-one adults, and CT these seven
ty-three were converts. The confirma-
ton Offering amounted to $100.
| Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary: Mime
sota Day" was observed by the Pro
Cathedral school OF ST Mary, Mime
apClis, Oil Thursday afternoon, May
II. The pastor Reverend Thomas E.
Cullen, addressed the children, who
occasion. The children themselves
presented playlet and a varied pro-
gram of songs and recitations, all in
keeping with the character OF the day
The Parish Priest" was presented
in the Pro-Cathedral school hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings of last
week and drew crowded houses both
evenings. The players had been care
fully trained and won enthusiastic
applause repeatedly in the course oil
the performance.
Church of ST, Stephen: The Young
Ladies Sodality of st. Stephens par
ish, Minneapolis, gave card social
in the school hall, Wednesday even
ing, May II. The young women
served refreshments after the card
contests were ended The crowd thor
oughly enjoyed the evening
Church of the incarnation: The
Willing Workers" of the Incarnation
Church, Minneapolis, received a large
crowd CT parishioners and their friends
in the Royal Arcanum hall. Wednes
day evening, May II, when the parish
social was given under the auspices
OF the Willing Workers organization
The program ended with refreshments
served by the women of the parish.
Church of ST. Bridget; why l Be
came a Catholic" was the subject o
the lecture given in st. Bridget;
, church hall, Minneapolis, last Sunda,
evening by George Benson Hewetson
notwithstanding the rainy evening {