The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-04
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

ut st. Joseph Academy, Wednesday
March /. The little lad displayed Il
wonderful technique and a remarkable
Interpretation.
William Mentor Crosse, Supervisor
of Music ut st. Joseph S. Academy
save the first artists recital of Il
series, i'll the auditorium of the
Academy. Silvio Scionti, of Chicago,
will give the second recital, Friday,
March ..
College of ST. Catherine: The
Freshman College class of st. Gather
ines College will entertain at an even
ing party next Monday, March 6.
The first aud second year high
school team girls gave very inter
esting program i'll the Jeanne dare
Auditorium Saturday evening, Febru-
airy 26. The program consisted OF Vo>
cal and instrumental selections, read
ihgs, Il playlct, Truth, the Mischief,
and dance by Madeline Mclntieer.
Monday evening, February %, the
class in modern drama attended the
performance OF The yellow Jacket
at the Metropolitan.
An adjoining room with double doors
between makes very fine addition to
the library, and contains the section
OF history and economics. About five
thousand new volumes were added to
the library last fall, making total of
over ten thousand books. The library
is we'll selected and contains eXcep-
tionally good material for work in the
college department.
st. Marks Parish: Professor White
of the Minnesota University will lee
ture before the Altar and Rosary So
cety of St. Marks Church next Fri
day, March 3, at p. NJ, in the school
hall His topic will be, ireland and
the Beginning of Modern Civilization. >
Monday evening, February p, Pro
fessor Jameson of ST. Thomas Col
lege presented the play, "a Game of
Cards" before Il large and apprecia-
tive audience in the school hall.
Sacred Heart Church: The Drama
tic Club of the Sacred Heart Church
presented IL four-act comedy-drama,
entitled, "On the Bar H. last Sunday
evening, February 27. The play was
given for the benefit of the Sacred
Heart Church.
University Catholic Association: At
the weekly meeting of the Catholic AS
SOCiation of the Minnesota University,
held Sunday, February II, Reverend
j. ]. Devery gaye avery interesting
and instructive talk on 1.-THE COrinth-
ianS."
A musical program was given by
Mrs. Carlyle Scott, who played the
violin, with Professor Scott at the
piano. Professor Scott is head of the
music department at the University.
The Association has 400 members,
and holds it's meetings every Sunday
afternoon i'll the Auditorium of the
Engineering Building at the Univer-
sity. The officers for the current year
are: President, ThOs. Darlington;
President, Dorothy Mccarthy;
Secretary, Loretta ODea; and Treas.
UrCr, JOS. Gainor. The spiritual di
ICtlOI Is IhGNGituu u. j. DGNCIy.
Church of ST. Cecilia: A Mission
will be held at st. CeciIia's Church
for one week, commencing March 10
Fathers Charles and John OF the Pas
sionist Order will conduct the exer
CiSeS.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: On Sat
urday, February 70, the Friday EXPIRES
sion Class of the Conservatory pre-
scented THE House Party on the
StyX," boarding-schOol play. The
leading roles were well portrayed by
May Victor, of Liudstrom, Mimi, as
Doc" and Rosetta REM Of st. Pau
as "Jincy."
Tuesday afternoon, February p, the
private class in Expression gave {
short story hour. The setting was il
a colonial parlor The Minuet was
danced by group of younger chill
dren, led by Helen Kohl and Donald
Rafferty,, the two smallest children.
Mr.. Silvio Scionti of Chicago vii
give a Pianoforte Recital at ST. Aga
Ild . 1OuSCl NdlOly OlI OdCuluGty
March 4.
Church of ST. Andrew: The Ladies
Sodality of st. Andrews Church, o
which Reverend r. A. Printon is pas
tor, will be recognized the first Sun
day in Lent.
The Holy Name Society of st. An
drew's will also be re-organized. A
present there are 75 members, and
is the intention of the pastor that tn
number will reach $50 during the sea
son of Lent.
The Dramatic Club Of St. Andrew
Church will present the famous play
kathleen Mavoureen," on March 1
at the North Central Commercial Clut
For Chapel Fund: Mrs. John
Coates, 44S Ashland Avenue, st. Pau
gave a card party at her home MOI
day evening, February %, the prC
ceedS of which will go toward til
Chapel Fund.
Ancient Order of HibeTnians: A
open meeting and entertainment wi
be held by the Hibernians on Marc
4, the anniversary of Robert Emmett
birth. The meeting will be held q
the Hibernian Hall, and the chic
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