The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11
cents Church, of which Reverend T
]. Crowley is pastor.

ST. Andrews: kathleen Mavour
neen," good old Irish play and play
ed by Irish stars on st. Patrick's days
for the last half century, will be staged
under the personal direction of Rev
Father T. A. Printon at the North
Central Commercial club on March 16
Written aobut fifty-five years ago ii
has been played by the best Irish stars
ever since. Parishes all over the
country have had it presented on their
stages on every anniversary of St
Patrick's Day. Recently it has been
revised and the newer version will be
staged by Father Printon this year
The proceeds will be for the benefit
OF st. Andrews parish. Ambition to
be Il great lady versus love of an Irish
lad, problem to be solved by beau
tiful Irish maid, is the theme of the
story. In the second and third act OF
the characteristic Irish love story, one
sees the troubled lass dream, graphic
ally depicting the terrors which will
follow if she marries the nobleman
who has offered her his hand and the
satisfying of her ambitions. On her
awakening she chooses the lad and
in the way of Irish plays everything
ends we'll The cast will include:
Marie La Plant, Peggy Finn, Mrs
Bessie Mates, Gregory Weyand, VIII,
liam Hassett, John B. Finn, Vincent
Lennon, Stephen Mcdonald, Earl Nc,
Donald, Edward Signs and Harry Mar.
tin. kathleen MavOurneen," the
song, will be sung.
DevOtions for Lent will be held on
Wednesday and Friday evenings at S
o'clock, and on Sunday evenings at
1880 at st. Andrews Church.
Reception at Art Institute: The
Catholic Colleges of st. Paul gave q
reception at the Art Exhibit of the
st. Paul Art Institute in the Auditor
ium Wednesday, March s. Wednes
day afternoon, st. GATHERINGS College
and st. Joseph's Academy received
and in the evening, st. Thomas Col
lege was represented. Three mem
bers of the Alumnae Association oil
st. GATHERINGS College, Mrs. Fitz
gerald and the Misses Mary Hoy and
Mary Gleason, assisted by the Senior
College students, received. Mrs. G.
F. McNally was chairman of com
mittee from st. Josephs Academy
Reverend p. r. O'Brien was chairman
Of the committee from st. Thomas
College.
Six pictures by the Sisters of st
Joseph have been accepted by the
judges for the exhibit. A portrait oil
Nathaniel Pousette-Dart by Sister
Mary Theresa received first honor
able mention. Mr.. Pousette-Dart is
director of art at st. GATHERINGS Col
lege, and under his supervision a
splendid workshop for leather and
brass work has been fitted up at the
College, and an excellent norma
course in Art established. Picture
PIP, over the Hills" has been entered
in the contest by Sister Mary Theresa
and her work has received specia
commentator from the judges.
ST. Vincent de Paul: The regular
quarterly meeting of the Society O
ST. Vincent de Paul will be held Sun
day evening, March II, in the Cattle
dral school hall. Reports will BIZ
made of all the activities of the vari
Gus societies since the last annua
meeting. The officers and member!
of the Society look forward to a yer!
large attendance. The pastors through
out the city are kindly requested t.
announce this meeting, even though
| they may not have organized Con
ferences of the Society in their parish
Guild of Catholic Women: The De
partment of Arts and Letters, Guile
of Catholic Women, will meet at TIL
Angus, Monday, March IS, at 2:3
p. m.
The program, Patron Saint o
Norway" will be presented in pape
on "The Saga of st. Olaf by Mrs
Arthur Johnson, followed by a genera
| discussion.
Hibernian Hall: There will be Gel
ebration of st. Patrick's Day at Hibe1
MAN Hall under the auspices of TIL
Hibernian Hall Association on Frida
evening, March II. The Ladies' AuN
| iliary will hold reception and give a.
| informal tea in the afternoon. TIL
principal address of the evening vii
be given by Rev. c. F. Cremin, of 81
Paul's Seminary. The program ais
includes an address by T. J. Doyle
State President, and Thomas Sullivan
Recitations by Miss Helen McCarth
and John Fitzpatrick with severa
musical numbers, vocal and instrr
mental, will also add to the entertain
ment. The program will conclude wit
the burning of the mortgage on lot
purchased for the erection of a neV
hall on which the committee repor
| favorable progress.
Daughters of Isabella: At the NEE
ing Wednesday evening, March 1, c
the Daughters of Isabella, readin
circle, to be known as the D. of
Reading Circle, was organized. TweI
ty-five enrolled themselves that ever
ing as members, and a number NOR
expect to join. The circle is to NEE
on the first Wednesday evening {
each month, in the Cathedral clu
rooms, st. Paul, the first session to b
in April. At that time, the subject
be studied will be Church History an
Current Events. The study outlin
will be mapped out from meeting
] meeting and among the things