The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-29
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

his farewell sermon in the Cathedral
next Sunday, April so, at the eleven
O'Clock Mass. The following Tuesday
morning, May 2, he will leave for
Lead, S. D., where he will be installed
as Bishop of the diocese on Thursday
May 4.
College of ST. Thomas: \ play, en-.
titled, Ready Money" will be staged
Ill the st. Thomas auditorium on the
evenings of May 10, II and l., under
the direction of Professor w. ID. Jamie.
son. The proceeds will be devoted to
wiping out the debt on the st. Thomas
athletic field.
The annual military inspection of
the College will be made. on Monday
and Tuesday next by Major Munro
Mcfarland of the General Staff. On
Monday morning an inspection OF
arms, accOutrements and quarters will
take place; the afternoon will be de.
voted chiefly to close order work. On
Tuesday a field problem, which con.
StituteS the most serious portion of
the investigation, will be set by Major
Mcfarland to be worked out by the
Corps Of Cadets in the vicinity of the
College. On Friday the st. Thomas
Cadets will meet the University OF
Minnesota in battle in the neighbor.
hood of Fort Smelling. st. Thomas
will act on the defensive. To this an.
nual clash with the University, the St
Thomas companies look forward with
the keenest zest, for it calls into play
the knowledge of military science and
tactics developed i'll both institutions
The manoeuyers which spectators
will find most interesting will take
place on the College Campus on Mon
day afternoon at two O'Clock. The
friends of the College arc cordially in.
VitGd to be present at them.
x. of c. Program: The North
western Repertory Players, presented
Henrik Ibsen's drama, entitled "The
Pillars Of Society,"" under the auspices
of the st. Paul Council Knights oil
Columbus, at their auditorium Oh
Smith Avenue, on Tuesday evening
April %. before a large audience
which thoroughly enjoyed the per
Torrance and was generous in the
bestowal of well-merited applause
Seton Guild: The outdoor classes
conducted by the Seton Guild of Min
neapoliS were resumed this week A
meeting of the Seton Guild members
was held in the guild rooms, 20G So
Fourth street, Wednesday evening
April &c, to organize the tennis ant
riding classes and make other ar
rangements for the springs work,
Seton Cottage on Phelps Island
Lake Minnetonka, will open for the
vacation season June l. Last year, il
the course of the season, about 1000
girls from the Twin Cities and vicinity
spent their vacations in whole or il
part at Seton Cliff and arrangements
arc already under way to accommo
date Il greater number OF guests dur
ing the coming summer. The renova
tors are already at their work on the
cottage and grounds. New furniture
will be installed, the walls Of SctOi
Cottage are being decorated anew
and landscape gardener has beef
engaged to superintend the improve
ments on the grounds about Seto1
Cliff. A new boat, Seton will ply
during the coming season, between
Seton station on the Great Northern
railway and Seton Cliff on Phelps Is
land.
Church of the incarnation: Rever
end J. NJ. Clcary, pastor of the ChurCl
of the Incarnation, Minneapolis, re
Ceived class of eight converts int
the Church on Easter Saturday. Thu
solemn baptism of the men ant
women took place Immediately afte
the High Mass.
Hibernians at Communion: TIL
members OF the Ancient Order of Iii
bernians and of the Ladies' Auxiliar
of Hennepin County will receive Hol
Communion in Il body in the Church o
st. Bridget, Minneapolis, of whiCi
Reverend James Donahoe is pastor, a
tue eight o'clock Mass on Sunday
April so. Special cars will be pre-
Vided for the accommodation of al
who wish TO attend. After Mass
breakfast will be served by the wOmeI
of. the parish in the basement of TIL
church. The accommodations ar
ample for all who desire to be presen
mt the service, and all members of TIL
organization are urgently requested t
take part i'll it.
Church of The Holy Rosary: o
Easter Monday evening, April "A, tn
Modjeska Dramatic Club of the Hol
Rosary parish, Minneapolis, which
in charge of the Dominican Father!
presented a specially selected photo
play, with Marguerite Snow in til
title role, in the auditorium of tn
parochial school before q large aud
encC.
L. c. B, Association: Branch NJ
$40 of the Ladies' Catholic Benevoler
- Association will give a card party i
the rooms of the Minneapolis Leagu
of Catholic Women, 720 Marquett
Ave, on Wednesday evening, May 3
Shakopee: A class of seventy-tw
boys and girls will receive their frs
Holy Communion the Church of S