The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03

! regular Injecting Ol TIE organization
will be held February in the Wilder
building auditorium. Hon. John w.
Willis will address the ladies.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-cathedral of St. Mary: The st.
| Patrick's day entertainment under the
auspices Of the Amphion Club of this
| parish, will be held this year in the
Auditorium. 1t will consist, by special
request, of the revival of an old play
and the title role will be assumed by
former we'll known Minneapolis man.
One feature of the entertainment will
be an organ recital. Mr.. John Sheehan
is chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee and Mr.. Ed. Coveny of the tick
| ct committee Six boxes will be sold
| by subscription.
, The Young Ladies Sodality enjoyed
a sleigh ride last Monday evening,
which brought together about one hun
| dred and fifty members of the organi-
zation. The evenings fun ended up
with supper in the sub-auditorium Of
the Pro-Cathedral.
Church of the Incarnation: Ten
graduates from the eighth grade of the
Incarnation school received their di-
plomas from the pastor, Reverend J..
| N. Cleary, Thursday evening. January
25. An interesting program by the
senior pupils Of the school preceded
the award of diplomas. Father Clearly
| in his address, dealt at some length
with the necessity of religious train
| ing as the most important element in
education.
Minneapolis League Of Catholic
Women: The League held its annual
musical in the gold room of the Rad
isson Hotel Thursday evening, Janu-
airy %. The attendance was the larg-
est in the history of the League and
melted big sum. Mrs. w. e. Nelson.
assisted by Mrs. JOS. Lehman and Miss
Anne Hughes, had charge Of the pro-
gramme. The artists taking part were
Mrs. Cecile Murphy Skaaden, Mrs.
Thomas Wyler-Green, Eugene Skaad-
en-, Miss Florence Pauley, Miss Maude
Moore, Miss Eleanor Putnam, Miss
Marjorie Pickthall and John Edwin.
| The success of the musical was due
| in q great measure to the keen riv-
| airy in disposing of tickets between
the various departments. Mrs Grace
NJ. Gum, chairman of Cafeteria De-
partment, was an easy winner in the
contest Mrs. G.. G. Barry, chairman
of Settlement Department., and Mrs.
| P. P. OHallaran, chairman of Relief
Department, ran close for second
place. st. ,Mary's Hall and St. JOS
eph's Home Departments made a good
showing. The affair was great sue
cess socially as we'll as financially.
Students Catholic Association: The
members of the Association will give
banquet and entertainment at the
| bennington Hotel, Thursday evening,
| February s. Mr.. J. S. Reichert, pres
ident, will preside. Mr.. Timothy o.
Keefe will be POSTMASTER. The speak
ers will be Rev. James ]. Devery, c. S.
P, Rev. C. F. McGinnis, Ph.D., and Mr..
G. n. Mclaughlin, alumni representa-
tive.
Irish Literary Club: The Irish His
tory Club held their regular monthly
meeting with Division No. s. A talk
on current Irish topics occupied a
/ of 1o !,
the election of officers for the coming
year. Mary B. Daily, state president
of the Ladies' Auxiliary, was unani-
mously reelected president. Mrs.
Anna Bryant, county president, was
elected first vice-president. The pres
ident of each division was elected
vice-president, and they are to act as
assistant to the president in all her
literary work during the coming year
Mrs. Mary Gates of Divisions No. s,
was elected secretary.
Church of st. Bridget: The young
people of the parish did themselves
| proud Wednesday evening, January
"a, in a minstrel show, which they
| staged in the church hall which has
recently been remodeled into one OF
the best show halls in North Mime
apolis. A large crowd greeted the
troop Of black-face artists and showed
their enthusiastic appreciation. A
comedy sketch, in which the young
ladies took part with a lone man
was big success. The basket socia
after the entertainment was greatly
enjoyed.
| Owing to their wonderful success
on Wednesday, the young folks have
decided to give an entertainment OF
ST. Patrick's evening. The entertain
ment will consist of playlets ant
sketches, interspersed with songs ap
propriate to the holiday.
Church of the Ascension: A mos
successful series Of card parties
given for the purpose of furnishing
the new Sisters Home, is occupying
the attention of the women of TIT
parish, and prominent members art
opening their homes in this cause
The parties will be continued ever.
Friday afternoon until Lent. TIL,
hours are from 2:30 to $50. Cincl
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