The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-05-26
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end J. THarEington,i pastor Sof ! the
Church OF the Ascension, entertain-.
ed the members of the Irish Literary
Club with ii most interesting talk on
Ireland, on Tuesday. evening of last
week when the Club met with Divi-
sion No. Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs.
Teresa Bryant introduced the general
topic of the evening by displaying an
excellent map of Ireland and making
a brief address. Father Harrington
followed, and using the map for illus
tration, spoke largely from personal
recollection about various phases of
Irish life and customs.
Mr.. Joseph Donahue, former County
President of the Hibernians, also
gave a short and interesting talk on
Irish Life" The next meeting of
the club will be held with Division
No. 4. The subject of the evening
Will be THE Schools and Churches of
Ireland ,...,.
Church of the Incarnation: Next
AhOAhNAy w SA1I1iSo may 20, al q quetl ISi
past eight o'clock, social will be
given in the school hall by Division
No. 10 of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
A. o. H. The division is raising
funds for the purchase of a window
for the new church, and the members
credit. Refreshments will be served
to all who attend.
Memorial Day: REQUIEM High
Mass for the soldier dead will be cele-
brated in st. Mary's cemetery on
Wednesday May so, at half past nine
o'clock. Rev. Thomas E.. Cullen will
preach the sermon. After the Mass
there will be a procession to the sol
diers graves where a corps of st.
Thomas cadets will fire Il salute, the
graves will be decorated and the boys
of the Catholic Orphan Home will
lead in the singing of patriotic airs.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
De Graft: A very interesting lee
ture was given at the local opera
house last Friday evening by Rev.
A. Doyle, of Lake Benton. The
beautiful views of Ireland and Amer
lea. The large audience present en-
joyed a very profitable evenings en-
tertainment The lecture was under
the auspices of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
Lake Benton: Sunday evening, May
IS, a Patriotic Program was given in
the local opera house under the direc-
ton of Rev. Andrew Doyle. The yari-
Gus numbers, including vocal and in
strumental music and recitations,
proved highly entertaining. A series
of patriotic pantomimes accompanied
by number of lines in verse aptly
illustrated the spirit of the occasion.
The address of the evening was de-
livered by Rev. George E. Carlin of
Marshall, Mimi. His subject was,
Patriotism of the American Soldier,
and was delivered in most mastery
manner.
GracevilIe:. The pupils of st. Marys
Academy presented their Senior class
play Thursday and Friday of this
week The Junior music pupils will
present musicale Saturday May 26.
The Senior students Of music will
give their program on Wednesday,
May 80, at three o'clock.
Montgomery: A musical and dra-
matte program was given on May IS
by the pupils of the Sisters of st.
Benedict, in the school of the Holy
Redeemer.
Faribault: "The Upper ROOM" a
drama by Robert Hugh Benson, was
read by Mrs. James O'Neil at Beth
lehem Academy Tuesday evening, May
Is. Mrs. O'Neil is talented reader.
The proceeds are for the benefit of
the Bethlehem Academy alumnae
fund.