The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-05-19

Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient Order
of IIibernians, and Division No. 8, A.
O. II.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: A pa
triotic get-together party will be CIV
en- in the sub-auditorium of the Pro-Ca
thedral on the evening of May 20.
There will be a short program of
patriotic songs by the school children,
tableauX, and speeches, followed by a
social hour. Admission free, and
most cordial invitation is extended to
all by the ladies of the Rosary Society
who will act as hostesses.
ST. Margaret's Academy: The young
ladies of the senior class of the must
cal department gave their final recital
last Tuesday afternoon. A large num-
Der of the friends and patrons of the
school filled the auditorium to enjoy
the splendid program. 1.-THE opening.
and closing numbers were two quar-
tettes and were especially noteworthy.
There were three violin numbers
which were especially fine. The criti-
cal audience was we'll pleased, and
the program brought out we'll the prog
ress made by the members of the
class since September. The Minims
will give their recital some time next
week.
Church of the Holy Name: A mis-
sion will begin on PentecOst Sunday,
May 81, in this church and will con-
tinue for one week. The Dominican
Fathers of Holy Rosary Convent of
this city, will conduct the exercises.
This will be the first mission in, the
new parish, and the pastor, Reverend
Patrick Cunningham, expects that
much will be accomplished in unity
ing the spiritual life of the parish.
Church of the Incarnation: A not
able success was scored by the women
of this parish who had charge of the
social at the Radisson Hotel, last
Monday afternoon. The roof garden
of the hotel was crowded before two
o'clock, so that the committee were
obliged to provide two additional halls
on a lower floor to accommodate the
throng. The proceeds of the social
will be devoted to the building fund OF
the new church.
Irish Literary Club: Division No.
of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. O
H. entertained the Irish Literary Clut
of Minneapolis Tuesday evening, May
lbs. There was a general discussion
on the subject of ireland" led by
Mrs. Teresa Bryant, the Hennepir
County President of the Auxiliary
Mrs. Bryant displayed large and ex
cellent map of Ireland, and afte1
speaking of several interesting fea
| lures of the geography of the island
| announced that every member presen
was expected to say something abou
| the Emerald Isle. The result was ;
most interesting half hour in which
| every phase of Irish history, characte
and destiny was touched upon.
Church of ST. Bridget: The mem
| bers of the parish have decided to fit
tingly celebrate the Fourth of July Oh
the church grounds, Emerson and 3Stl
AYES. North, minneapolis. The spiri
manifested at a general meeting las
Sunday night assures. the success o
| every feature of very interesting pre-
gram. Tie committee in charge of a6
vertising is authorized to announc
that an excellent meal, at the small
cost of soc, will be served in tn
Church basement from 11:00 to Zoo
After that hour, until late in the ever
ing, luncheon la carte will be served
A special feature that will arouse ger
eral interest is the disposing of an AT
tomobile on that evening. Many ou1
side the parish will be afforded an OF
portunity of securing a first class ca
at a small sum. 1t is hoped the re
ceipts from this part of the program
will be quite large. There will be er
tertainments galore. Prizes will b
given for contests, and when priz
lis donated by a firm or an indiyidus
outside the parish suitable acknow
edgment will be made. The chifdre
will be. properly taken care Of, an