The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-28
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evenings of April 80 and May |, the
young people of. the parish will
present a MISUNDERSTANDING show in
the parish gymnasium. This is
PLANNED as one of the largest and
most ambitious social enterprises of
the young people for this spring. A
number of the younger girls will sell
candy during the evening and string
orchestra will play at intervals
Throughout the evening. Mr.. A.
lVogelsgang, who is directing the prep
arations, will introduce an innovation
in the appearance of the role, THE
Leading Lady of the Minstrel Show"
| Since war was declared by this
country pious practice has been in
troduced in this church. Every morn
ing several hundred men receive Holy
Communion in a. body, and reciteg spe-
cial prayers to implore speedy and
Honorable peace to the United States.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Rosary Society will be held in the
school hall Wednesday afternoon, May
| 2, at 2:30.
League of Catholic Women: Lee
lures on First Aid were begun last
week in the rooms of the league, 1913
Marquette avenue. About two hun
| dred women attended the first lecture,
given by DR.. r. E. Farr. Reverend
Thomas E. Cullen also addressed the
meeting. J. j. Portley added to the
| interest of the evening by singing a
group Of appropriate songs. The meet
| ing was opened with the singing of
America and closed with "The Star
! Spangled Banner Mrs. J. A. Coonan,
president of the league, presided at
the meeting. On Tuesday evening
| last, Professor Erdmann of the Uni
| versity, began the regular series Of
technical instructions with lecture
on anatomy. The women attending
will be organized into smaller groups
for intensive instruction, The work
is under the direction of DR.. r. E.
farr. !ZIC,
Deanery Meeting: The priests of
the Minneapolis deanery will meet in
conference ON Tuesday afternoon, May
dral school. The conference will open
at half past two o'clock.
Lincoln Court c. O. F.: Carvel
Hall is no longer the regular meeting
place of Lincoln Court No. S19, Cath
Ole Order of Foresters, of Mime
apolis. The court has taken up it's
new quarters at 5 West Lake Street
over the Minneapolis State bank, and
held it's first meeting there April II.
| Church of the Holy Name: The
Philo Club of the Holy Name parish
presented a minstrel show in the
parish hall, Thursday evening, April
10, under the direction of J. E. Con-
rad The wit and humor of the
| speakers were punctuated by hearty
applause.
struction work on the new church be-
gan April II, and a large crew of men
are now working on the foundation.
IL. n. Leighton and Company are the
contractors, and they intend to push
| the construction as rapidly as posi-
| BILE.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Divi-
sion No. 2, l.. A. A. o. H. of Hennepin
County. entertained the Irish History
Club at their meeting Monday even
ing, April Is, at their hall Mrs.
Elizabeth Pasha read a very interest
ing paper on Thomas Moore the
Poet A very pretty and impressive
sight was witnessed by those present
when Miss Julia O'Keefe and Miss
Louisa Collins, attired in white and
carrying gold stats, ushered in class
of Sd young ladies to become mem
bers of Division No. 2. The Division
expects to increase this number by
May 1.
| Knights of Columbus: On Wednes-
day. April 20. the formal X of C. en-
tertainment took place at the Lean
Iington hotel. This was the big an
nual council affair. Prof. Joncos and
a special quartet featured the enter
| tainment. ~~=ll ----~.--