The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-27
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
SAINT PAUL.

Students Choral Club: The mem
hers OF the club are preparing pro-
duction of Gilbert and Sullivan's IA
nous light opera, "Pinafore,' 1t will
be given at an early date.
The Cathedral Choristers are re-
hearsing the oratorio by Theodore Du
Bots. 1.-THE Seven Last Words OF Our
Lord on the Cross" This sacred
classic will be produced some time
during the Lenten season.
Church of ST. Mary: The members
of st. Andrews Dramatic Club scored
a notable success and enhanced their
deservedly high reputation by the
skilful Interpretation OF their respec-
tive parts in the play entitled, THE
Man of Mystery" given in st.
Mary's school hall, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of last week.
The performance was an artistic sue
cess and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the two audiences which witnessed it.
Between acts a musical program was
given by Miss Ruth MatZ, Miss Agnes
Foley, and Mr. John Gehan, soloists,
ard Miss Mccarthy, ClOcutioniSt.
Mrs. White and Mrs. II. Gehan were
the accompanists. Each evening after
the play all who took part in the pro-
gram were entertained at luncheon in
st. Mary's Rectory.
st. Mary's School Hall and stage
have been equipped with electric
lights and the stage enlarged, making
it one of the best halls in the city
for entertainments Of all kinds.
Church of ST. Andrew: Wednesday
evening, January "a, an entertainment
and social time was enjoyed iii the
parish hall. The affair was given by
the ladies OF the Rosary Society, and
was we'll attended. The proceeds are
10 be devoted to various uses accord
ing 10 the object OF the society.
Christ Child Society: The recently
acquired settlement house at 357
Grove street was opened formally Fri
day, January 10, when a silver tea was
given. The sponsors for the house
ciety, composed Of young Catholic
women. A special effort vii be made
to help foreign women and girls.
Glasses to include boys will be ar
ranged. Sewing, the simple elements
in the care of babies, the proper care
of milk and food for them and clean
illness, are the essentials that will be
yHarr Itch fnn ON
reading and writing vii be taught by
Mrs. w. J. O'Toole. Mrs. e. J. Clausen
will conduct the sewing class. The
classes will be conducted at the Set
Element house. Domestic Science
classes will be conducted in the Cathe-
dral school, Mrs. Margaret B. Lettuce,
superintendent of the Baby Welfare
association, will conduct the class in
the care of the baby. Among the
other women who will give instruc-
ton are Mrs. A. J. Gillette, Mrs. j. B.
Meagher, Mrs. NJ. j. Kennedy and
Mrs. Fl. r. Quinlan. The officers OF
the society are Miss Ruth Brennan,
president: Miss Adele Quinlan, secre-
tary, and Miss Mary Butler, treasurer
Tabernacle Society: Rev. ]. A
Byrnes of ST. Paurs Seminary, adj
dressed a meeting OF the st. Paul
Tabernacle society Friday at 2:3O
p. NJ. at Royal Arcanum hall. His
subject was, Foreign Missions" The
society met at 1920 A. M. on that day
for its regular sewing meeting.
Ancient Order of Hibernians: Divi
sion No. Z, Ancient Order Of Hiber
mans, and Ladies Auxiliary No.
gave a Joint card party in the assem-
bly, room of st. Michaels school
ParneH and Colorado streets, Friday
night. An entertainment was ar
ranged by the members of the aux
iliary.
Church of ST. Peter CIaver: The
sacred cantata Bethlehem" which
owing to the unfavorable weather las
Sunday was postponed, will be suns
next Sunday evening, January 28, a
eight o'clock, in the church, which /!
at the corner of Aurora and Harrington
avenues. The new and beautiful pipe
organ which was dedicated last Sun
day WILDE used at this concert, which
is being arranged principally for thu
purpose of paying off the small balance
of the purchase price of the organ
The pastor, Rev. S. l.. Theobald, wa
fortunate in disposing of the old in
strument at good price as a result o
which he was able to purchase the new
instrument with small balance re
manning to be paid. Librettos will b.
furnished at a reasonable price and al
admission Of fifty cents will b.
charged. No one questions the exec
lence of the music heard at st. Pete
Clavers and the concert promises t
be a great success.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-Cathedral: The Rosary Societ
will give a card party for its member
and friends in room 10, of the schoo
building, Wednesday, Jan. 81, at 2:S
Du;5ro and fvo hundred will n