The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS.

Pro-CathedraI of st. Nary One hun
dred children received their solemn
First Communion at the eight o'clock
| Mass on Corpus Christi. The pastor,
Reverend Thomas e. Cullen, cele-
brated the Mass. About six hundred
of the school children renewed their
First Communion with the class The
graduation exercises will beg held Sun,
day, June II.
Church of ST. Stephen: The three
act drama, cousin Kate" brought q
good gathering to the school auditori-
UNI, last Monday evening. The play
was staged by the st. Stephens ORA
matte Club, and the work of all the
players received warm commentator.
ST. Margaret's Academy: A patri-
bly, hall on Tuesday morning of last
week, when the students of the Junior
Department presented a flagstaff to
the school, and Mr.. Terrence Connol-
ly presented to the Academy a large
American flag. THE three hundred
students present listened with wrapt
attention to the presentation address
by Reverend Michael O'Brien, of the
Church of st. Thomas At the flag
raising all rose and sang "The Star
Spangled Banner" and afterward a
brief but stirring program followed
Last Saturday the minims of the Mu-
steal Department gave delightful lit
tie program of choruses and instru-
mental pieces for their parents and
friends.
Tuesday, June 5, was 'class day."
The features of the mornings pro-
gram given by the class of 1917 were
the class history, class prophecy and
class poem. Reverend Thomas e. Cul-
len, of the Pro-Cathedral, delivered
the baccalaureate sermon to the grad
yates in the assembly hall, last Thurs
day morning at eleven o'clock.
On Thursday afternoon, June Z,
Miss Esther Bartholomew, assisted
by Miss Hazel Roberts, violinist, and
Miss Ethel Chilstrom, reader, was pre-
scented in graduation piano recital. In
the final number of the program, a
concerto in G minor by Mendelssohn,
Miss Bartholomew was accompanied
at second piano by William Mentor
Crosse.
The Alumnae will meet at the Acad-
envy, Saturday afternoon, June 9, at
three o'clock After the business
meeting they will have their banquet
at the Plaza Hotel
Church of St. Elizabeth: Thirty
| four children made their solemn Com
munion last Sunday. The Young La
dies Sodality gave an entertainment
in the school hall on the same even
ing, consisting of twelve attractive
numbers, under cooperation of the st.
| Thomas crack squad, the Northwest
ern Conservatory, Mrs. Cleary, and
two regular comedians. The presence
| of Fathers Bourbon, McRaith, and No
| Ian graced the occasion. The pastor,
| Rev. H. J. Scherer, wishes to thank all
| those who directly and indirectly
| helped to make the evening a fine
success.
LEAGUE of Catholic Women: The
| League will hold a special meeting at
| the assembly hall, 720 Marquette ave-
nue., Monday afternoon, June II, at
2:3O. Reports of work accomplished
will be read. An address on The
| Necessity of Women's Welfare Work,
will be delivered by Rev. c. F. Nc
Ginnis, Phi. D.
Church of Holy Rosary: "The Ar
rival of Kitty" farce comedy in
| three acts, will be presented by the
| Modieska Dramatic Club in the Audi
| forum of the school, Sunday evening,
June 10. This is the last play of the
| season, and the cast is composed of
| all stars, and will without exception
| be the banner show of the year.
Church of ST. Anthony: Forty
| Hours Devotion was held in this
church beginning Sunday, June 3, al
High Mass. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. J. NJ. Stanton, the
Dominican Missionary of the Holy
Rosary Church. 1t will be recalled
that Rev. Father Stanton conducted a
highly successful mission at st. An
thony last November. The devotions
continued Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
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