The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-03-10
the city will be invited, according to
Amphion tradition.

| conference of the Society of st. Vim
cent de Paul was organized in this
parish Sunday, March 4. This is the
ninth parish conference in the city of
Minneapolis and the first one organic
particular council last December. Mr..
Edmund A. Prendergast, Mr. McMil-
Ian and Mr.. Walsh addressed the
meeting. The following officers were
chosen: P. J. Frey, president; John
B. Hessburg, vice president; George
Zimmerman, secretary; Arthur Hess
burg, treasurer.
Church of the incarnation: st. Pat
rick will come in to his own in Mime
apolis if the loyal enthusiasm Of the
Young Peoples club of the Incarna-
ton parish can bring about such re-
suit. They are preparing 10 give their
| friends in the parish as we'll as out
of it real treat in honor of Ireland's
universal saint. The songs and melo-
dies that have stirred the Celtic blood
for centuries will be woven into a de-
lightful program by such artists as
Mrs. Tenie Murphy Sheehan, Miss
Marie Proctor, and the blind baritone,
William Jordan.
| The three-act comedy drama, Con
trary Mary" is a story that bubbles
through from start to finish. Because
q newly welded couple have theories
that don't work QUE in the workaday
world it takes the good, sound diplo-
macy Of their inimitable cook, Muir
ply, to bring the quarrelling couple
together again after some very funny
situations. Mr.. Peter Cos is direct
ing rehearsals.
The Central High School auditO-
rum has been secured for the produc-
ton on Saturday evening, March It.
The auditorium of the new high school
is the biggest in the Northwest and is
we'll designed for Just such a celebra-
ton. It's situation within easy reach
car lines on Nicollet as we'll as on
Fourth avenue, will bring host OF
visitors from outside the parish.
De La Sale Institute: Last weeks
meeting Of the Senior Literary Soci-
ETY. was one of the best of the present
school year. The program, while
lengthy, was sufficiently varied to
hold the interest of every member
present. It consisted in lectures,
after-dinner talks, political speeches,
stories, jokes and local notes. Ray
Imond McNally, George Juettner,
James Duffy, Gustave Fuss, Albinus
Sarazin, Clarence Schhltheis, and
George Wagner presented the most
excellent work. At the next session
the question, Resolved that the wom-
en- of Minneapolis should be empoW-
cred by law to vote for the mayor
and the aldermen" will be debated.
Students Catholic Associations: The
Association held it's regular meeting
on Sunday, March 4, in the auditorium
of the Engineering building on the
University campus. Reverend ]. NJ
Cleary, of the Church Of the Incarna.
ton, gave a lecture on Different
Points of View" The musical part OF
the program consisted of violin
piano duet by Messrs. George Grand
| pre- and Robert Wood of st. Thomas
College.
The Seminar OF the Association met
on Tuesday evening in the faculty
parlors of Folwell Hall. The relation
of Science and the Church was dis
cussed under the direction of Miss
| oil
Rev. James J. Devery, Spiritual Di
rector of the Association, will speak
at the meeting on next Sunday.
Church of ST. Bridget: There viii
be services for the deaf in this church
next Sunday, March II, at 300. Tht
attendance at these religious services
and the good resulting from their con
tinuance, depends On hearing as wei
as on deaf people. The Spirit
!, ual Director of the deaf has not the
/ time to call on every deaf Catholic il
the Twin Cities, and as some Of then
: are Indifferent about going to church HI
I must depend on hearing relatives, il
+ many instances, to increase his silen
lcSdIlO1lS l. lC CIlSuS3C-I
: car goes within one block Of st. Bird
}. gets Church, Emerson and 3Sth ave
y nues n.
). The hustling young people of tn
Il parish declare they are all very vel
acquainted with The Widow McGir
/ ty.'' They assure all that she is quit
3 a remarkable character, and trust tina
c a very large number will come to Sc
y and hear her on the evening of Marc
e II. Many who wish to forget thei
; troubles, real or imaginary, shoul
; come to the auditorium of the Churc
?. on ST. Patricks evening. The tw
hours you spend there will be trul
happy ones. Don't sit at home whe
you may, for a small admission fet
n enjoy an excellent play and listen 1
e pleasing rendition of the most popl
J. lar Irish songs.
A. O. H.: Hennepin County Degre
team is being coached and perfecte
for the coming rush, this spring an
: year, and when perfect will be teal
:. initiators second to none. Any II
= bernian in the city who desires to b
=, come a member of the team shoul
- get in touch with p. V. O'Donnel