The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-03-16

| De eAnlDlL6Q during the entertainment.
! 1t is a Father Mathew Temperance
Banner, dating from 1870, the first
used in the old parish of the Immacu-
| late Parish
Church of ST. Bridget: st. Patricks
Day celebration this year will be a
musical and literary entertainment
by st. Bridget's parish.
Church of the Holy Name: A play
"A College Romance will be given
| by the Holy Name Choir, in the Cen
trail High School auditorium, Monday
evening, March IS, at SIS.
Church of the Ascension: Interest
in the st. Patrick's Day entertain
ment to be given by the Ascension
parish is now running at top speed.
The play chosen, "A Colleen from
Cork, is a stirring romance of early
Irish days, portraying the wit, the
artistic temperament and the finer
feelings of the Irish people. The time
Of the play calls for beautiful cos
tuning and scenery. The cast in
cludes: Messrs. John Seibel, Elwyn
Kelly George Helwig Joseph Pottner,
William Dolphin, the Misses Gertrude
Golden, Lucy Roger, Myrtle Hynes,
and Mrs Julia Caskey Kuhn. Dur
ing intermissiOns some of the ever
welcome Irish melodies will be sung
by well known artists, and the orches-
ira selections will echo the true Irish
sentiment. The entertainment is to
be given Monday evening, March Is,
at the North High School auditorium
Church of St. Anthony: The ORA
matte club of the parish will present
a three-act comedy entitled Green
Stockings in the school auditorium
Sunday evening, March II, at quar-
ter past eight o'clock. The leading
role will be played by Miss Alice
O'Brien, with a supporting cast of ten
characters. There will be matinee
at half past two o'clock.
Church of the incarnation: The
be given in the parish hall, Thirty
eighth Street and Pleasant Avenue,
Monday evening, March IS, at quar-
ter past eight o'clock. The school
children will render several numbers
for which they have been trained by
Miss Mccarthy, eloeution teacher in
the school. A rich program Of Irish
music and American patriotic airs has
been prepared. 'Ninety-siX stars deck
the service flag which was presented
to the pastor, Very Reverend J. NJ
Cleary, last Sunday evening, and now
hangs in the vestibule of the church
The presentation was made by Mrs.
Anna Bryant on behalf OF Division No.
10 of the Ladies Auxiliary to the A
o. II. Father CleaFy in accepting the
flag on behalf of the parish, thanked
the organization presenting it, paid a
tribute to the thoughtful generosity
Of the auxiliary and reminded the
members of the parish that this ban
ner would help to increase the fire.
quency and the fervor of our prayers
for our soldiers living and dead. I'm
der the direction of Mrs. Charles Lacy
a number of patriotic songs were sung
by the assemblage.
Church of ST. Lawrence: Mrs. Ell
bert L. Carpenter spoke to the mem
bers of the st. Lawrence Red Cross
station at the home of the Misses
Chute, 1924 University Avenue S. E.,
on Thursday, March Z, on Soldiers
Insurance and It's Effect on Social
Agencies" The following is the re-
port of the work done at the station
during the month of February: rs
bed shirts, Is. T bandages, 30 many
tailed bandages, handmade sweat
ers, pairs wristlets, II pairs socks,
. trench caps. Thirty machine-made
sweaters were finished
On Monday, March Is, the program
in honor of st. Patrick will be pre-
scented in the parish hall, in the even
ing.
De La Sale: The De La Sale
Alumni of Minneapolis will hold
| stag and smoker at the Knights Of
| Columbus club house, 428 South
| Eighth street, on Saturday evening,
March 16. There will be an abun
dance of entertainment, including a
moving picture performance and a
number of athletic events, as well as
some other interesting features. All
| K. of c. members are included in the
invitation to attend. A charge of SO
cents will be levied to pay the neces-
sary expenses Of the occasion.
| League of Catholic Women: DR..
| Marion Leroy Burton, president of the
| University Of Minnesota, will speak to
the league at the regular monthly
meeting in the assembly rooms, 720
Marquette Avenue. Monday afternoon,
| March IS, at half past two o'clock.
| Miss Mary J. Chute, president of the
league, and Mrs C. G.. O'Brien, chair
man of the social committee, will be
assisted in receiving the new members
of the league by the members of the
social committee and of the execu-
tive board
The settlement department held
La meeting on Monday afternoon,
| March II in tho 1naoIIo Assem- hIv