The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-19

three o'clock. A sermon in the sig
language on THE Meaning of Easter
will be preached by the pastor, ReVcI
end James Donahoe
Church Of St. Stephen: Reverend II
Jordan, D.. c. H., of the st. Paul Sem
mary, will preach at the High Mas
which will begin at half past ten o'clocl
Easter Sunday.
The Cathedral Dramatic Club of st
Paul gave very fine presentation O
The Upper Room" last Sunday even
ing in the school auditorium The play
was presented under the direction Of
Miss Helen Mccarthy, who took the
part of Mary Magdalen
Irish Literary Club: The members
of the Irish Literary Club of Mime
apolis will meet in st. Anthony's
school hall Monday evening, April 81.
League Of Catholic Women: The
President and members of the Execu.
tive Board Of the League have pre-.
pared reception for Most Reverend
Austin Bowling, D. D. The new Arch
bishop Of st. Paul will be rendered a
| warm welcome and greeting at the In.
stitute of Arts, Minneapolis, Wednes-
day afternoon, April %, at three
o'clock. A program will be presented
by the following artists: Spoken
Songs, by Maude Moore; Group of
Songs, by Cecile Murphy Skaaden; &C
companist, Eugen Skaaden. Invitation
is by card
On Monday morning, April IA, the
Most Reverend Archbishop paid a
visit to the various activities of the
League. The Archbishop, with Faith
er Cullen and Miss Mary Chute, presi-
dent of the League, visited the Mar
garet Barry Settlement House, st.
Mary's Hall, and the League Head
quarters. At each place the party was
met by delegation, while the Execu-
tive Board greeted them at Head
quarters.
The regular monthly meeting of the
League will be held on Monday after
noon, April 81, at P. NJ, at the head
quarters, 720 Marquette Avenue. Miss
Gertrude MCGEE will tell about her
nineteen months experience in France
as a Red Cross nurse. Rev. T. E.
Cullen, Spiritual Director, will speak,
and there will also be a Victory Loan
speaker. This is the last meeting of
the year.
The annual election of officers will
take place on Saturday, April &c, at
two o'clock, at the League rooms.
On Sunday afternoon, April Is, Miss
Gertrude MCGEE spoke to the junior
League rooms. Mrs. Cecile Murphy
Skaaden and Lieutenant Miles Nc
Nally gave group of songs.
The following officers of the Girls
Branch of the League were elected at
the meeting held in the assembly
rooms on April s: Misses Florence
Taaffe, Genevieve Nevin, Kathleen
Donaghue, Helen Taaffe, Alice Leahy,
Katherine DoWd.
Seton Guild: A meeting or the Sc
ton Guild members and their friends
was held last Monday evening to plan
on costuming an outdoor pageant the
latter part of June. The pageant will
be put on at Fair Oaks The plays
considered Monday evening are
peace Day." Call of the Nations -
and Shakespeare, "The Playmaker.' u
It is planned that about five hundred
si,ls will be needed in the pageant.
To accommodate the girls, buffet din.
ner was served in the cafeteria at
$50. Choral rehearsal followed
At a recent meeting of the members
a Nav festival was planned to take
place about the middle of the month
| The festival will include open house
at Seton Guild for three evenings, in
which the members will entertain
their friends Dinner will be served
music and frolics will follow. Booths
will be opened and will be managed
| by the different classes that have been
working in the Guild rooms during the
school year.
| The Dramatic Art class will present
| three plays in the auditorium of the
st. Anthony school, corner of Ninth
street and Second avenue northeast
Friday evening, April 25. A socia
hour will follow the plays, in which
the returned soldiers will be guests.