The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-24
excellent cooperation of all members

in the preparatory rehearsals.
The Expression Department pre-
sented Miss Luella McMahon in Re
cital of miscellaneous readings Frida!
afternoon, May 16. The second group
Of selections was unique in that i
consisted of lyrics of Miss McMahon'S
own composition. She was assisted by
Miss Frances Pape, who contributed
two vocal numbers.
The College presented the voca'
pupils of Mr.. Harry Phillips in q
charming recital Wednesday morning
May IA. The program met with we'll
deserved response from an apprecia
tive audience. Poise, surety and ease
of manner were characteristic fea
lures of the various numbers. A de.
lightful surprise was in store for the
audience when Mr.. Phillips, in his rich,
sonorous baritone, sang two or three of
his favorite songs. For variety,
beauty of voice and vocal authority,
Mr.. Phillips is well-knoWn and fully
appreciated by the faculty and stu
dents of the College.
Visitation Convent: The pupils of
the Visitation Convent were enter
tanned on Thursday evening, May Is,
by Miss Mary Jane Leonard in read
ing of Booth TarkingtOn's, MI. An
| tonic"
Church of ST. Francis de Sales:
Next Sunday afternoon new confer
ence of st. Vincent de Paul Society
will be established in the parish.
Tour for Soldiers: The wounded
soldiers at Fort Smelling were guests
at an automobile ride provided by the
women of ST Agnes parish Wednes-
day afternoon, May IA. Thirty-two
automobiles, headed by George Ries,
were at the disposal of the men. The
men were taken to summer homes Of
| the women in charge, at Lake Owas-
| SO, where they were given a picnic
! luncheon, consisting of hot coffee,
sandwiches, homemade cookies, fruit,
cigars and cigarettes. The boulevard
at the entrance to the summer homes
was profusely decorated with flags. A
score of young women served lunch
con. Mrs. J. B. Wallraff was hostess
and she was assisted by the women
and girls of the parish.
| The members of the French
! Church of ST. Louis parish were hosts
for ride last Wednesday afternoon.
| Mrs. A. G. Moosebrugger and Judge
f. w. Bazille are parish chairmen. \
lunch was served by District School
! No. 10, at White Bear.
The members of ST. Patrick parish,
under the direction of Mrs. Jas. Hand
Ian and Mr. Benjamin Cardinal, will
entertain on next Wednesday.
Catholic Service Auxiliary: The
members of the Executive Board of
the Catholic Auxiliary of the War
ceiyed by Archbishop Austin Dow
i ling, Tuesday afternoon, May -, at
| his residence. He commended the
Auxiliary for its patriotic work and
asked that it continue doing all pos
sible for the comfort and welfare of
| the men in service.
Catholic Order OF Foresters: The
! thirtySiXth anniversary of the found
| ing of the Catholic Order of FOresters
was fittingly celebrated in st. Paul
Monday, May 10, at st. Mathews Court
No. 367. The joint committee and a
large number Of other brothers were
| n an of
short business meeting, the members
listened to a highly interesting address
on the history and purpose of the Or
der by Brother Chas. E. Vasaly, Mar
quette Court No. $3.50, Little Falls,
Mimi, member of the State Board of
| Control. This was followed by an eX-
ceIlent program Of music and other EN-
tertainment. Lunch was served by
members of St Matthew's Court. A
group picture of 300 members Of st.
Matthews Court was displayed for the
first time at the meeting.
Fort Smelling: The Rev. c. Arthur
Mcleod Catholic Chaplain and NOR
ale officer at Fort Smelling, Mimi, has
Captain. He entered the regular army
as chaplain a little over a year ago
with the rank of Lieutenant and was
assigned to his present position about
three months ago. He recently estab-
lished a weekly paper-"ReVeille: A
Call to a New Life'-aS d means of
bringing contentment and happiness
to the wounded soldiers at the Post
and it has proved a wonderful success
as a means Of strengthening and de-
veloping the morale of the men while
under treatment for wounds received
'over there"
Church of st. Mary; The annual
entertainment given by the pupils Of
ST Mary's school will take place in
the school hall. corner Locust anC
Ninth streets, Monday evening, May
26, at eight o'clock. The program con
sists of songs, drills, folk dances, pan
tomimes, and q patriotic play in three
acts, entitled, THE Thirteenth Star
The st. Thomas College orchestra will
play the opening number and sew
eral selections during the program
A matinee performa nee will be givel
on Sunday afternoon, May 25, a
three o'clock, for the children and TO
adults who cannot come the follow
ing evening.