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

beautiful, not only in subject matter
but also in the grandeur and pathos O
its interpretation.
Arts and Letters Department.: The
fifth monthly meeting Of this depart
ment of the Catholic Guild will be held
at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Willis
923 Summit Avenue, on Tuesday
| April %, at two-thirty o'clock, at which
time the election of officers Of this
| department will take place Most
Reverend Austin Bowling, d. D., will
deliver the address Of the afternoon.
A musical program will be given by
Mrs. w. J. Towle, soprano, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Frank Hoffman,. The
former hostesses, officers Of the de-
partment, and a number of the other
members will take charge of the
guests, and a group of young ladies
will assist in the dining room.
st. COLUMBIAN Circle: The st. Co.
lumbar Mission Circle will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at $50 p. m,
on Tuesday, April %, at Hibernian
Hall. Election OF officers will take
place.
St. Joseph's Academy: The audito-
rum Of the academy was filled last
Saturday afternoon with friends in
terested in the graduating recital of
Madeleine Ryan, from dramatic art.
She is a pupil of Theodosia Crosse.
Miss Ryan'S program was so arranged
to show her versatility, ranging from
the light, effervescent, fairy-like quail
ity Of an old classic, written in 1900,
called Robin Goodfellow," to the in
tensely dramatic monologue, Her
odias' Daughter" The patriotic spirit
of the times was depicted in the spok-
en- pantomime, con the Rappahan-
mock" The program also included a
dramatic descriptive selection and a
group Of humorous readings. The in
cidental music of some of the pieces
was we'll rendered by Miss Rosalind
thinner. The recital was brought to
Ia close with the statue scene of
Shakespeare, "Winter's Tale" In this
Miss Ryan was admirably assisted by
a group of pupils of Mrs. Crosse. The
excellent training Of the young women
was SHOWN by the pnise and dignity
which they gave to the scene Miss
Ryan was further assisted by Louise
Coffin, yiolinist, accompanied by Luella
Coffin Morrison.
St. Clara AIumnae: The Minnesota
Chapter of the st. Clara College
Alumnae association will give a silver
tea April % at the home of Mrs. w. P
Kenney, 804 Lincoln avenue. The
proceeds from the affair will be devot-
ed to the building fund which the alum
nae have started as contribution to
the new college to be erected in Chi
cago.
Women who are making arrange
cent Kenney and the Misses Eileen
and Esther OHalloran of this city;
Mesdames G. L. Raymond, Charles
| Treacy, Anna Bristol, P. McDonough
and the Misses Clara, Beatrice and
Grace Gleason of Minneapolis and
Mrs. ]. J. Grathwol, st. Adams bay,
Lake Minnetonka. The Minnesota
chapter has 10 members, eighty-three
of whom reside in the Twin Cities
The officers include: President, Mrs
Grathwol; treasurer, Mrs. Treacey
and secretary, Miss Clara Gleason
Miss Gleason is urging girls who have
attended st. Clara college, Sinsinawa
Wis, and who have not affiliated them
selves with the Minnesota branch, tC
send their names to her at 2617 Six
tcent!l avenue south, Minneapolis.
Tabernacle Society: The regular
monthly meeting, which will be the last
of the season, will be held in the Royal
Arcanum Halls, Lowry Building, on
Friday, April %. at 2 p. m. A recep
ton for Most Reverend Austin Dow
ling will be given by the members il
the afternoon from three-thirty to five
o'clock Members may invite friends
On Tuesday, April %, at the Pro
Cathedral Of ST. Mary, Minneapolis
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
will be held, beginning with Mass a
9 o'clock and closing with Benedictio1
and a sermon in the afternoon at 1
o'clock.
South ST. Paul: A mission will bt
given in the Church of st. Augustine
beginning on April 27 and CLOSING
on May A. The exercises will b.
conducted by the Passionist Fathers
from Chicago.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: Revel
end P. Guilday, Phi. D., of the Catholi
University, Washington, D. c., viii
preach at the High Mass, Easter Sun
day at eleven o'clock.