The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-03
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

cf interest around the TWin3 Cities.
The bostesses will be members OF
tho Cathedral parish of the Catholic
Auxiliary to the War Camp Commu-
nifty Service.
K. of c.: Last Sunday about 70
candidates received the three degrees
in the st. Paul Council of Knights OF
Columbus at their club house. The
degree work was exemplified by
local team, assisted by Rev. James A.
Byrnes. The attendance was about
coo.
Last Saturday evening at the
Knights of Columbus Club, st. Paul
Council entertained at compliment
tary supper the members OF the
Knights of Columbus Choral Cup,
Dramatic Club, members OF gymna-
stun team and degree team who nave
taken part in the entertainments gwen
by the knights during the past year.
One hundred people were present.
St. Clara AIumnae: An affair OF
this week which will be marked by
program Of interest is the silver tea
which will be given Saturday, May 3,
from to P. NJ, at the home OF Mrs.
William P. Kenney, S04 Lincoln ave-
nue., by the Minnesota Chapter of st.
Clara College Alumnae. The proceeds
will be devoted TO the building OF the
Mother Emily Memorial Hall, one OF
the group of college buildings to be
erected at Forest River, ILL.,, suburb
of Chicago, and to be known as Ros-
ary College. St. Clara's College at
SinsinaWa, Wis, is one of the Oldest
Catholic institutions in the Middle
West. Mrs. Kenney will be assisted
by st. Paul and Minneapolis alumnae.
St. Joseph's Academy: Junior stu
dents of st. Joseph's Academy pre-
scented AN Hour With Shakespeare"
at the court of Queen Elizabeth, at
the academy Friday afternoon, April
25. Shakespeare was represented by
J. Adams, and Queen Elizabeth by K.
Tamperino. The three plays present
ed were, the Merchant of Venice,
CAS- You Like it," and Tempest.
Music was furnished by the academy
orchestra.
Church of ST. Mathew: patricia"
or THE Unknown Martyr" a Roman
play in four acts, will be presented by
the young ladies of st. Matthew's par
ish on Sunday evenings, May and IL,
with also matinee on May II, at the
school hall which is located on the
corner of ROBBIE street and Humboldt
avenue. To further the enjoyment
of the evenings, a musical program,
directed by Miss Clara Jung, will be
produced. The music during inter-
mission will be kindly furnished by the
Schmidt and Vierling orchestra. The
curtain will rise for the evening per-
formances at 1880 o'clock.
c. o. F.: The joint committee of
the Catholic Order of Foresters met
with st. Hubertus Court, No. 541, at
St. Francis de Sales hall, Wednesday
evening, April %. Both the meeting
of St Hubertus Court and the joint
meeting were we'll attended. After
the routine business of the meeting,
plans were discussed for increasing
the membership Of local Courts, as
sistance to be given by a series OF
entertainments. State Secretary Geo.
w. Stenger gave an interesting talk
on the progress and work of the Order
throughout the state. Further inter
esting remarks were made by Broth
ers Tautges, John Knoedl and others.
st. Hubertus is one of the flourish
inc Courts of the city, having now up
wards of two hundred and fifty mem
bers. Other applications are being
added constantly. To Chief Ranger
Joseph Koegel and his brother officers
much credit is due. Large, well con
Quoted meetings and energetic cam
paigning for new members assure
steady growth for st. Hubertus Court
Chief Ranger John Beisel of st. Mat
thew's Court, who was present, in
vited the joint committee to meet
with his Court at the meeting on May
10. and at the same time celebrate the
thirtv-sixth anniversary of the found
ing of the Order, which invitation the
committee accepted. A program com
mittee has been appointed and an eX
cellent entertainment is assured, tt
which all members are invited. Man.
members of st. Hubertus Court sig
nified their intention of being present
Announcement was made by Broth
ers P. Tierney and J. w. Ryan at thi
meeting of the completion of the new
roster which has been in the hand
of the committee for the past tw
months. st. Hubertus Court receive
its allotment of the books. Man
complimentary remarks were fortf
coming for the work of the commit
tee. The book is much larger tina
the last one issued in 1915 and di'
plays to good advantage the growt
of the Order in ST. Paul. Distribute
of the new roster is now in progress
and all of the Courts of the city wi
receive their allotment at an earl
date. The committee has receive
numerous communications compl
mentary to their work from adVe
Users in the new roster.
Church of ST. Vincent: Fifty men
bers of All Hallows Court, No. 81
Catholic O.dor of FOreSterS attende