The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS,

MINNEAPOLIS.
St. Margaret's Academy: Nearly
200 guests attended the tea which
members of the Holy Angels and ST.
| Margaret's Alumnae association gave
last Saturday afternoon at the Mime
apolis Institute of Arts in honor of
members of the senior class at st.
Margaret's Academy. An informal
musical program was given during the
afternoon which included vocal solos
by Mrs. Frances Vincent Coveny,
Mrs. Mary Mailman Hurley and Miss
Irene O'COnnOr; and violin selections
by Miss Rosamond Fish. Accom-
panists included the Misses Frances
! Walsh, Florence FiSch and Myrtle
Stadden. Miss Frances OHalloran,
president of the senior academic class,
and Miss Rose Nessman, president Of
the commercial class, received with
officers of the alumnae including:
President, Miss Lillian Taaffe; first
vice president, Miss Isabel Dimond;
|
Coveny; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Bren-
nan; secretary, Miss Myrtle Stadden,
and assistant secretary, Miss Gertrude
Seibel. Miss Mary HarrOun served as
chairman of the reception committee.
Seton Guild: The Dramatic club will
present "Who's to Win Him. and
The KleptOmanic' Thursday evening,
! May 10, in the Studio Recital hall. A
Spanish feature will be presented be
tween the two plays by the Misses
Lucille Boffenmcyer Loretta Shea,
Cecilia Gladnik and Mabel Bodger.
Mr.. Frank Connor gave chalk talk
last Monday evening in the Guild
rooms during the dinner hour Fol
lowing the dinner the choral club met
to decide on pageant to be staged
sometime this summer
A class in French was opened last
| Wednesday evening in the Guild
rooms. The class is limited to 10 pu-
| pills and registrations may be made at
the Guild rooms, 2l6 South Fourth
street.
Seton Club, summer home for girls
and women, located on Phelps Island,
Lake Minnetonka, will open for it's
seventh season, the first week in June
| Nearly seven thousand registrations
have been made at Seton Club in the
six seasons that it has been in opera
| hn 11,I, hoe
| larged three times to meet the demand
upon it's capacity. More ground was
| purchased this spring so that another
addition may be made to the club
house as soon as building conditions
will warrant.
A tennis court at the foot of Seton
| Cliff will afford great pleasure to those
who delight in this sport. The spa
cious grounds around the club house
will be cleared this spring and other
valuable improvements made for the
benefit of the guests. A contract has
| been made for more row boats for
use of the guests.
Seton Club is favorably located on
a cliff overlooking the lake, and has
one of the best bathing beaches at
Lake Minnetonka. The wide screened
sleeping pOrches are the delight of all
who spend vacation at the club.
Seton Club is within One-half hours
ride of Minneapolis, and is located on
the G. n. Ry., near Seton Station.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Montgomery: At their meeting
Sunday afternoon, April %, the St.
HedWig Court of the w. c. O. F., in
stalled their newly elected officers
Mrs. BOzena McKeon was in charge
of the ceremony. The following are
the new officers: G. R., Mrs Bozena
McKeon; ". c., Mary PeXa; r. S.
Anna Schatz; f.. S., Ellen Malone
Treasurer, Christina Franta. Trus
tees, Mary Speakers, Mary Loula
Frances Mach. Conductors, Anna
kriha, Frances Mach. Sentinels, Car
Auditing committee, Ellen Keohen
, Christina Vyskocil Good of the or
der, Mrs. Mary Chalupa. Visitin:
committee, Anna Prchal Mary Won
dra. Medical examiner, DR.. JAS Nc
Kean. Spiritual adviser, Fathe
, Polasek.
Il FaribauIt: The st. Lawrence Ora
I matte Club staged a three-act coined
. Wednesday, April %, in the schoC
2 hall. The play was given under tn
direction of James p. Kennedy. Al
of the characters took their roles YER
!, well and showed good training an
- hard work.
. White Bear Lake: st. Marys of TIL
:, Lake is blessed with an energetic OF
ganization of Jealous women VIII
know how to vie with one another i
II good natured emulation in every wor
Il that promotes the interests of the pa
ish. On Tuesday afternoon of las
week a delightful social was held i
It the school hall which was we'll file
n with the guests. The hostesses of tn
e occasion were: Mrs. Earl Jackson
d Mrs. George Ref, Mrs. P. ]. LIE Va
s. seur, Mrs. A. J. Anger, Mrs. Wn
h Meuser and Mrs. Fred Bazille Ate
}. the games of the afternoon the guest
enjoyed the delightful refreshments.