The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS

J musical which was a feature of the
June lawn fete given fast Wednesday
evening on the grounds of st. Mar
garet's Academy by a group of youne
women including the Misses Regina
Vincent, Margaret Murphy, Mary Har
| roun, Della Mcmahon and Mary Fla
| herty, and Mines E. J. North, John
| Keefe and William Hurley. De La
Sale school orchestra played.
Miss Vivienne Miller entertained
| the graduating class at her Lake
Minnetonka home on Thursday after.
noon, May q. The afternoon will be
remembered as one of the pleasantest
social events of the year.
Miss Mary C. Kellett closed her
course of lectures on Friday morning
May 20, with a reading of The Mes
senger From Mars, a most interesting
three-act drama delightfully."- inter
preted
The class play, Beautiful Japan, was
presented in Studio Hall by the Senior
Dramatic Art Students on Thursday
v
that the title suggests 1t was beauti-
fully picturesque and Japanese. The
play was directed by Mrs. TheOdOsia
Crosse.
The annual Mass for the graduating
class will be celebrated by the Rev
erend H. Prendergast in the Academy
chapel on Tuesday morning, June 8.
After Mass the class will be enter
tanned at breakfast in the Academy
dining room.
Commencement exercises will take
place on Wednesday, June 9, at 2:30
p NJ, at the Shubert Theatre.
St. Mary's Cemetery: On Memorial
Day Rev. Joseph Weber said Mass in
the open at $50 A. NJ for the repose
of the souls of all the departed. The
children of st. Stephens choir, under
the direction of Rev. George ROlWeS,
sang the Requiem. Rev. John Dun
ply, Vice President of the College of
St. Thomas, delivered beautiful
eulogy on the memory of America's
heroic dead. The task of decorating
the graves of the dead was allotted
to the st. Stephens troop of Boy
Scouts.
Hospital AIumnae Banquet: st.
Marys Hospital Alumnae association
will give it's annual banquet at the
LInfol TnncHou nvpninU z
at 7:30 o'clock. There will be several
interesting features, and an address
by Rev. c. F. McGinnis, Phi. d., on
The History of Nursing.
De La Sale Institute: Each Of the
40 graduates of De La Sale institute
who received diplomas Thursday even
ing, May q, at the eighteenth com
mencement exercises held in North
high school auditorium had a position
awaiting him on graduation. Rev. E.
Wilbee, pastor of st. AnthOny's
Church, delivered the commencement
address before an audience of 800
The graduates had completed the
three year commercial course offered
by the school. Henry l.. Keefe deliv
cred an Grafton on The American Cit
izen," and William H. Burgess spoke
| on The Struggle for Ireland's indie
pendence."
Church of St. Stephen: Last Tues
day evening a comedy, Contrary
| Mary" was staged in the parish hal
| under the auspices of the Catholic
| Junior League. The three-act play
was well received by the large audi
ence present and it added new laurelE
to the success of the Dramatic Club
St. Vincent de Paul: A meeting o
the Particular Council of st. Vincen
de Paul Society Of the city of Mime
apolis was held on Friday evening
May 20, at which there was a large
attendance. The meeting had in view
the arranging for the annual ride o
the children of ST. Charles Mission
two hundred in number. The mem
bers agreed to procure about fit,
automobiles to carry the children t
Waleswood, the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Wales at Bloomington
where refreshments will be served
The Sunday school teachers, abou
eighteen in number, who assist Fathe
Driscoll in the work of the st. Charles
Mission, will accompany the children
and also many members of the societ
will be present All who desire t
furnish cars for the good work shoul
telephone Father Driscoll and volul
teer to be at ST. Charles Mission, 1S1
, Riverside Avenue, on Sunday afte
noon, June 20, at o'clock.
: The meeting also took up the ma
g ter of soliciting more funds to carr
, on the work of the Catholic Centr;
5 Bureau. Some of the parish COME
e ences had not yet made returns {
: the amounts already collected an
r others had arranged with their pastor
to have a collection taken up on SON
Sunday to meet this expense. Tt
e work of the Catholic Central Burea
e under the direction of Father DriscC
u is greatly increasing and naturally tt
= expense of carrying it on increase
: Besides the down town office with i
Y secretary there is paid social work'
e of long experience who assists vel
). materially in handling cases that nee
e such attention. The Catholics
e Minneapolis are earnestly urged
!, oot in touch with tho Catholic Cantr