The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-04-17
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
The Cathedral Chapel: The chape
under the new Cathedral is about com
pleted. 1t will be used for Mass or
week days as also for confessions. II
is approached from the outside of the
church as we'll as from the long cor
ridor running from the sacristy to the
church proper kt the base of a long
flight of stairs is the sacristy for the
altar boys, large spacious room that
will easily accommodate more than
one hundred boys. Next to this room
is the assembly hall that may be used
for large gatherings, society meetings
and similar purposes. The chapel
itself. which is directly underneath
the chapel of the Blessed Virgin, is
most devotional in every respect. The
sanctuary and altar are tastefully ar
ranged and are flooded with light
from the five large windows back Of
the altar In the chapel there are
seven confessionals, all finished II
keeping with the color scheme prevail
ing in pews and woodwork. The
chapel will scat more than two hun
dred persons.
Church of St. Mark: The children
and parents of st. Marks parochia
school plan to attend in large mum
bers the special motion picture
matinee to be given at the Park
theater Saturday afternoon, April II
Proceeds will go to the building funC
of St. Marks Church. The picture
chosen is Baby Marie Osborne in "The
Little Diplomat" and is in line with
the program of Women'S clubs through
out the state for better entertainment
for children, and also to keep the
children out of the theaters at night
by providing suitable performances
for them in the day time. Special
music will be provided and group
of women will aid in chaperoning the
smaller children. The matinee will be
continuous from to p. NJ.
Guild of Catholic Women: Guile
Hall department is one of the big in
terests of the Guild and has had {
wonderfully successful year. The
hall, located at 215 Nelson Avenue
was purchased about six years age
and through the enthusiastic work O
it's board the final payment is abou
to be made, leaving the home entirel!
free from debt An average of thirty
eight young business women find a
the home the protection and comfor
of a real home at a price within thei
means. The problem now confronting
this department is how to extend Thu
branch of the Guilds preventive worl
by providing more room to meet thu
growing demand. The prohibitiv
price of building materials makes ;
new home impossible at present.
College of st, Catherine: "An Hou
With Shakespeare at the Court o
Queen Elizabeth will be presenter
by the students of the first year hig
school at Durham hall. College of 81
Catherine, at 1880 P. NJ, April rs, a
the Jeanne dare Auditorium of tn
College Scenes taken from tn
Merchant of Venice AS You Llk
It. and midsummer Nights Dream
will feature the program. The follow
ing girls, pupils of Miss Mary Jose
phine Carr, will present interpretiv
numbers from scenes in "Midsumme
Nights Dream: Jane Ruth, Harrie
Hauck, Rose Geller, Ruth futile
Roberta Kendrick, Dorothy Tople1
Harriet Hatcher, Dorothy LaWle1
Letitia Swenson and RoXane Thomas
Tickets may be had at Dyer's.
The orchestra of the College CAV
the first public recital of the year d
8 p. NJ. Tuesday, April Is. in tn
Jeanne dare Auditorium. The prt
ceeds of the concert will be added
the fund for the new music hall. Th
principal feature of the program wa
the playing of the first movement
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. At tn
time of the organization in 1918 tn
orchestra consisted of about fiftee
pieces. This number has increased
thirty. ~
Last Tuesday afternoon Miss The
ma Slattery gave a piano recital
selections from Beethoven, Brahm
Chopin, List and other artists. 81
was assisted by Mr.. Silvio Sciontl, an
by Miss Luella Mcmahon who gay
several interesting readings.
On Wednesday afternoon M
Scionti delighted large audience
the College with his classical pr
gram, which included numbers fro
Brahms, Chopin, List, Debussy ar
Cyril Scott.
Miss Josephine kingman, assiste
by Miss Frances Pape and Mr.. Scion'
gave a piano recital on Wednesds
evening. 1t was charming exe1
plification of the high musical qua
ties of these three artists.
Church OF st. COLUMBIA: The For
Hours Devotion will open Sundt
morning with High Mass. Re