The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-04-24

|
in automobiles headed by the st. Pat
| Foresters' band. At the entrance t
the city Of Minneapolis a like numbe
of Minneapolis Foresters joined in tn
parade and traversed route throug
| part of the loop and residence dis
| trict of Minneapolis to st. Bonifac
Hall where the ceremonies were hello
The magnificent procession was tn
| object of much favorable common
| and applause throughout the entir
| length of its course.
Members Of the High Court wer
met at the station by a reception com
| mlttee composed Of Chairman H. ]
Goodwin of the st. Paul Joint Com
mittee, Chairman E. w. McGill of tn,
Minneapolis Joint Committee, Messrs
Bertch and Tierney of st. Anthem,
Court, and State Organizer Peter Los
k1el. After stop at the official head
quarters at the Radisson hotel the
members attended Mass in a BODY a
st. Anthony of Padua Church, one O
the oldest parishes in the State O
Minnesota. A visit was then made tt
st. Boniface hall to complete details
OF arrangements for the afternoon
and after luncheon at the Radissor
Hotel the High Court and reception
committee joined the procession as il
started on the route Of parade. Johr
w. Ryan, Chief Ranger of All Hallows
Court, was marshall Of the day for the
st. Paul contingent, and Joint Commit
tee Chairman E. w. McGill of Mime
apolis fulfilled like duty for the
Minneapolis FOresters.
The thanks OF both cities are due
the officers and members of st. An
thOny Court for the many courtesie<
OF the day and the excellent handline
Of this immense assembly of Forest
ers. The hall with a capacity of two
thousand was taxed to its utmost.
Seton Guild: Rev. J. F. Cassidy
professor at ST. Thomas College, spoke
on the political situation in Ireland
last Monday evening.
A meeting of the Choral Club at
Seton Guild was held Monday evening
at o'clock to plan choruses for ar
outdoor pageant, which will be staged
at Fair Oaks. J. Austin Williams will
direct the chorus.
The Adventures Of Lady Ursula
will be staged on the grounds at Fail
Oaks as soon as weather permits. Thi.
play is being rehearsed under the di
rection Of Chas. H. Holt.
All girls interested in Kitten Bal
must register before May /, as the
teams to enter in the schedule in the
Municipal League must signify by tina.
time. Registration now open at Setor
Guild.
Tennis Clubs are now being formed
at Seton Guild. These games will be
played on the Parade grounds, undel
the direction of a skilled teacher
Hiking Clubs are in action every Sat
urday.
Concert for Wounded Soldiers
Fifty wounded soldiers will be the
audience of a concert which the boys
and mems choir of st. Nincent's
Church, st. Paul, will give Sunday
afternoon, April 25, at st. Mary's hos
pital, Minneapolis. Music that is
peculiar to the Easter season will fea
ture the program. Rev. Timoth!
Crowley, pastor of the church, is also
director of the choir, which holds z
place of Importance in local churcl
music circles. Miss Loretta Haas
organist, will play the accompani
ments. The boy soloists will be Mas
ters Charles Kenny, Leo Mccormick
and Harold Coleman, sopranos. The
men sOloists will be Lawrence Haas
barytone, and Daniel Sullivan, tenor
The following numbers will be given
''Infammatus" PRO Peccatis' ant
"Cujus Animam," from Rossini's "Sta
bat Mater" Gounod's Send Out TIL!
Light" "Jerusalem,' unfold Ye Por
tails; Schubert's "Jubilate Deo," ant
Lambillotte's Regina Coeli."
From Charitable Fund: For thu
three months ending March 81, 1920
the following amounts were give1
from the Town Tea Kettle Fund tt
the following Catholic organizations
Seton Guild, $1,575; Clubroom o
League of Catholic Women, SLOT
Catholic Infant Home, S1,015, ant
Margaret Barry Settlement House
$1,475.
Church of the Holy Name: A mis-
sion will open in this church on Sun
day morning, May 2, and will close Of
the following Sunday. The exercise
will be in charge of the PASSIONS
Fathers, Rev. Charles Cassidy an
Rev. Edwin Roman.