The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-01
ST. PAUL.

Confirmation: His Grace the Arch
bishop will administer Confirmation in
the Pro-Cathedral in Minneapolis Sun
day, May 2, at P. M.
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop administered the
sacrament of confirmation last Sunday
morning in the Church of st. Agnes,
st. Paul. The class comprised 119
boys, 100 girls, IA college boys, %
adults and converts, making a total
of 265 candidates. An offering of
SITS was made.
In the afternoon of the same day
His Grace confirmed class of 1852
children and 8 adults in the Church
of st. Matthew. An Offering of $3.50
was made.
College of st. Catherine: On Mon
day evening, April 10, Miss Dorothy
Stickney entertained the faculty and
students of the College with an in
depreciation of the play, Peg O. My
Heart. Miss Stickney is a reader OF
marked ability. Endowed with a mag
netic personality, she wins the hearts
of her listeners from the moment she
appears before them. Through keen
artistic insight Miss Stickney's char
acters actually live before her
audience and through her sympathetic
portrayal of their joys and sorrows
her audience is moved, in turn, from
tears to outbursts of laughter. Miss
Stickney's own natural charm of man
per enabled her With perfect ease to
portray the character of Peg in the
play, but each successive character
was presented with equal strength
and accuracy. The reading, Peg O
Ny Heart, was one of the most en-
joyable treats of the year.
The first year pupils of the Derham
hall high school presented "An Hour
with Shakespeare at the Court OF
Queen Elizabeth" last Monday after
noon and evening in the Jeanne d Arc
auditorium of st. GATHERINGS college
Scenes from THE Merchant of Ven
ice" las You Like It. and "A Mid
summer Dream were given in an out
of-door setting. The costumes, set
ting, color plan, songs, and interpreta
tons were all planned and executed
in class by the students, taking fol
their text the Ben Greet Shakespeare
for young readers and amateur play
ers. Heralds with bright banners an
nounced the program. Shakespeare
was crowned with laurels by Queer
Elizabeth, in the opening scene. The
college orchestra furnished the music
The senior class of the College O
st. Catherine will present musica
comedy, THE Night of the Entertain
ment," May and 4, in the college
auditorium.
Cretin High SchooT-The R. o. I
C. regiment was reviewed Friday
April %, at the State Capitol grounds
by Colonel Woolnough, the new com
mander of the Sixth Minnesota. TIL
Colonel was greatly pleased with tn
steadiness in rank and the militar
poise of the young cadets, and eH
DTCSSGu ulIlSSll do IOI loCu wa
Cretin should be the leading JUNO
r. O. II. c.. unit in the Eighth Dis
trict.
Rehearsals are now being held i
preparation for the annual play. Thi
years offering will be Zone of tn
Eight" a college comedy by Norma
Lee Swartout.
Freshman "E" continues to lead i
the Class Merit System.
St. Paul Tabernacle Society: TIL
regular monthly meeting was held FIR
day, April 80, at P. NJ. in the Roys
Arcanum Halls, Lowry building. ii
Grace the Most Reverend Archbisho
Bowling was present at the meetln
and addressed the members. TIL
was the last meeting until Thursda
September "a, when work and NEE
ings will be resumed.
ST. Agatha,s Conservatory: st. Ag
tha's Conservatory announces a seri'
of six children's recitals to be give
by the members OF the classes IN e
pressio ion, music, and violin, the fir
of which was given at 4:3O p. M. la
Wednesday. The series will continl
at the same time on Wednesdays al
at $3.50 P. M. Saturdays for the ne
three weeks.
Father O'SulIivan's Lectures: Faith
O'Sullivan, Of the African Mission
spoke in Cathedral Hall last Mond;
night, and received donations in tt
sum of $685.. On Sunday night
spoke in st. Johns parish and
ceived $170. The lecture in Cathedl
Hall was the end of the work viii
Father O'Sullivan initiated in the d
cese of st. Paul for the African M
isions. Father O'Sullivan express
his deepest gratitude to the Most Re