The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-02-07

ceedS of both performances will bt
for the benefit of the Church of the
Holy Redeemer, of which Rev. H. Gle
battone is pastor.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Guild held open house last Tuesday
evening at the Lake street auditorium
Nicollet avenue and Lake street.
A new branch Of the Guild was
opened Friday evening at the Holy
Cross school, There will be classes
in millinery. sewing, dressmaking anG
china painting. Mrs. .J. J. Sampson
will be in charge of the millinery
sewing classes.
Miss Florence Burton, state factory
inspector, talked to the members OF
the Guild last Monday evening, at S
o'clock. Miss Burton's subject was:
Women and Children in Industry"
Preceding Miss Burton's lecture the
choral club rehearsed for "Pocahon.
tas,' the comic opera by Fred Ed
monds and Edward Johnston, which
the members are preparing. There
will be 30 voices in the chorus, and
the cast includes the Misses Gladys
Buell., Grace Shannon, Teresa Staska
Marie Hickey, and Messrs. Earl
Lier, George Donovan, and S. Grip. A
chicken pie cafeteria dinner was
served at o'clock for those wishing
to remain downtown for the rehearsal
and the lecture.
Little Andre Champion, who lives at
s Rue Mathis in Paris, has been
adopted by the members of Seton
Guild.
Rehearsals for The Adventures Of
Lady Ursala," to be presented soon
by the Guild, took place Thursday
evening at the Minneapolis School of
Music and Dramatic Art. Mr.. Charles
NJ. Holt is directing the play.
A social for the benefit of the Big
Sister work the Guild is carrying on,
will be given every Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock in the Guild
rooms, PIC Fourth street south.
st. Mary's Hall: The annual must
Gale and entertainment given by the
Minneapolis League of Catholic Wom-
en- for the benefit of st. Mary's Hall,
will be held on Lincoln's birthday an.
niversary, February u, in the Gold
Room of the Radisson Hotel. The
League will be assisted by the knights
of Columbus, who are especially in
terested in providing homes for young
the large cities. The following ar
fists have been secured: Jane Hol-
land Cameron, Contralto of the Cathe-
dral choir, st. Paul; Frances Vincent
Coveny, Soprano solo; Helen Herman
Grennan and Mrs. VIM. Hurley in a
duet. Miss Stella Marie McKeon will
appear in fancy sketch. Guests will
be received by members of the exec
utiye and advisory board
Church of St. Stephen: A solemn
requiem Mass for Rev. John F. Dol
phin, was sung Tuesday morning,
February 3, at 8 o'clock. The cele.
brant was Rev. J. H. Gaughan. Rev
Father Dolphin was pastor of ST
Stephens from the autumn of 1904 to
1911.
On Friday evening, January 90, the
Students Catholic Association of the
University of Minnesota had an en-
tertainment at st. Stephens Hall
More than a hundred were present tc
enjoy the evening.
A series of socials is being given
under the auspices of st. Stephen
Club before Lent. There was an I'm
usually large gathering at the one
given Tuesday evening, January q
as well as on Wednesday evening o.
this week Refreshments were il
charge of the Young Ladies' Sodality
Last Sunday afternoon the Henne
pin Minneapolis Council No. 435, K
Of c., initiated a class of Is in st
Stephens Auditorium. The degree
work was in charge Of the st. Pau
team.
There was a joint meeting of com
mittees representing all the courts o
Catholic Foresters of st. Paul ant
Minneapolis, in st. Stephens Clul
Rooms last Sunday afternoon, to con
slider plans for the large Joint Initia
big drive for membership is bein!
launched, and the joint initiation viii
take place on April IS, at hall to b.
announced later.
c. o. F.: At a meeting held in 81
Stephens School hall on Sunday
| February l, the new Minneapolis Join
Committee was formed. Brother /
w. McGill was made chairman, an
brother F. L. Minette secretary. In
mediately after the formation of tn
committee the discussion of plans fo
a Joint Twin City initiation was take
up at a session which included men
| bers of both Minneapolis and st. Pal
Joint Committees, Brother E. w. Nj
Gill presiding. 1t was decided to haV
this initiation of members from a
Courts on Sunday, April IS, at ha
to be decided upon later. Invitation
have been extended to the Twin Cit
Committee on installation by tt
brothers of st. Anthony Court an
also st. Stephens Court, and it
probable that the initiation will tai
place at one of these halls. The chat