The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-21


Wednesdays recital comprised pi
ano, and vocal selections and readings
by the following: Helen Kramer, Hen
rietta Zopfi, Irene Fullerton, Dorothy
Murphy, Lily Wenzel. Mary lillian
Bozena McKeon, Carmelita CGrran
Ina Keogh, Daisy Lawrence, Esther
Eue, Evelyn Capistrant and Helen
Brubacker
Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
programs will be given by number
of pupils at 8 P. M. A varied selec.
ton of musical and dramatic numbers
will make up both programs.
Wednesday evening, May 25, vic.
lin recital will be given by the Misses
Helen Hart, Anna Larson, Blanche
Miller and Lorraine Mcmahon They
will be assisted by Elsie Hartman
and Peggy O'Neil.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Arts and Letters Department closed a
very successful season on Tuesday,
May II, with Silver Tea and May
party at the residence of Mrs. E. J.
Wall, 807 Dayton avenue Mrs. e. H.
Slater Chairman of this department,
presided. Rev. VIM. Finley, pastor of
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
addressed the meeting. A program of
reading and music was presented by
Mrs Clara Murphy Villers, Mrs. John
Salvatore, Miss Edith Blanchard, Miss
Evelyn Wall, and Miss Mary Jane
Leonard. The program carried out
during the season just closed included
seven lectures and eight study circle
meetings. The Thirteenth Century
was the subject of study, and series
of interesting papers was given on
the men and achievements of that
period which has been called the
greatest of the centuries. The pro-
gram for next season has not yet
been announced beyond the three
meetings in September which will be
devoted to Dante, in accordance with
the worldwide celebration next year.
The Arts and Letters Department is
open to all members of the Guild
whether actively engaged in the work
of the Department or not.
Church of st. Cecilia: The Rosary
Society will give an. entertainment in
the parish hall Thursday evening,
May e. A splendid program has been
arranged by pupils of st. Agatha's
Conservatory who will present the
playlet, mechanical Jane" and
Scenes from the Union Depot" A
fifteen-piece orchestra will assist.
Cretin High School: The Band Con-
cert given by the Cretin Cadet Band
at the st. Paul Auditorium Friday
evening, May Is, was another triumph
for this young organization. Music
lovers to the number of nearly three
thousand gathered to hear the rendi-
tions by these youthful musicians of
some of the most difficult numbers of
classic music.
The Commencement Exercises, to
be held in the st. Paul Auditorium on
the evening of May q, will be the
fourth event in the Cretin Golden Jul
bilee Celebration. Sixty-fve gradu-
ates, the largest number ever receiv-
ing diplomas from the school, will be
honored. The Most Reverend Arch
bishop will give the address.
Church of St. Ambrose: On Pente.
cost Sunday, May Is, Children OF
Mary" Sodality was formed in the
Church of st. Ambrose Qtalian) on
Bradley street, when Fl boys and
girls who have made their first Com
munion were enrolled, received the Of
fetal badge and were consecrated to
the Blessed Virgin Mary. The cere
mony took place after the Mass eel
ebrated at 10 o'clock by the Rev Phil
ip Casey, assistant pastor of ST
Mary's Church. The members of the
Sodality will meet monthly, under the
direction of the Sisters of st. Joseph
who have charge of the Sunday School
and receive Holy Communion in a
| body on the first Sunday of each
month
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
| The play, Hurry, Hurry, Hurry" q
comedy in three acts, will be pre-
scented by the st. Patrick's Dramatic
Club at the Foley School Auditorium
| White Bear and Ames Avenue, Sun
day evening, May %, at o'clock, I'm
der the auspices of the parish of the
Blessed Sacrament. An added feature
| will be "The Garden of Love-" sons
written by Florence O'Brien of st
Paul. Miss Rose Marie Blesener i:
| directing the play.