The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-02-26


Guardian Angels, Oakdale.
St. Margaret's Academy, Minneapo-
lis.
MINNEAPOLIS.
c. o. F.: A meeting of the Joint
Committees of Minneapolis and ST.
Paul was held at ST. Boniface Hall,
q Minneapolis, Sunday, February 90.
Matters relative to the big joint ini-
tiation to take place in st. Paul the
coming spring were taken up. Much
progress was reported by the various
Courts in the work of securing candi-
dates. and prospects are fair that the
large class of 1920 will be surpassed.
The next meeting of the Twin City
Joint Committees will be held at AS
sumption Hall, corner of 9th and West
Exchange Streets, on Sunday, March
20, at three p. NJ. All members are
urged to be present at that time.
Seton Guild: Members of the Seton
Choral club met Monday evening in
the Guild rooms, to decide on an opera
to be staged in the early spring. J.
Austin Williams will have charge of
the music, and rehearsals will be held
every Monday at p. m. Operas con-
sidered were "The Prince of Pilsen,"
1.-The Pirate Bride" and the Bargain
Hunters"
THE Lass of Limerick Town" will
be repeated on March II, and again
after Easter.
The first in series of seven plays
to be staged by the Seton Players
Club in the Studio Recital hall, will
take place the evening of March 1,
when "All of Sudden Peggy" will be
presented.
April 4 is the date set for the stag
. ing of the comedy, what Happened
to JONES'" to be given by the Seton
Guild Dramatic class. i,-s -@eagH~ r.
A contest between the Thursday
and Friday evening classes in swim
ming was held Friday evening in the
Franklin Junior High.
On February II members of the
Dramatic club staged an entertain
ment at North High School in con.
nection with the work of the Min
neapolis Council of Social Agencies
A. E. Zonne, president of the Coun'
Gil, wrote the Guild, saying:
Il feel that you deserve our sincere
thanks for the splendid little pro-
duction which Seton Guild gave last
night at North High. Please convey
my thanks, in behalf of the Council
of Social Agencies, to every member
of the cast"
On Wednesday evening of this week
the Choral Club, at the request of the
Council, took part in O. program at
East High School, In fact, Seton
Guild is recognized in almost every
program that is given by the Council
of Social Agencies.
League of Catholic Women: Mrs
Julia Wilson Danford and Mrs. M. H
Pratt, with committee of members
are in charge of the membership
drive of the Junior league of the Min
neapolis League of Catholic WomeI
which opened last week and will con
tinue until March 1.
Initiation of new members will TAX,
place at the meeting on March IA
The committee in charge includes tn
Misses Georgia Ryan, Cecil Pease
Rosetta Denning, Geraldine Suffer
Edna Hoffman, Teresa Roden, Ann;
May Vos, Marion Dowd.
A costume party was given by tn
Junior league at the clubrooms o.
Tuesday evening after the choral clu
practice. The Choral Club, which wa
organized Tuesday evening of las
week, has a membership of 80 voices
The club, which will make it's frs
appearance at the presentation c
LADY Windermer's Fam" is still ope
to persons interested.
where Charity Begins three
act play, will be presented by tn
dramatic club at the South hig
school the first week in March undo
the auspices of the Council of Soci;
Agencies.
The Barrymore Dramatic Club {
the Margaret Barry house will gi,
Mrs. Temples Telegram" at st. A
DIR. A. e. Koenig will give an illu
trated talk on American history al
civics at the Margaret Barry hou:
Saturday evening, February 26, at
o'clock This is one of series
lectures being given by DR.. Koen
in connection with the Americana
tion program of Margaret Barry hous
The monthly meeting Of the Leag1
was held last Monday afternoon at
p. m, at the clubrooms, 72O Ma
quette avenue The Rev. James
Byrnes was the speaker. Miss Ny
tie Orness, accompanied by Mi
Frances Walsh, gave group of sons
OUTSIDE THE CITIES
80 Frontenac: Mrs. D. o: Irwin emit
tanned the Nuns and pupils last ST
day evening with a talk on while
Was in Europe" It was highly ;
-, preciated and generously applaud,
Mrs. Irwin, painted in few and W
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