The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-29


building proved of paramount interest
to the guests who came from the Twin
Cities and numerous neighboring
states.
The building, which is close to Der
ham hall, the main building on the
campus, is four-story brick structure
and occupies ground space of 60x1Su
feet 1t has nineteen teachers stu.
dos, seventy piano rooms, ten string
and wind instrument rooms, two or
gan rooms, and an orchestra hall for
private recitals. A pipe organ is to
be installed soon. The working libra.
ry of the music department also is
housed in the building as is a students
reading room.
A reception in the afternoon with a
concert by students and an inspection
of the building preceded buffet sup.
per and song recital in the Jeanne
dare auditorium. Florence Macbeth
coloratura soprano of the Chicago Op
era company, was the soloist More
than 700 persons heard the concert
the entire main floor and areaways
being filled to capacity.
A short organ recital preceded the
concert.
Cretin High School: On Tuesday
October 25, the Cretin R. O. T. C. unit
acted as an escort at the funeral OF
Mrs. M. Delaney. The deceased was
one OF the great benefactors of the
school. Her seven sons attended Gre
tin and one of these, Francis Delaney
is now teaching as a Christian Broth,
er in De La Sale Institute, Chicago
Ill. He is known as Brother Austin
and was at one time director of De La
Sale Institute, Minneapolis.
The funeral service was held at St.
James church at $50 A. M. The
Rev j. H. Prendergast was celebrant
of the solemn High Mass, Very Rev
RI. Moynihan, D. D., deacon, and Rev
M. Sheehy, subdeacon. Rev. J. Har
rington of st. Paul Seminary and a
number of seminarians, classmates of
Harry Delaney, now studying for the
priesthood, were in the sanctuary. The
Christian Brothers sang at the Mass
and at the burial ceremony in Cal
vary Cemetery.
St. Aeatha's Conservatory: The
Christmas sale of novelties, decorated
china, cards and notices is now be-
ing held. Included in this sale, also
are large oil and water color pictures
suitable for Christmas gifts.
Last Wednesday evening, Marie Lou
Use Bailey-Apfelbeck, the renowned pi
aniste, gave a highly appreciated pro
gram in the Conservatory auditorium
Her numbers included selections from
the works of Bach, Beethoven, Men
delssohn, Chopin and others.
Guild of Catholic Women: The ex
ecutive board will meet Thursday
| November 8, at 1920 A. NJ, in the
| Guild rooms of the Wilder building.
Mrs. E. H. Slater presided at the
first meeting of the Arts and Letters
department, held last Tuesday at st
Agatha's Conservatory. The meeting
was called to complete the plans fo
the seasons program.
| The Relief and Friendly Visitors
department met Friday, October %
at P. M, in the Auditorium of tn,
Wilder building.
Committees are at work in the diff
1 ferent parishes in the interest of thu
| membership campaign. The object i
to get the active cooperation of ev
cry Catholic woman in the city in thu
work of the Guild. So many differen
activities are carried on in this organ
ization that there is a growing de
mand for further interest and partici
patton.
Church of St. Luke: Mrs. C. J. Ehl
manntraut, 96S Laurel avenue, vii
give buffet luncheon at her HON
| Thursday, November 3, at / O'Clock
for the benefit of the building funC
Mrs. Ehrmanntraut will be assiste
by group of women from the Paris
; Council. A musical program will TO
low the luncheon.
A card party was given at the HON
, of Mrs. P. H. Gallagher, $40 Portlan
avenue, Thursday afternoon, Octobe
p, for the benefit of the building funt
A special meeting of the Paris
Council of Catholic Women was hel
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock i
!. the Church room. The officers of tn
: past year presented their final repor
i and new officers for the coming yea
were appointed.
g St. Paul Tabernacle Society: Tt
S regular monthly meeting was he
t Friday, October 20, at 2 P. NJ, in tt
) Royal Arcanum Hall, St. Peter ar
J. Fourth streets.
MINNEAPOLIS.
IL NJ. c. w. c.: The Minnesota Di,
sion of the National Council of Cat
I Ollie Women will assemble on Mover
y Der Is and 16 in Minneapolis. TT
- conference will open with Mass at Il
? Pro- Cathedral, Tuesday, November
i at eight o'clock.
;. All sessions of the conference w
n be held at the Curtis Hotel. II
program will be announced later. D
i, egates from all parts of the state a
- expected to be present.
League of Catholic Women: T
members of the League held mont
u ly meeting last Monday at P. \
|; at the league rooms, 720 Marquet
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