The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-23

preparations for ball. Following the
departure of the Duke, the Duchess
opens the fatal door and beholds the
ghosts of the Dukes seven wives. On
| the Dukes return he perceives the
guilt of the Duchess by the stained
key and infiicts the sentence of death.
In good time, Charles and Louis, BROTH
ers of Marie, return and avert the SEN
tence pronounced by the Duke. The
| fate of Blue Beard is announced in
the tablesu which follows the acts,
after which chorus sings "All Hail
to the Conqueror"
Miss Helen Lucille Dearborn will
preside at the piano and the Misses
Evelyn Mathieson and Emily Logue
will give violin numbers. Special fea-
lures will be under the direction of
Miss Esperance Coates
At the request of the International
Federation of Catholic Alumnae, ST.
Joseph's Academy alumnae will have
q Months Mind Mass for Cardinal Glib
bons at o'clock at the Cathedral,
Sunday, April "a. 1t is hoped that
all members will attend and receive
Holy Communion.
Church of St. Bernard: "The Lost
Paradise" drama in three acts, was
presented by st. Demands dramatic
club at st. Bernard Church April H.
1t will be repeated April "a. Matinee
for children will be given Sunday,
April "a, at 2:3O P. M. John Bach
man is directing the production and
also plays a part
w. c. o. F.: Cathedral Court No. 663,
held its annual election of officers of
the w. c. 0. F. last Saturday at l.
o. o. F. hall. Miss Mary Gaffney was
elected chief ranger Other officers
elected were: Mrs Mary Tauer, vice
chief ranger; Mrs. Julia Redmond, re-
cording secretary; Miss Clara Holm,
financial secretary; Mrs. Amelia Hack
Ter, treasurer; Mrs. Catherine War.
nick, Mrs. Hannah Arland and Miss
Margaret Weller, trustees; Mrs. Nora
Mcmahon and Miss Lucy Tracy, con-
ductors; Mrs. Thresa Campion, inside
sentinel; Mrs. Louise Farnachee, out
side sentinel; DR.. John V. Kelly, physi-
clan, and Rev. l.. F. Ryan, spiritual
director. Mrs. Fannie Miller, state
deputy, installed the officers.
Church of st. Andrew: Plans for a
bazaar at st. Andrews Church Hall,
Van Slyke avenue and Argyle streets,
April %, 20 and so, were announced
following a meeting of the members
of the parish Monday night. The OBJ
ject of the bazaar is to raise money
to enlarge the new parochial school,
which is too small to accommodate
the 275 pupils now attending. A
chicken supper will be served on
Thursday, April %, the opening night
at $50 P. M. by Mr.. William. Toll
lett A local aero company has do
mated two rides to be given in an aero
plane to successful winners.
st. Paul Court, w. c. o. F.: st.
Paul Court, 1872, held it's regular meet
ing Friday evening, April %, at 8 P.
NJ, in Oddfellows Temple. Installa-
ton of officers took place. Mrs. Fan
ME Miller presided Mrs. Amelia Fra,
ser and Mrs. G. F. Gunther had charge
of the entertainment.
| Vincentian Meeting: The post Eas-
ter General Meeting of the Vincen-
tians was held last Sunday evening in
the assembly hall of the Cathedral
The meeting was very well attended.
After the dispatch of routine business,
which included satisfactory reports
from most of the Conferences, a re-
port was made giving full details of
the launching of the cooperative shop.
for the past month doing business at
80 w. Third street. After the re-
port and the outlining of the plans
for gathering the used clothing, shoes,
etc., all present felt that the long
standing problems of how to get the
best out of this potential asset had
been solved. One of the large jute
bags-holding about 8 bushels-was
| shown. These bags will be sent to
persons requesting them by post card
or by phoning Cedar 1888, and will be
called for when notified of their be
ing ready. Rev. John F. Doherty
Mr.. J. P. Plunket, Hon. John w. Will
lis, DR.. McKeon, and VIM. F. Markoe
made brief addresses.
Guild of Catholic Women: A meet
ing of the Executive Board of the
Guild will be held Thursday April %
, at 1890 A. NJ, in the Guild rooms OF
the Wilder building.
A. o. H.: Division No. will hole
a smoker and entertainment Monday
evening, April 25, in Mozart hall. Al
friends and members are invited I'm
portant matters will be discussed by
Hon. J. ]. Moriarity, P. Flynn, and
J. Shelly.
: Church of st. Luke: Miss Irene Sci
D fert, 975 Osceola avenue, was hostess
: at a silver tea on Tuesday evening
a April 49, She was assisted by grou]
e of girls of the Young Ladies Sodality
Mrs. William Kueffner played tn
n violin; Miss Constance Purtell gave
a piano solo; Miss Ellen Clare Donova
sang a group of songs; the Misse
Mary Jane Leonard, Imelda Ertz an
= Romola Griswold read, and little Mis-
!. Yvette Hennig gave feature numbers
e. Visitation Convent: AT the reques
e. of the International Federation {