The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-28

! May 20. reservations may be mad'
at Seton Guild. ZIG Fourth st. S.
| Junior League: Members of tn,
Junior League of the Minneapolis
League Of Catholic Women gave
party Tuesday evening in the clul
, rooms. A May party will be given OF
May 81 in the League rooms.
Members of the cast of Lady Wind
ermere's Fam" which was presented
on May Is at the Studio Recital hall
1 held picnic last Sunday at Medicine
Lake. Officers of the club are: presi
dent, Miss Frances Cody; vice presi
dent, Miss Mary Gleason; secretary
Mr.. John Awkward; treasurer, Miss
I Hazel Mcmahon, and sergeant at arms
/ Mr.. John McPhee. The club will repeat
Lady Windermere's Fam" early in
June.
The st. Mary's Hall department of
the League met last Monday at P. NJ.
at St. Mary's hall, 1908 Hawthorne
avenue. Mrs. Grace Gum, chairman
presided.
A new class in fancy flower making
is being organized at the club rooms.
Mrs. HI. Fetzner will be in charge.
st. Margaret's Academy: Last Mon
day morning Mrs. Frances Vincent
Coveny gave a delightful vocal recital
to pupils and faculty. The program in
cluded numbers from Mozart. Haydn,
Handel, Mendelssohn, ard others.
On Friday morning of this week a
number of pupils presented a preten-
tious program in honor of Dante AL
ighieri, whose sex-centenary is COM
memorated this year. The selections
ranged from various readings from
the poet himself to artistic apprecia-
tions from some of the greatest writ
ers. Altogether st. Margarets girls
gave distinct contribution to the lit
erary celebrations now going on
throughout the world in honor of the
divine poet"
De La Sale Institute: The gradua-
ton exercises will be held in North
High School Auditorium, Tuesday
evening, May 81. His Grace Archbish-
op Bowling will preside and give the
address to the graduates. Fifty-four
young men who have finished the
prescribed course will receive diplo-
mas. The class orators for the. even
ing will be Henry F.. Kane and Nor
bert J. O'Rourke. Henry F. Kane
will speak on ''Ireland's Fight for
Freedom" Demands of American
Manhood" will be the subject of
Norbert j. O'Rourke's address. Gold
medals for proficiency in Christian
Doctrine will be awarded to Henry A.
Mackey and Richard j. Miller. and
and for general excellence to John F.
Strauss and Chester l.. Rymarzyk.
The musical program for the evening
will be rendered by the De La Sale
Orchestra under the direction of
Brother Joseph Walter. Miss Mabel
O'Connell will direct the school choir
Starting next September the Broth
ers will introduce four year high
school course.
Church Of the incarnation: One of
the loveliest and most solemn cere-
monies took place Sunday afternoon,
May Is, in the Incarnation church, the
browning of the statue of the Blessed
Virgin, by the children of the school.
The procession was formed in the
school building and, headed by the
cross bearer and acolytes, proceeded
to the church. Following the acolytes
were two hundred and fifty little girls
clad in white and carrying garlands of
smilax, lilies and roses. The May
Queen, Miss Kathleen Nader, accom-
panied by six little maids of honor"
carrying Gala lilies, bore the crown
of the Blessed Mother on beautiful
white satin pillow. The seventy
sturdy, black and white robed altar
boys, and the celebrant with the dea-
cons, who followed, made a striking
contrast. The Act of Conservation
was read by little Miss Caffrey. The
browning hymn was sung with an un-
usual sweetness that brought tears to
the eyes of many.
Benediction was then given. The
hymns and Divine Praises were also
sung by the children whose piety and
devotion was such as to fill the hearts
of the immense congregation present
with a stronger and deeper love for
the Queen of heaven and heartfelt
gratitude for their beautiful church
and school of which they justly are
proud.
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