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


Regain; Treasurer, Mrs. Laura Hor
nung Barrett; Corresponding Secre.
tary, Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Chairmen OF
departments: Membership, Mrs. J. j
Dowd: Altar Guild, Mrs. M. C. Schu
macher; Cafeteria, Mrs. J. A. Colby;
Press, Mrs. Grace M. Gum; Philan
thropic, Mrs. N. D. Samels; Sanitation
Mrs. ]. c. Hazlett; Educational, Mrs.
T. Connolly: Social, Mrs. JOS. Brown;
Friendly Visiting. Mrs. NJ Vincent;
Church Caretaker. Mrs. B. Vail; Do
nestle Art, Mrs. L. Riley.
C. o. E.: For the second time in
two years G.. O. F. courts of this city
will join with ST. Paul courts in in.
itiating class of from four to five
hundred candidates on Sunday, May
l. The joint initiation is to take
place at the st. Paul Armory;, at two
o'clock sharp on above date.
The various courts of Minneapolis
will assemble on the Third avenue
bridge, this city, at 80 sharp, May
1, and proceed to ST. Paul in auto
mobiles, headed by band, to meet
the st. Paul contingent at ST. Thomas
College, and thence proceed to the
Armory. AS was the case last year
when the initiation took place in this
city. it is expected that more than
1900 members of the order from the
two cities and the northwest will at
tend to witness the degree work,
which will be exemplified' by High
Court officials from Chicago.
League of Catholic Women: Rev.
Thomas E. Cullen was the speaker at
the April meeting of the League held
last Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
in the club rooms, 72O Marquette av-
enue. Reports were read by the chair
man of the various departments.
The Dramatic club will present
Lady Windermere's Fan" at the Stu
dio Recital hall on Monday evening,
May 8. The leading roles will be
played by the Misses Mary Gleason,
Hazel Mcmahon, and Messrs. Francis
Cody and John MacPhee. Rehearsals
will be held at the club rooms on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
A new class in millinery was opened
at the club rooms on Monday at 1880
p. IN. under the direction of Mrs. Fl.
j. Fetzner. Registrations may be
made at the office.
Plans were made for the kittenball
and tennis teams of the league at a
meeting held on Friday evening.
Church of st. Joseph: The Dramatic
club of st. Joseph's Church will pre-
sent 'The Man From Mexico" three
act comedy, on next Sunday and Mon
day evenings, April "a and 26, in the
church auditorium, Fifth street and
Twelfth avenue north, at 8:15 o'clock.
Miss Mae Hargarten and Mr.. John A.
Seibel, Jr., will play the leading roles.
st. Margaret's Academy: The stu
dents of the Academy enjoyed an un-
usual number of intellectual treats
during the past week. On Monday,
April II, the Seniors and Juniors had
the pleasure of hearing the Rev. F.
Moynihan's scholarly and very inter
esting lecture on Dante. This proved
double pleasure to the Seniors who
had just completed reading the Divine
Comedy, and who had dipped ever so
lightly into the life and times of our
greatest Catholic poet. Father Moyn-
ihans pictures of Florence and of the
poet himself gave a needed magic
touch to the terms work in Dante.
On Thursday, April IA, the Rev. T.
E. Cullen gave us vivid glimpses of
Egypt and Greece and awakened in
every one of his hearers desire to
see Athens and the tabled Isles of
| Greece
Mrs. Aline Kilmer addressed the
students on Friday. Her subject
Catholic Women Poets-was instruc.
tive and interesting, but the attrac.
ton of the hour was Mrs. Kilmer her
simple, unassuming, sincere, the
very embodiment of charm. Her visit
to ST. Margaret's will be remembered
as one of the red letter events of 1921
On Friday evening several members
of the Kilmer Klub-St. Margaret
| English Club--heard Mrs. Kilmer's lee
ture on Poet Personalities at the Cur
| tbs Hotel
On Monday afternoon, April 1S, Mr.
Berquist's class in Musical Compost
ton gave program of original pieces
| The entire program was characterized
by beauty of theme and artistic exc
| cution. The delightful hour was
brought to a close by Mr.. Berquist il
an eloquent appeal for self-expressior
in music as we'll as in other depart
ments of art.
| Students Catholic Association;
Misses Eugene Murphy, Veronic;
Gould and Barbara Henry, seniors a
the University of Minnesota, are &C
i've in the arrangements for the an
lnual banquet of the Students Catholic
association to be given Thursday even
ing, April %, at $50 at the Minnesota
union. More than 400 members ar
expected to attend Joseph E. Nc
Kenna, a senior law student at tn
university, will act as POSTMASTER. +
lJ. Murphy, senior in the dental co
lege. has charge of the arrangements
Archbishop Austin Bowling and Pierc
Butler of the board gof regents OF tn
university will be honor guests an
speakers. The Misses Murphy, Goul