The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-30
MINNIE APOLIS.

Seton Guild: Seton club, the sum-
mer home of Seton Guild at Phelps
Island, Lake Minnetonka. will open it's
eighth season on Saturday, May %.
Miss Ellen Nelson, swimming instruc-
tor at the Franklin Junior High school,
will spend the summer at the club
and will direct the recreational activ-
| tiles.
The first registration for the sum
mer season was made by Miss Kath-
arine Flanagan, who made reserva-
tions for 20 girls for the week end
over Decoration day.
Seton Players club will present
'The Elopement of Ellen three-act
comedy, about the middle of May
| Taking part in the cast are the Misses
Loretta Shea, Bertha Rogers, Eliza.
beth Void and Messrs. Robert O'Don7
nell, William Gagnon, Joseph Lupe and
Austin McInerny.
Facing the Music will be present
ed by the Seton Paint Box players on
Thursday evening, May 5, at the
Northwestern Conservatory hall, 814
Nicollet avenue. The cast includes
the Misses Airline Grow, Ednah Mes
tor Viola Kallberg, Agnes de la Bar
RE and Messrs. Louis Buffers, H. S
Radford, Eugene Kilroe, Roy Keisnol
and Edward Harrigan.
Seton Juniors will appear in three
playlets, THE Enchanted Garden,
Days of Long Ago." and "Maytime,'
Saturday afternoon, April 80, in the
Studio Recital Hail. The program will
begin at o'clock. Miss Mary Burns
and Miss Edythe Chernstrom are
directing the presentation.
| A series of three parties will be
1 given Tuesday evenings at the Lake
Street auditorium by the Seton Guile
members. Messrs. Clifford Coleman
George Brasserd, Clifford Lussier an(
Harry Stafford will be in charge o
the arrangements.
DR.. Anna A. Helmholtz Phelan will
speak on THE Poetry of Joyce Kill
mer" at the dinner hour on May 2, il
the Guild rooms DR.. Phelan is presi
J dent of the Kilmer club, which wa
organized on April 16, at the Curtis
) hotel. Reservations must be made il
advance.
Dinner was served in the GUILE
rooms Monday evening at 6 O'Clock
to accommodate members of the cas-
/ in "The Pirates Bride" who held
rehearsal under the direction of
Austin Williams. The play will b
given on June 8, in the Studio Re
cital hall.
: LEAGUE of Catholic Women: TIL
Minneapolis League of Catholic WI
men held it's annual meeting and ele'
Y ton of officers last Monday afternoo
| at 8 o'clock at the club rooms, ~
Marquette avenue.
A party was given Tuesday evenin
|, in the club rooms. The Tuesday pa
0 ties will be open only to girls, VIII
: are members of the Junior League
y Memberships may be obtained at tn
! office.
d The Dramatic club of the Junit
n League is holding rehearsals @
S Wednesday and Saturday evening
e for the play, Lady Windermere
o Fam" which will be presented on Ma
1t 10 at the Studio Recital hall, Elevent
e street and Mary place. Miss MAUD
It Moore is directing the presentation.
d A program of outdoor parties
n being planned by the committee
a. charge of the Tuesday night partie
E. which will he discontinued June 1.
t., Tennis and kitten ball teams ha'
Il been formed to meet evenings on Il
p Parade grounds. Mr.. Clarence Wilst
Ia will coach the kitten ball teams. ~
IS Margaret Barry House, under al
y, pices of the Minneapolis League
S. Catholic Women, has completed
Of spring program of outdoor activiti
for girls. Clubs have been formed
of kitten ball, volley ball, swimmin
Ii horseshoe, baseball, hiking. and tenn
m under the direction of Miss MARI
e. Evans. Troops of Girl Scouts al
ir Brownies also have been formed.
n. An infolm NAL party was given by t
ne members of ST. Stephens parish
d. the school auditorium Thursday eve
ing for the benefit of the building flu
MT of the Margaret Barry house.
lie The newly formed class in MILNE
at met at the League club rooms Mond
ay evening at 7.30 o'clock under the