The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-01

Immaculate Conception, Marysburg.
ST. John, Un.on Hill.
Low Sunday, April %.
Holy Cross, Minneapolis.
st. Columbia, st. Paul.
ST. Stephen, Anoka.
ST. Joseph's Orphanage, ST. Paul.
ST. Mary, Marystown!
ST. Joseph, st. Joseph.
ST. PAUL.
College of st. Catherine: On We'd
nesday morning, March %, Professor
Newcomb addressed the college stu
dents on the subject of Character and
Character Building" Mr.. Newcomb
believes that life is problem-solvingl
The necessity of understanding hui
man nature, that we may be better
able to cope with these problems ana
responsibilities, cannot be Oyeresti-
mated. The lecture concluded with
a brief outline of the science of char
acter-analysis.
Miss Anne Morgan, who has come
to the Twin Cities in the interests of
the American Committee for Devas
tated France, spoke TO the students
last Saturday morning. Miss Morgan
made an enthusiastic and urgent APP
peal for the needy in France The
work which the committee has already
done was reviewed, and a sketch of
the plans which these workers hope
to be able to carry out was also Civ
en-. The student body eagerly re-
sponded to the call for aid and shall
concentrate their efforts to do some
thing to alleviate the sufferings of
these people in the devastated regions
of France.
An interesting lecture was given by
Miss Chase, of the Rhetoric depart.
ment of the University of Minnesota,
last Monday morning. Miss Chase
gave the students a glimpse into what
England holds for the literary pill
grim. Her walking-trip through Eng.
lard, covering the same territory once
traversed by Hazlitt, Wordsworth ana
Coleridse," was reviewed in an inter-
esting manner. SO.
. poet, delighted as we'll as inspired his
audience at the college on Tuesday
morning, March %. After giving a
brief outline of the history of Irish
literature, Mr.. Colum rendered mum
Der of typical selections from his own
volumes and from the writings of his
contemporaries. The Irish poet be,
Oh, -,
his native land will result in lesser
literary output. The literature that
might develop will be distinctly Gaelic
in character and origin.
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament:
A mission will open in this church or
Sunday, April and will close the fol
lowing Sunday. The exercises will be
conducted by the Paulist Fathers
from Chicago.
Guild of Catholic Women: The cleo
ton of officers and chairmen of stand
ing committees will take place at the
general meeting Monday, April 8, a
2 o'clock, in the auditorium of thu
Wilder building. Besides the election
the annual report of the different de
partments will be read. Mrs. f. G
Ives will preside. "'
MINNEAPOLIS.
De la Sale High School: Thi
years graduating class has under re
hearsal the high-grade comedy er
titled, What Happened to Jones ?
The members of the cast are all NAL
ing good progress in the technique @
stage presentation under the directio
of Mr.. John Seibel, class '06.
The play will be presented the las
week in April, and preparations ar
being made for two or more matinee
as we'll as the regular evening perfo
mances. "
The past week at the De La Sail
High was marked by special Lente
exercises. including a spiritual retire;
of three days for the Senior and j
nior students. given by the Rev. Fra
els O'Neil. o. P.
The evident earnestness of Il
young men in attendance, at the exc
cises. and the spirit of renewed dey
ton to the Christians duty arouse
by the fervid, discourses of the Reve
end Father. will no doubt prove
great moral and spiritual benefit
the young men. and to all who W
messed their edifying examples.
Seton Guild: One hundred al
twenty-five girls can be comfortab
accommodated at Seton Club, Phel
Island, Lake Minnetonka, when {
new Is foot extension is complete
This extension will add another lar
sleeping porch to the second fo'
provide number of private sleepi
rooms and enlarge the living and d
ing rooms. The club. will celebrate
ninth anniversary when it opens M
3d. The original club could take ca
of 35 girls. Additions have been bu
each year. Last year 1,525 girls
tied the club.
A recreational director will spe
the summer at the club to teach swi
ming, tennis and outdoor games. G
will be added to- the list of .actiyit
this summer So IL es.lagsg tais
Seton Players Club has been invit