The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-04

ing gave an appealing and forcefnl ad,
dress on THE Real Meaning of Chris
tian Charity"
Musical numbers Of unusual excel
Hence interspersed the other features
of the program, the first of these be-
ling a group of violin selections by
Carl Schuerer. with Mrs Katherine
Hoffman at the piano.
Miss Olive. Emerson, accompanied
by Miss Mary Alicia Brown, gave
three vocal numbers. and Miss Kath-
leen McGowan gave two piano selec-
tons.
| About 400 remained for the informal
social hour which concluded the en-.
| tertainment.
The next general meeting of the
Christ Child society will be March 10,
at Assumption hall.
MINNEAPOLIS.
| Seton Guild: Seton Choral club has
chosen Little Almond Eyes" a nusi-
| cal comedy with scenes laid in Chi
nese garden, for its production. This
comedy will be given in place of Pom
POM which was announced two
weeks ago as the next selection. The
choral club plans to present two mu-
steal comedies each season. It's first
| venture of this season was "Erminie,'
presented December Il at the West
high school auditorium.
The Seton Guild Dramatic club pre-
scented 'It Pays to Advertise" Sunday
night at the St. Anthony auditorium
The members of the cast were guests
of Seton Guild at a banquet Monday
at p. NJ. at the guild rooms.
/ A literary club was formed at the
reunion dinner of the current events
class Monday at P. NJ, at the guild
rooms.
ST. Margaret's Academy: A Moth
ers' and Daughters partly held
! Monday evening at st. Margaret's
! academy under the auspices OF St.
| Margaret's and Holy Angels Al,lmnae
association. Members of the senior
class Of the school were entertained
/ together with their mothers and moth
ers of the alumnae students. Arch
bishop Austin Bowling was the guest
| of honor and he spoke during the eve
ming. A musical program was given
by Mrs. Frances Vincent Coveny and
Miss Irene O'Connor. Miss Myrtle
! Stadden was accompanist. Miss Lii
liam Taaffe, president of the alumnae,
presided at the program. Following
the program, there was an informal
reception. Receiving were the eff
GERS of the association. including, be-
sides the president, Miss Mary Har-
roun, first vice president; Miss Sarah
Foley, second vice president; Miss
Marie Coveny, third vice president;
Miss Mary Dugan. corresponding sec
rotary; Miss Myrtle Stadden, record
ing secretary, and Mrs. Charles Gren-
nan, treasurer.
Church of the Incarnation: The In
icarnation parish unit of the National
Council of Catholic Women held it's
Irregular meeting February q. The
program was devoted to civics. The
chief speaker. Mrs., Ruth Haynes
Carpenter. was preceded by four
ladies of the Incarnation parish who
are active in the League of Women
1 Voters: Mrs. Geo. S. Titus, city chair
man of the Public Library Commit.
tee, who had charge of the program !;
Mrs. F. f. Murphy, general chairman
for the 18th ward; Mrs. ]. A. Quint
ward chairman of the Committee on
Public Welfare and Mrs. Maynard
Smith, ward chairman of the Library
Committee Mrs. Carpenter explain.
ed the workings of the Citizens Repre-.
sentative Charter Committee.
Three songs were beautifully given
by Mrs. Mulcahy, contralto. accom-
panied by Mrs. Lucille Frankman
Murphy, both of tho Incarnation choir
A brief report was given of Arch
bishop Dowling's address before the
Minneapolis League of Catholic WON
en-.
The next meeting will take place
March 8, at 2:3O p. NJ. The subject
will be the Irish Renaissance.
Church of St. Lawrence: Under aus
pices of the ST. Lawrence orchestra
concert was given in the new sclloo
auditorium of the parish last Sunday
Eevening. This was the initial appear
| ance of the orchestra, which played
selections including Martha "Tht
, Bohemian Girl" and Artists Life
, by Strauss. Constantine Kamarovsky
of the Minneapolis Symphony o"ches
ira, was cello soloist. Miss Marie Men
! beiser, pianist. also was on the pro
gram. A. J. Rice is director OF thu
orchestra, which is planning to eiv'
!, a number of concerts in the near fu
ture to create fund whereby~musical
ly inclined young persons will receiv'
! aid in developing a musical education
according to Father J. Clinton Allard
pastor of the church.
k Church Of the Holy Name: A uni
t of the National Council of Catholi
n Women was established last Tuesda
:. evening in Holy Name parish. Mrs
n Burke was the organizer, and she. e,
:. planned the work and aims of the couI
J. ell Fifty women joined the new OF
s ganization.
? Church Of the Ascension: Thre
= one-act plays were presented by tn
Junior Dramatic club of the Ascensio
church Monday evening, February 2
6 at the new Ascension club house
u "Cathleen Hooihan.'Sa by William