The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-06

Rev. James NJ. Reardon, placed the
box taken from the stone in the Office
4 of the Pro Cathedral rectory. The
assortment of coins and newspapers,
with parchment and inscription. The
| text read as follows:
Right Reverend Thomas L. Grace,
Bishop of Minnesota, on the ninth day
of July, 1871, has laid and consecrated
this Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception-Pius TX ruling the Church.
this year having happily attained the
number of the reigning years of Peter
u. S. Grant, president of the United
| States-Horace Austin governor of
Minnesota. M McGolrick, parish
priest"
The cornerstone will probably be
set up somewhere in the school
grounds.
Seton Guild: One hundred disabled
pital were guests of Seton Guild,
| Wednesday, at the Lyric theater when
| the Seton Club Players appeared in
Clarence" Booth Tarkington's COM
| edy.
| The Merrymakers club of Seton
Guild will give it's last party of the
season at the Curtis hotel, May 49,.
The following party will take place at
Seton Club, Lake Minnetonka.
| Little Almond Eyes," musical
comedy given in the different parish
auditoriums in the city, will be pre-
scented May Z at the Holy Cross Audi
| forum, and at ST. Elizabeth's, May TO-
Church of St. Thomas: The Rosary
! Society Of this parish has prepared a
wonderful cedar chest filed with many
| useful articles. 1t will be given away
on the evening of May 16 at st. Thorn
| as church, corner of West 44th ST. and
| York Ave. So. All friends are invited
| TO the entertainment on that evening"
Refreshments will be served.
The Tabernacle Society of ST. Thorn
as parish closed for the season on
April q with a large attendance. The
members are much pleased with the
| work accomplished in the parish for
the past year.
churck of st. Stephen: The Moth
ers club of st. Stephens parish
entertained at benefit Wednesday
evening in the school auditorium Pro-
ceeds will be used to give the children
of the school an outing in June. Mrs.
G. r. Percival was in charge of gen
eral arrangements.
League of Catholic Women: Mrs. R.
P. O'Brien was reelected president of
the Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women, at meeting of the organi-
cation, April 20, at their cluprooms,
720 Marquette Avenue. Other officers
elected are: Mrs. Mary Breslauer,
first vice president; Mrs. Joseph
Brown, second vice president; Mrs. w.
V. Harrington, third vice president;
Mrs. C. C. OBrien, fourth vice presi-
dent; Mrs. j. A. Mclaughlin, fifth vice
president; Mrs. George Flynn, sixth
vice president; Mrs. Thomas Ryan, re-
cording secretary; Mrs Laura Fl. Bar
rett, corresponding secretary; Mrs J.
futile Moore, treasurer, and Mrs.
Frank E. Kelly, auditor. Chairmen of
departments elected are: Mrs. Grace
| Wirth, Margaret Barry Settlement
| house; Mrs. George Ineichen, cafete-
ria; Mrs. n d. Samels, relief; Mrs. J.
| N. Jacobsen, Lakeview Heights Home;
Mrs. j. M. Okoneski, Junior League;
Mrs. L. J. Pilney, social; Mrs. J. R.
| Morris, membership, and Mrs. D. c.
| Daley, publicity.
Catholic Central Bureau: "The Hot
success will be presented May II, ~
and 13, at the Shubert theater Re-
hearsals are under way with the all
! star amateur cast including players
| from the Catholic League, Knights of
Columbus players, Seton Guild and
Zenith players. In the famous Collier
role will be Al Wilwerding, well-known
| amateur comedian, with Miss Kelly in
the feminine lead Others are Miss
| Catherine .Jeffries, William Gagnon, A.
| N. Mauren, Edward McMullin and Roy
| Kiesner.
Among the organizations which have
reserved boxes are the Ancient Order
of Hibernians of the Procathedral, Our
Lady of Lourdes and ST. Bridget's con-
ferences of ST. Vincent de Paul So
ciety. knights of Columbus and Catho-
1 lie Order of Foresters. Robert Pitman,
director of the Shubert Stock COM
pany, is in charge, assisted by John
Kilmartin.
| st. Marys Hospital: Last Thursday
evening, the following thirty-four
young ladies we're graduated from the
training school at exercises held in
the hospital auditorium: Sister Mar
garet Cortona, Sister Mary Edward
dine, Pauline Mary Geiger, Marion
Frances Logue, Jane Monica Kelly
Clementine G. AntinoZzi, Ellen E
Mathews, Edna j. McDermott, Heller
A. Tilly, Louise Katherine GIFTS. Fran
ces E. Gallagher, Helen E. Marsilinan
Philomena A. Farley, Josephine d
). Loosen, Florence D. Knight, Mary All
. maras, Matte J. Hayes, Rosemar.
, Barrett, Julia r. Burns, Caroline
! Femling, Eta M Hall, Margaret Iren
: Mcnamara, Genevieve B. Teitenbere
4 Gladyce e. Guyette. Adella Ann He
sper, Mona X. Carlin. Eva M. Flying
!, earth, Mary Martin, Frances E. Hal
"a 81 49, a.-.-.s