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

cast. The young players have met
with remarkable success in their ner-
formances of the past two years.
AS an added attraction, Miss Esther
oConnor, we'll known soprano, will
render vocal selections, and Mr.. Hec-
tor Blsson, ventriloquist, will enter
tain. Music will be furnished by the
Boileau orchestra.
The play is to be given for the hen
etit OF st. Louis church, of which
Rev. j. M. Bazin, S. NJ, is pastor.
Tickets are priced at fifty and seven
ty-five cents, and may be procured at
the rectory. SOC Cedar street, from
the young ladies of the sodality or
from members of the cast
Church of ST. Mary: The Knights
OF Columbus of the st. Paul Council
will receive Holy Communion in a
body at ST. Mary's church, Sth and
Rosabel streets, on Sunday, May Z,
at the o'clock Mass The members
will assemble at the club rooms, $50
Smith Ave-, at Z: 80 A. M. ,~and march
Ii.
1t is expected that 5000 men will re-
spond to this urgent call; and what an
edifying spectacle it will present to
see this large body proceed to the
house OF worship to receive their God.
The buele-sOund has gone fOrth--obey
its call and make this the most notable
gathering of Knights that was ever
Witnessed in this city
Church Of ST. Mark: A mission to
last two weeks will open in this
church on Sunday, May 7. The exer-
cises will be in charge of the Domini-
can Fathers. The first week, as usual,
will be for the women; the second for
the men,
The women of st. Marks parish will
give a silver tea and musicale Tues
day, May 1G, at the home of Mrs.
James Crosby, 1905 Portland avenue,
from $3.50 to S p M. Mrs. John C.
Hardy will have charge of the dining
room and will be assisted by a large
corps of ladies. Mrs J. f. Russell
is chairman of the program committee
NSO1Sc
Stewart, J. P Kennedy, w. W. Con-
ley, James E. Clancy, w. NJ. Reagan,
w. J. Gibbons and G. n Burg.
Church of St. Luke: A Silver Tea
for the benefit of ST. Luke's Parish
Council of Catholic Women, will be
given at the home of Mrs. H. CARING,
841 Portland Avenue, Thursday after
noon, May II. A program consisting
of vocal selections by Mrs. Clara Muir
ply Villars and Miss Ruth Thompson,
accompanied at the piano by Miss
Rosaline4 thinner, readings by Miss
Isabelle Sampson and Miss Clarice
Ehrmantraut, and q violin and piano
solos by Miss thinner and Miss Helen
Harris will be given. Rev. J. c.
Byrne, pastor of the parish, will adj
dress the gathering. Refreshments
will be served.
x. Of c.: Last Tuesday evening the
local council initiated a large class
into the first degree of the order.
On Sunday, May IA, Illinois State
Deputy Houlihan of Chicago will head
a team which will confer the second
and third degrees on numerous class
in the ST. Paul Council hail.
Delegates from the ST. Paul Council
to the annual state convention to be
held at Duluth, May 9, will be Frank
Delaney and Frank Madden: alter
mates, B. A. Duffy and James Viii
laume.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
board of the Guild hall will meet
Tuesday. May 8, at 10 o'clock in the
| Guild hall parlor, 215 Nelson Avenue
Mrs. ]. C. McConviile will preside.
The Sustaining Board of the Catho-
| lie Infant Home will meet Tuesday,
| May 8. at II A. M. in the library of
the Wilder Building on the fourth
floor. Mrs. G. H. Wallace will pre-
side.
The Arts and Letters Department
/ will meet Tuesday, May 9, at 2:30 P.
NJ, in the Auditorium of the Wilder
| Building The election of officers will
take place. Rev. J. E. Doyle will adj
dress the meeting and there will be
a musical program after which tea
| will be served.
On Hospital Day, May Il, linen
shower will be given at st. Joseph's
Hospital All members of the Guild
are invited
Mrs. w. J. LOgue was installed as
president of the Guild last Monday in
the Wilder building. Other officers
installed are: Mrs. ]. HI. Russell
first vice president; Mrs. A. MODS
, brugger, second vice president: Mrs
, P. J. Flynn, third vice president; Mrs
]. T. Kerker, fourth vice president
Mrs. J. HI. Ryan, treasurer; Mrs G. M
Villars, recording secretary; Mrs
; Thomas F. O'Neil, corresponding sec
, rotary; Mrs. Frank keenan,, field sec
rotary; Mrs. C. H. Pelton, federation
: secretary; Mrs. R. A. Walsh, histo
| rian; Mrs. J. ]. Daily, first member a
: large; Mrs. NJ. j. Reardon, secon,
| member at large; Mrs. F. G. Johnston
!, chairman of house committee; Mrs
!. III. A. Stone, press: Mrs. E. C. Eshe
q by. hospital; Mrs. Thomas Flynn
. membership; Mrs. Al. Manley, socia
q Rev. l.. F. Ryan spoke, and a musics
o program was given.
l.. C. q. A.: The Ladies' Catholi
y Benevolent Association will install tn
following officers at the Royal Arc;
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