The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-25
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

PASSION ouHodyp %PiH &c
st. Adalbert. st. Paul.
st. Cyril Minneapolis. ..
st. Mark, Shakopee.
bethlehem Academy, Faribault.
Palm Sunday, April 9.
st. Cecilia, st. Paul.
st. Matthias, Hampton.
st. Peter, Eden Valley.
st. Timothy. Maple Lake.
st. Henry, st. Henry.
Easter Sunday, April IS. -,
st. Elizabeth, Minneapolis.
Sacred Heart, Murdoch.
st. Andrew, Fairfax.
Immaculate Conception, Marysburg.
st. John, Union Hill.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Young Ladies' So
dality will hold its regular meeting
Sunday morning, March 26, in the
school auditorium after the o'clock
Mass. 1t is requested that all mem
bers be present and take part in the
election Of officers
The girls basketball team will play
the K. of c. girls Monday evening,
March 81, at the Cathedral school.
This will be the last game of the sea-
son for both teams. The game will
start at o'clock.
College Of St. Thomas: Tag days
were held at the college last Monday
and Tuesday to obtain funds for the
1922 Kaydet
Rehearsals for the play, to be CIV
en- on April 1921, were begun last Sun
day.
Mr.. Robert Gehan has assumed full
charge of the Glee Cu6 and has been
trying out the voices of the many can
didates. He expects to have the club
in full swing within a short time.
The college orchestra played at a
celebration at st. Mary's church, St.
Paul. Thursday evening. March It,
Colonel l.. S. Upton, chief of staff of
the Seventh Area, II. o. T. c., visited
the school last week.
College Of St. Catherine: A student
recital was given in the Jeanne dare
auditorium on Wednesday morning,
March Is. The program consisted of
several piano and organ numbers, vo-
cal solos and a group of readings.
Tschaikowsky's Concerto b Flat Mi
nor" played by Miss Josephine King
man, assisted by Miss Rosetta Rapel-
je at the organ, was especially worthy
of note, as was also Saint Saens'
Concerto G Minor" rendered by Miss
Bernice Marlborough. Miss Marlbor-
ough was accompanied by Miss Anna
Murphy at the piano and by Miss Ro-
setta Rapelje at the organ.
The Mission Sisters of the Blessed
Trinity, who have been visiting the
diocese in the interests of their mis-
sionaries in Alabama, were entertain.
ed at the college on Monday afternoon
The Sisters inspected the various
buildings and visited several classes
A delightful dinner was later served
the guests.
The music department takes great
pleasure in announcing a piano con
certo recital to be given on the eve
ming of March %. The concertos are
to be played by the Misses Josephine
kngman, Bernice Marlborough, Ro
setta Rapelje and Sylvia Pauliat. The
students will be assisted by the Min
neapolis Symphony orchestra under
the direction Of Mr.. Roentgen. The
tickets for the recital are being dis
tributed by the sophomore students.
Cretin High School: Another sue
cessful drive towards the 1922 Gre
finite and a holiday for ST. Patrick
feast marked the closing days of thu
past week.
The wireless station is now unde
reconstruction. The widely know
Cretin code number will again b
heard by operators far and near. TIL
station was dismantled during tn
World War, and now the Junior Sc
ence Radio club has taken over tn
instruments with the intention of pu
ting Cretin back on the list of activ
radio stations.
Hurry, Hurry, Hurry" is the nam
of the play the Cretin dramatic clu
is to present. to. the public this yea
Guild of Catholic Women: Nor
than 500 women, members of the Gull
of Catholic, Women. attended the al
nual retreat conducted for the sOciet
all last Tuesday at the cathedral.
Under the direction of Rev. Lay
renee f. Ryan, pastor of the cathedra
the services opened at A. M. wit
Mass and Communion, after whit
Rev. p. B. Donnelly, O. M. l., delive
ed a sermon.
Following a short recess at moo
the women returned to the church
hear concluding sermon by Faith
Donnelly, after which he gave Solen
Benediction of the Blessed Sacramer
The Arts and Letters DEPARTING
will meet Tuesday afternoon, Mar
%, at the residence of Mrs. P.
Flynn, 1898 Marshall avenue. Rev.
F. Ryan, pastor of the cathedral, W
speak on Music and Art. A music
program will follow. Mrs. E. H. Stat
will preside.
Mrs. G. W.. Lawson of the Civics
partment will have charge of t
booth at Field, Schlick & Compa
for the sale of tickets foi Our n
tual Friend" which is to be Civ
next week under the auspices OF t
Teachers Federation.