The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
ST. PAUL.


st. Thomas, st. Thomas,
ST. PAUL.
Sathedral: The young peoples SO
clal club is organizing a girls kitte1
ball team. Any girl who is a membe
OF the Cathedral parish and wishes t,
try out with the team may report a
the school auditorium Monday eve
ming. April "a, at s o'clock. For an,
communication call Alice Clarke. Gar
held 4l93. The following girls arr
requested to report: M. O'Grady, r
O'Donnell, NJ. Hurley, J.. Gillespie
Rose and Ann Kinsella, Mildred and
Gertrude Lusson.
The regular meeting of the Youne
Ladies Sodality, to be held Sunday
April %, in the school auditorium. aft
er The o'clock Mass, will be conduct
ed by the new officers elected at the
previous meeting. They are: presi.
dent, Mary Rafter; vice president, Ma.
RE Bennett; second vice president
Mary Tozier; secretary, Rose Keough;
treasurer, Helen Flanagan.
College of st. Catherine: A piano
recital was given by Miss Helen Witt
mann in the Jeanne dare auditorium
on Wednesday morning, April II. The
rendition of Tschaikowski's "Traika''
and Chopin's prelude in B fiat mi.
nor" revealed the trained skill of the
pianist. La File aux Cheveaux de
Lin by Debussy was also played in
an exceptional manner. Miss Witt.
mann was assisted by Miss Margaret
OBryan, who sang several very pleas.
ing selections.
Babes In Toyland," musical fan
tasy. will be presented at the College
of st. Catherine by the Children PLAY.
ers of the Kellett school, on Saturday
April %, at P. M. The theme. enact.
cd in three acts, will be expressed in
frol1c, song and fantastic comedy
The dramatic students will be assist
ed by the pupils of Miss Marie Roth
fuss and the college orchestra. The
older of the roles will be taken
by Miss Margaret Metcalf, Arthur
Baurier and Jack Mumm. The play is
the first of series of children's plays
to be given under the direction of
Miss Mary G. Kellett.
Guild of Catholic Women: The Arts
and Letters department will NEE;
Tuesday, April %, at 2:3O, at the Pub
lie Library. Election of officers for
this department will take place at
this meeting. Mrs. E. H. Slater will
preside.
Church Of St. James: The Women's
Social Club will give card party and
social in the knights of Columbus hall
Smith avenue. Monday evening. Apri
"a. Tickets, so cents, on sale at door
w. c. @. E.: Members of st. Pau
Court, No. 332, will receive Holy Com
munion at the 8 o'clock Mass a. the
Cathedral on Sunday, April 23.
MINNEAPOLIS.
League Of Catholic Women: Re
ports of the work done in the last
twelve months by departments of the
Minneapolis League of Catholic Wom
en- were read by department chairmer
at the April meeting last Monday at :
p. NJ, in the league rooms, 720 Mar
quette avenue. The annual election O
officers will take place April 80. Mis-.
Lora Lullsdorf sang group of songs
at Mondays meeting. Later in tn,
afternoon, tea was served with mem
bers of the board acting as hostesses
The Arion club, under the auspices
of the league, presented a musica
comedy. "In the Garden of the Shah,
Wednesday at 8:15 p. NJ, in the Cen
trail high school auditorium. In tn
cast were SO young men and womel
members of the Junior Catholic league
The Arion club held it's first socia
in the club rooms, Tuesday evening
The Misses Bessie Jacubec, Helel
Coleman and Loretta Grady acted a
hostesses.
Church of st. Philip: st. Philip
church vested boys choir, with Fathe
Rakowski as director, provided tn
MONDAY musical program in the rc
tunda of the city hall on the Fourt
street side last Wednesday. May II
Seton Guild mixed chorus, Mrs. d. I
Virtue, director, will present the moor
day program.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Arlington: A lengthy article in las
Sundays st. Paul Pioneer Press tell
of the excellent work performed
the Rev. J. A. Kern, pastor of st. M;
ry's church here, in the field of radi'
Father Kern has made study of thi
subject for many years. Recently he Il
augurated campaign in this plac
and the result was that intense el
thusiasm has been aroused in til