The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-28
ST. PAUL

Cathedral: The girls basketball
team will report for practice Monday
evening, October 80. at s P. NJ, in the
Cathedral auditorium. All girls liv-
ing in the Cathedral parish who wish
to enter the team report. For further
information call Alice Clarke, Garfield
419S, after 6 P. NJ. 49,.
College of St. Catherine: Solemn
Requiem High Mass was celebrated on
Wednesday, October 10, by the Rev
erend Humphrey Moynihan, in mem
DRY of Mrs James McCahill, member
of the board of trustees of the col
lege.
Great interest is attached to the an
nouncement of a presentation of Mo
Heres 1.-THE Imaginary Invalid on
Wednesday, October %. The play was
given by the Coffer-Miller players, a
Chicago organization, and was direct
ly sponsored by the senior class.
St. Agatha's Conservatory: The
Dramatic department will offer an ar
fist TO it's students and the public on
November 10, in the person of Mr.
Edward A. Thompson of Boston, re-
membered from last year in his ar
tistic rendering of Parker's "Disraeli."
Several rehearsals have also been
held for the two Christmas plays
which the students from the Express
sion, Aesthetic, Vocal and Violin de-
partments will present during the first
and second weeks of December. The
first will be a 'children's fantasy, en-
titled, "a Christmas Eve Prank" in
which the children's classes will take
part. The second will be religious
production entitled, "The White
Christmas" given by the seniors of
the conservatory. Student programs,
which are held in the school once a
month for practice appearance, will
begin Saturday afternoon, October %.
The preparatory classes in music, in
which children at the age of five and
six are taught the beginnings of piano
development, are very promising.
cretin High School: Brother Elzear,
director of Cretin High, announced
last week that he would be changed to
another institution in the near future.
He was one of the best beloved direc-
tors in charge Of Cretin. The students
are sorry to see him leave. In a fare
we'll talk given on Friday after the
initiation, he reminded the boys Of
their duty to give the new principal
the same support that they had given
him, so that the name of Cretin would
continue to remain synonym for
courage, enterprise and success.
st. Marks School: Vocal and instru"
mental numbers will feature the after
noon and evening program at the in.
formal public viewing of the newly
acquired addition to st. Marks pare.
chial school Wednesday, November l.
The affair will be a silver tea and
there will be guides to show the Wis
itors through the entire structure. The
afternoon program will be given by
Miss Katherine Flanagan, pianist;
Miss Ellen Clare Donovan, soprano;
Miss Sara Foley, reader; Charles Siel
and Fred Schultz, violinists, and Mrs
George E. Gere, contralto. In the eve
ming, Edward Spielman will give ten
or solo, Mrs. j. Frank Ganley, reader
and "Infiamatus" solo and chorus by
Miss Olive Emerson, soprano, and the
choir of St. Marks church The latter
number will be directed by Prof. Clay
E. Pardo.
Nativity Parish: Final approval o
plans for the construction OF tn
Church of the Nativity at Prior ave
nue. and st. Clair street was voted las
week at meeting of more than 15
male members of the new parish il
the auditorium of the st. Paul semi
nary. The, building will be erecte
after the unit plan, it was DECIDED
with the church in the center an
wings on, either side housing 81
school rooms each. The contract wi
be awarded after completed plans ar
received from the architect. Edwar
Langan was elected general chairma
of the parish to look after all detail
incidental to the building OF tn
church; Paul R. Bohen was electe
financial secretary and J. II. Rauel
recording secretary. Excavation c
the site will be started early in M
vember, it was thought.
About $4,000, it is said, has bee
received through voluntary donations
A subscription to raise funds will b
conducted later.
Benefit Bridge: A benefit bridg
party will be given in the Palm roo1
of the Saint Paul hotel on the afte
noon of November 8, for the Villa NJ;
ria academy at Frontenac. Mrs. Len
uel Blakeniore ard Mrs. L. J. Schoeni
1(virginia Sullivan. are in charge
the arrangements, assisted by Mr.