The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

| Church of st. Vincent: "A Pair of
| SiXes," comedy in three acts, will
be given under the auspices of the
| united societies of st. Vincent
church. This entertaining and high
ly amusing drama will be presented on
the evenings of May 2 and 3. at 8
o'clock, in the auditorium of the Ger
man-Ameriean Club House, corner
Rice street and Aurora avenue. The
cast is made up exclusively of local
talent under expert direction. The
German-American Club House has
one. of the largest and best-equipped
halls in the city.
Guild OF Catholic Women: Rev.
Lawrence f. Ryan of the Cathedral
will speak at the general meeting
Monday, May l. at 2:30 P. NJ, in the
auditorium of the Wilder building. A
| musical program will be given by Mrs.
Wendell Denton Villars and Mrs.
| Clayton Hamilton. Reports will be
read and the newly elected officers
will be installed.
MINNEAPOLIS.
st. Charles Mission: The st.
Charles Mission catechism classes had
record attendance Sunday, April 90.
Prizes for perfect attendance during
the last six weeks were distributed,
and the announcement was made that
| another prize will be awarded to each
child who has a record of perfect at
tendance from Sunday, April %, to
Sunday, June Is. - =
The St. Charles Mission, Service
Club held it's regular meeting at the
Economy Shop of the Catholic Cen
trail Bureau, Sc East Hennepin avenue,
Sunday, April 23
Church of the Ascension: The
three-act comedy, What Happened
to JONES'" a genuine specimen
OF the "funny-and-then-som kind of
play, will be presented Friday eve
ming, May 5, and Sunday evening,
May Z, at the Ascension auditorium,
by representative members OF the
Glass of '22, De La Sale High School.
The cast is not an exact replica of the
fellows as they are, but as they will
seem to be in their ambitious attempt
to put over" one of the most laugh
able series of situations offered to
lovers of, the living drama. The mem
bers are letter-perfect in their respec-
tive parts and have made diligent
preparation to meet successfully all
the requirements OF finished per.
Torrance under the direction of Mr..
John A. Seibel.
The indications, as read by the
Glass of '22 and their friends, promise
a crowded house for each of the two
performances as above announced.
The pupils and teachers of the paro-
chial schools will have the pleasure of
attending the matinee performance,
| Saturday, May 6, thus ensuring, as far
as possible, seats for al, attending the
| show Friday evening, May ), and
Sunday evening, May Z.
! st. Benedict's Alumnae: The mem
bers of the social committee of st.
Benedict's Twin City chapter are bust
ly engaged in completing arrange
ments for an informal party to be
given at the bennington hotel on
Monday evening, May 1. Five hundred
invitations have been issued.
| Members of the Twin City units OF
st. Johns university are cooperating
| with ST. Benediet's and are doing their
utmost to make this, the first party
of the newly organized chapter, a sue
cessful one. The proceeds of the par
ty are to form nucleus for fund to
be devoted to the education of an or
phan hoy. 1t is hoped that st. Ben
edict's and st. Johns will be repre-
tsented in large numbers.
| Seton Guild: The big event for Sc
ton Guild members this week was the
first public production of. Little Al
mond Eyes. "a, Chinese opera, by the
Seton Choral club. The production
was given "Wednesday evening in thu
Est. Stephens auditorium; Thursda!
at the ST. Anthony auditorium; ant
, Friday evening at the Ascension
, church.
THE Children's Hour" play, wa
put on by the Seton Juniors in tn,
Studio Recital hall Friday evening. Ii
the play were $50 children, ranging
in years from three to eleven. Olde
. | sisters of the girls in the cast wer
, ushers,. and mothers of the childrel
acted as patronesses.
Clarence" a comedy by Booth Tai
o kington, will be staged by the Seto
e Players at the Lyric theater May
l. Girls from St. GATHERINGS college wi
l,I sell candy for the affair.
ell Miss Mary Geraldine Cleary Gale
o a meeting of all girls interested in on
el door sports for last Wednesday in tn
guild rooms at p NJ. The kite
IS ball season begins May 10, and tenn
q classes will begin soon. Courts wi
le be reserved on the parade GROUND
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