The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-11-23

ly, financial secretary; j. w. Hoffman,
recording secretary; J.. l.. Lally, treas
urer; Frank Williams, chancellor; D.
E. La Belle, advocates; Frank G.
Leahy, warden; ]. L. Boulton and
Thomas G. Rowland, guards; E. P.
Mccarthy, trustee.
Monsignor De Becker: The rector
Belgium, the Right Reverend Monsig-
nor De Becker, has been spending
some days in the Twin. Cities as the
guest of Bishop Lawler. The Mon
signor has been rector of the Ameri-
can College since 1898 and is also pro-
lessor of Canon Law in the institu-
ton. In his present American trip he
will go as far as the Pacific coast,
visiting many of the Alumni of the
American College.
Church of St. Patrick: The Most
Reverend Archbishop administered
Confirmation last Sunday afternoon in
the Church of st. Patrick, st. Paul.
There were two hundred and ten per-
sons confirmed, among them, twenty
adults, eight of whom were converts.
After the ceremony, Thomas Wheeler,
as spokesman for the class, presented
a Confirmation offering of $500 for
the Cathedral fund, accompanying it
with the following appropriate ad-
dress:
Most Reverend and Dear Archbishop:
From the foot of the altar of the
Most High we send forth to the
throne of Our Eternal Father a
prayer of gratitude for the Sacrament
we have received through your minis
tration today.
We feel doubly interested in the
progress of our new Cathedral, know
ing that the first of the chapels of
the nations has been given to our dear
St. Patrick-the patron of u church
and school.
To have even a small share in the
building of our new Cathedral is an
honor which we covet and so we beg
Your Grace to accept this little offer
ing as a slight token of the gratitude,
the love and loyalty of your children
of St. Patrick's.
De la Sale: The first quarterly TX
animation at the De La Sale Institute,
Minneapolis, was held last week. The
following students won the honors of
their respective classes, their rank in
class being in the order named: Glass
"A" 1, Albert Hafner, George Cor
maley, Raymond Master; "A" 2, Jo-
seph Borden, Charles Brombach, Arm
old Toussaint; "B" 1, Harold Bur-
goyne. William Bruett, Anne Pouliot;
q" 2, Elzear Mulloy, Clemns Walsh,
Oswald Hermesdat; B 3, John.
O'Connell, Joseph Lanlais, Orrin Bur-
rows; &c" 1, Wilfred Plante, Arthur
Vidal, Lawrence Connors; &c" 2, VIM.
Lindmayer, Ernest Violet, VIM. Kelly;
&c" 3, Vincent Webster, VIM. Arnoldy,
Arthur Steffes. Eighth Grade, VIM.
Kuntz, Friedrich Hargartan, Joseph
Mulcare. On Friday November Is,
the reading of the marks and a must
cal program was substituted for the
regular school work. Reverend Father
Feeley, o. P, of the Holy Rosary par
ish, addressed the students.
Doctor Walsh's Lectures: In his
visit to the Twin Cities last week DR..
James J. Walsh delivered the follow
ing lectures: At st. Joseph's Academy
two lectures on How to Live, and the
Convent Schools of the Middle Ages;
at st. GATHERINGS College two lectures
on the Convent Schools of the Middle
Ages; at st. Margaret's Academy, Min
neapolis, the Physical Basis of a Good
Life; at the College of st. Thomas,
the Thirteenth, the Greatest of Cen
turtles, and at the St. Paul Seminary,
Scientists and Faith.
WaverIy: Saturday, November %,
the ladies of st. Mary's parish will
serve Thanksgiving supper between
500 and 500 o'clock in the Waverly
City Hall. Afterwards the young peo-
pie of the parish will present the COM
edy, "a Bachelors Divorce" The pro-
ceeds of supper and play will be for
the benefit of st. Mary's Church.