The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-16

lister the Sacrament of Confirmation
in both Churches in Glencoe on Sun
day, October IL; at Maple Lake and
Annandale on October 81; and at Ex-
celsior on Sunday, October "a
College of ST. Thomas: About $50
members of the ST. Thomas Alumni
Association attended the banquet and
smoker given in the College dining
room last Tuesday evening. In the
absence of the President, NJ B. Hur-
ley, D. F. Foley of Minneapolis pre-
sided After the banquet business
meeting was held at which a constl-
tuition and bylaws was adopted and
the following officers elected for the
coming year: President, Michael B.
Hurley, 81, ST. Paul; Vice President,
A. H. Anger, SO, ST Paul; Secretary
and Treasurer, George F. Huefner,
II, Madison, S. D. 1t was decided to
give a banquet to the members OF the
football team early next month and
DR.. d. d. EIilger and Thomas Kennedy
of St. Paul and Reverend Joseph
O'Neill of the Pro-Cathedral of st.
Mary, Minneapolis, were appointed
committee to take charge of the af-
fair. Another committee, consisting
of Fred Krebsbach, Laurence Kenne-
DIV, Ray Scalon, Dr. Walter Halloran,
Charles p. Lynch, was appointed to
have charge of the social affairs of
the Association.
M - n TV
CT the National Security League, lee
iured to the student body at the Col
lege last Wednesday. The League is
organizing public sentiment in favor
of more adequate national defense. 1t
stands for larger and better balanc-
ed navy, more efficient and better
oflicered army, a stronger volunteer
force and ain organized reserve for
each branch of the service. The
League does not advocate larger
standing army. Mr.. Brewster laid
stress on the fact that the country
looks to military schools for the Of
ficers of the larger reserves. He eX-
pressed his pleasure to know that
several st. Thomas students have TAX
en- up the course of study leading to
examination for commission in the
army. ST. Thomas, the lecturer said,
is one of the very few schools making
q speciality of these examinations.
College of ST. Catherine: Last Sun
day the members of the Freshman
Glass Of the College received their
Caps and Gowns and wore them for
the first time at the High Mass cele-
brated at half past eight to cOmmem-
crate this annual event. The student
body marched in procession to the
chapel where the Very Reverend I'll.
Moynihan, d. D., President of St.
Thomas College, officiated and preach
cd the sermon. After Mass break
fast was served in the College refec-
tory.
Last Tuesday evening, October II,
Or. Sweeney of st. Paul gave the last
CT a series of lectures On "Physiologi-
Cal Psychology" in the College Audi
torium His subject was THE Part
Played by Habit in the Development
OF Personality"
Church of the Holy Redeemer:
The exterior of the brick Church of
the Holy Redeemer, which is being
erected OH College Ave. for the Ital-
ian Catholics of st. Paul is practically
completed. The work of finishing the
interior aud installing the altar and
furniture will be pushed as rapidly
as possible i'll order that the Church
may be ready for occupancy before
the end of the year. The Reverend
H. Cicbattone is pastor of the parish
Church of ST. Peter Claver: The an
nual fair for the benefit of the Church
of st. Peter Clayer, st. Paul, of which
Reverend S. l.. Theobald is pastor,
will open in the Church hall, corner
Aurora and Harrington Ave-, on Thurs
day, October 81, and close the follow
ing Saturday evening. One of the
features of the fair will be doll con-
test. Several money prizes will be
given to successful contestants and a
variety of fancy articles will be of
fered for sale. There viii be a re-
freshment booth and supper will be
served each evening by the women of
the parish.
cretin High School: At the regular
weekly meeting of the Cretin Lite
rary Society, held Friday, October 8,
1915, the following officers were elect
ed: President, James S. Donovan;
Vice President, Daniel Timmons;
Secretary, William ]. O'Malley;
Treasurer Joseph Cullen; Critics,
Everett Piggott and Leo Maloney.
The Junior Literary Society at an
extra session leld Tuesday, October
l., 1915, elected its officers as fol
lows; President, Urban Seifert; Vice
President, Joseph O'Connor; Secre-
tary, Leo Edward Goenen; Treasurer,
Gilbert EARLY; Critic, Louis Iwanow-
ski
An entertainment will be given in
honor of Columbus, on Friday after
noon, October Is. Both literary soci-
cites have united to make the after.
moons entertainment an interesting
and patriotic demonstration, In adj
dition to the vocal and musical fea-
lures, a number of addresses dealing
with different phases OF the Great
DISCOVERIES life will be given by the
students