The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-01

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the Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of ST. Louis, st. Paul, next
Sunday, May 2.
Brother BaIdwin's Visit: Brother
Baldwin, #. S. c., former Director of
Christian Brothers, Glencoe, Mo-, is
in st. Paul for the purpose of seeking
recruits for the Institute. He is stay
ing with the Brothers at Cretin High
School where he may be interviewed
by boys and young men who desire
to join the Christian Brothers. Before
leaving he will visit a number of par
ishes in the Diocese of st. Paul for
the purpose of arousing interest in
the work of the Christian Brothers
= and securing subjects for the novitiate.
College of ST. Thomas: The annual
banquet of the alumni of the Depart
ment of Commerce will be held at the
West Hotel, Minneapolis, on the even
ing of June 8.
The bi-monthly examinations in the
different departments were held on the
&c, q and %.
During the past week DR.. Walsh of
New York was a guest at the College.
d. He delivered lecture on THE Med
ical Aspect of the War;" theme
which he treated with much freshness
and interest.
College of ST. Catherine: The eX-
aminations in the art classes were
conducted last Monday afternoon,
April e.. by Mr.. Pousette Dart OF the
+ Art Institute, st. Paul. An exhibit OF
work done by the students during the
semester will be placed on the walls
of the studio.
The third in the series of health
talks given at the College this semes-
ter was delivered by Dr. H. J. O'Brien
on Wednesday evening, April %. On
Thursday evening, April 20, the Rev.
J. M. Reardon gave talk to the stu
dents on Some Wonders of An I'm
seen World"
Reverend Bishop Lawler will address
the members of the Tabernacle So
ciety at their meeting in the Arcanum
Halls, st. Paul, on Friday afternoon,
April 80 This will be the last meet
ing of the Society for the year. The
work of next year will be resumed in
September.
Guild of Catholic Women: Mrs. M.
J. McFadden was reelected Chairman
of the Juvenile Court Department of
the Guild at the annual meeting held
on Friday, April %. The report made
&. on that, occasion showed that. more
than $500 had been expended by this
Department during the year. The
other officers elected were, Miss
Monica Heating, vice chairman; Mrs.
e. c. Ives, secretary, and Mrs. E. H
Bohland, treasurer.
The members of the Guild will be
entertained at tea on Friday after
noon, April go at the home of Mrs
e. C. Ives, 1888 Carroll Street. A vocal
and instrumental program will be rem
dered on that occasion.
A meeting of the Executive Board
will be'held next Saturday at 10 A. M.
in the Wilder Building, and Monday
afternoon at half past two O'Clock
the officers for the coming year will
be installed. An address will be deliv
cred by Father Donahoe after which
refreshments will be served and 6
social hour enjoyed.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: Miss
Annie B. Nicely, with Frederick Becker
at the piano, gave a charming song
recital on Saturday afternoon. Mis-:
Neely's artistic and thoroughly musica
rendering of her songs, her rich an(
sympathetic voice and her very clear
enunciation won much sincere ap
plause from her interested listeners
Frederick Becker, a favorite with st
Agatha audiences, played with hi
usual good style.
Knights of Columbus State conver
ton: The State Convention of thu
knights of Columbus, which meet
this year at st. Peter, Mimi, will b.
held on Tuesday, May II. 1t will b.
attended by the State Officers and tw
delegates from the fifty Council
within it's jurisdiction. At present tn
Order has membership of 10000 il
the State.
Church of st. Matthew: A cast O
eleven young women, members of tn
Young Ladies' Society of ST. Matthew
Church, ST. Paul, presented a play
Julia depicting the struggles be
tween the early Christians and tn
heather, in the parochial school haI
on the evening of April %. The prC
ceeds are for the work of the Societ!
National Congress Of Mothers: TIL
National Congress of Mothers an
Parent Teacher Associations, for tn
purpose of promoting child welfare
the home, school, church and state
will hold its National Congress in S
Paul on May and 4. The princips
meeting will take place at the Centrs
High School on the evening of May
Addresses will be delivered by Co
ernoro Hammond and Mrs. Frederic
X. Schoff, Philadelphia, National Pre-
ident. Mrs. w. ]. Logue of st. Pal
is President of the local Mother
Council and chairman of the commi