The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-17

" NOuu6il, anu b6TIlduolIG ny dill.
Medals were AWARDED as follows:
Christian Doctrine, Dorothy O'Con-
nell; Honor Medal, Marie Kane Schol-
arship Medal, Anna Mullaney; Music,
Mary st. Clair; Domestic Science,
Aimee White; English Composition,
Ruth Murray. At the close of the pro-
gram Father Gibbons delivered an adj
dress in which he extofled the work
done by the Sisters of the Visitation
and complimented the graduates on the
valuable lessons they had learned dur
ing their course.
A. o. H. Delegates: At meeting
of the Hennepin County Board of the
A. o. H., held on Tuesday of last
week, John Nightingale and John
Crahen were chosen delegates to the
National Convention of the Order to
be held in Boston next month. Mr..
J. p. Donohue, County President, who
is an eX-officio delegate, will also at
tend.
Church of the incarnation: The
Young Peoples Club of the Incarna-
ton parish, Minneapolis, gave an ice
cream social in the parish hall, Tues
day evening, June Is. They were as
sisted by the Willing Workers" who
helped in the serving of refreshments.
The evening was fine and the hall was
we'll filled with parishioners and their
friends.
An exhibition of gymnasium eXer-
cises was given Wednesday evening,
June 7, by the girls of the Incarnation
school. The program consisted of
marches, games, folk-dances and races.
The exercises aimed to present the
gymnasium work done by the girls
during the year under the direction of
Miss NJ. BurneS and Miss c. Bowe.
The course is designed to build up ro-
bust health in the girls and the eXer-
cises are so combined with music as
to~develop grace, agility and strength.
A large number of the parents were
present and enjoyed the exhibition of
scientific play.
Church of st. Lawrence: "The Thief
in the House. a comedy i'll one act
was presented in the parish hall of the
Church of st. Lawrence, Minneapolis,
Friday evening, June 8, by half dOz
ell of the youths of the parish. They
did splendid work and we're gloriouSly
applauded by the large audience. One
MANS work that nf Wa1tnr
Mazer, was a feature. A few hours
before the play the leading man was
taken suddenly i'll and Walter Mazer,
who had trained for the part of the
Jew, assumed also the leading role and
carried off the double part to perfec-
ton.
The boys of high school age in the
parish have just organized a base ball
team and played their first game
against the alumni of the Incarnation
school early this week. They secured
two scores against the veterans of the
Incarnation, who tailed UP eleven
runs.
ST. Margaret's Academy: The Rev.
Thomas e. Cullen, pastor of the Pro-
Cathedral, delivered the address be-
fore the graduates of ST. Margaret's
Academy at the commencement eXer-
cises held in the Shubert Theatre, Min
neapolis, on Monday afternoon, June
II. A class of fifty received gradu-
ating diplomas in the academic, COM
mercial and music department. 1t
was the largest class of graduates in
the history of the academy.
Church of ST, Joseph: The closing
exercises of ST. Joseph's parochial
chool, Minneapolis, took place on June
II. The principal item on the pro-
gram was an operetta, Rose Dream y
The address was delivered by the Rev.
Othmar Erren, O. S. B., pastor of the
parish, who also presented the di-
plOmaS.
New Market: The cornerstone of
the new parochial school of st.
Nicholas was laid on Monday, June IL.
The ceremony took place after the
High Mass. The Rev. A. Ogulin, pas.
tor of st. Agnes Church, ST. Paul,
officiated, and the Rev. John Seliskar
of ST. Paul Seminary, preached in
English and in German. The new
school will be ready for occupancy
this fall and will be in charge of the
Sisters of Notre Dame. The Rev. M.
Stukel is pastor of the parish.
Frontenac: Reverend Cyril J. Far
rel, st. Paul, accompanied by two of
his classmates, Reverend A. E. Rhode
and Reverend E. M. Barry of st. Paul
Seminary; visited Villa Maria Acad-
envy, Friday, June 8, where Father
Farrell said his first Holy Mass, and
gave first holy communion to a class
of four-Helen Blackmer, Catherine
Klinkerfues, Mary Schetter and Eva
Loyelace. The day was spent pleas
antly by the visiting clergymen. Sat
urday morning, June 10, Father Far
rell read his second Holy Mass at
Nazareth School, where he had spent
the first eight years of his school
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