The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-25

of the Cathedral staff, will speak on
THE Holiness and Justice of God"
COLLEGE of ST. Catherine: On
Wednesday, November %, Mr.. George
Hewetson delivered a lecture before
the faculty and students in the Joan
of Are Auditorium. The subject OF
the lecture was, Robert Hugh Benson.
Mr. newetson handled his theme
with accustomed freshness and inter
est
Today. Saturday, November %, is
the patronal feast OF the college.
Rev. DIR. Selislar, of St. Paul Seminary,
will sing High Mass at ten o'clock,
and will deliver panegyTc on st.
Catherine of Alexandria, the patron
of virgins and philosophers. Today
will also be Homecoming Day for the
former students, and all are cordially
welcome to the halls of their Alma
Mater
Cretin High School: The students
will make a three-day retreat on De-
ember ;, G. and Z. Rev. Father Val
erius, o. F. NJ, pastor of the Sacred
Heart Church, st. Paul, will conduct
the spiritual exercises. Through
the kindness of the pastor, Rev.
Father Haas, the Assumption Church
has been placed at the disposal OF the
students for the three days, thus
greatly facilitating the retreat.
The reports of the first quarter
I,r;J |
The proceedings were enlivened by
selections given by the Cretin or
chestra, and by songs by the Cretln
choir which were much appreciated
by all. A recitation by Mr.. NJ. Tier
ney was very good. The Director,
Brother ]. Elzear, took occasion to EN-
COURAGE, praise or stimulate the in
dividual students, as the case demand
ed, not without visible good effect.
At the close, Father Ryan, OF the
Cathedral, spoke to the assembled
students. His sincere words OF en-
couragement served to hearten every
one.
The class honors were won by the
following pupils: Senior Class, lst'
John M. Healy, I'd. John B. Burke,
Sd. Rudolph Muerer; Junior Glass, 1st
Herbert Coates, I'd. Sheridan Buck,
ley, Sd. Curtis Rountry; Sophomore
"a, list. Jos. Delougherty, I'd. Lam
bert Schneemann, Sd. Paul Gabriel
Sophomore 81, LIST. Stuart Connolly
I'd. Carl Sonnen, Sd. George Reilly
Freshman "A, 1st. Raymond O'Don
nell, I'd. James Burke, Sd. Charles
Schrantz. Freshman CD, list. Thomas
Kalis, I'd. John Dryer, Sd. George
Hogan. Freshman CO., list. George
Sack, I'd. Herman Frenzel, Sd. George
Hoffman. Freshman Cd" LIST. Walter
Villaume, I'd. Frank Murnane, 3D.
William Morrissey. Eighth Grade
1st Albert Fishbeck, I'd. Victor Ran
gitsch, Sd. Joseph Mcclure.
Preparations are on for play to be
given after the holidays. On Mon
day, November 81, the Alumni ban
quet will take place at the Ryan
Hotel. Over three hundred former
students are expected to be present
st. Agatha's Conservatory: A mu
steal and literary recital was given or
Wednesday evening, November %
On Thanksgiving Day the children's
expression classes will give recita
of choice selections.
The annual exhibit of paintings is
open and will continue during the hol
idays. Decorated china, oil, water
color and tapestry paintings will be
sold.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Guild of Catholic Women had charge
of the monthly luncheon, for the socia
and juvenile court workers of st. Pau
at the Wilder building, Thursday
November 16. Judge Grier M. Orr wa'
the guest of honor and delivered ;
brief address.
Visitation Alumnae: The Executive
Board of the Visitation Convent Alum
nae Association Of st. Paul gave tie;
from 3 to D. m Thursday, Novembe
16, at the convent for the members o
the alumnae.
C. o. f. Joint Meetng: The Join
Committee, c.. 0. F., met with St Al
gustine Court Tuesday evening, Nc
vember ii. Election Of officers. wa
held with the following results: "
J. Thone, Sacred Heart Court, Chain
man; Peter Fournelle, st. Mary
Court, White Bear, Vice Chairman
Frank ]. He'll, st. PauPs Court, Treas
urer; John Kartheiser, st. Agne
Court, Secretary. campaign wa
started for new members. The mex
meeting will be held with SobiesE
Court, Gaultier and Edmund Sts., d.
cember 6.
ST. Joseph's Hospital Alumni: S
Josephs Hospital Alumni Associatio
held it's regular meeting at st. Jo
ephs Hospital Annex on Novembe
10. Officers elected for the comm
year were: President Mrs. j. +
Schmauss; Vice President, Miss Hal
nah Bonner; Secretary, Miss Mary |
Morrison; Treasurer, Miss Elizabet
Keavey. Board of Directors: Siste
Mary Charles, Sister Mary Ernest
and Miss Mary Pancratz. An int
esting paper was read by Mrs. Al
drew Moynihan on The Nurse in Fl
ton" Refreshments we're served an
an enjoyable meeting was brought to
close.