The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-02-26
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

hdIOll lHC oNtl. iiC pay WI w tSolhNAA
under the auspices of the st. Thomas
Alumni Association. The Alumni or
chestra will furnish the music on the
occasion. The alumni of the Twin
Cities are determined to give Gregory
and his company q great ovation on
this occasion by turning out a large
number and getting their friends TO
come also.
The series OF Saturday Lectures and
Entertainments inaugurated some
months ago continues to interest and
instruct the student body. On last
Saturday the department of Public
Speaking presented the comedy in one
act, entitled, "A Game of Cards" The
Chevalier was taken by Professor
Jameson, whose rendering of the part
was a splendid study in expression.
MERCER was impersonated by Alfred
Gruenther, who was quite at home III
the part. Patrick Buffers graceful
acting did fun justice to the part OF
Rosa, while Harry Smith interpreted
the character of AnatOle in his usual
breezy way.
ST. Joseph's Academy: An enter
tainment was given Monday afternoon,
February 81, by number of the young
err students of the Academy. The pro-
gram consisted of songs and recta-
lions, which were rendered by the lit
tie folks with spirit and ability
Thursday morning, February "a,
Mrs. w. NJ. Crosse gave very inter-
esting program in the Junior study-hall.
1t consisted altogether of recitations
from Longfellow's works, in honor Of
the birthday of the famous poet.
College of ST. Catherine: A recent
affair of interest at st. GATHERINGS Col
lege was the SeniOr-Junior reception,
Monday evening, February 81, at
which the seniors entertained the jun
iors. The rooms were prettily dec
grated with George Washington colors,
and the reception was followed by a
dance.
Wednesday evening, February 90,
the junior high school girls gave a
. Washington play entitled, "A Page
from Colonial Times" in the Jean
dare Auditorium. The leading parts
were we'll portrayed by the Misses
Lola Won Encke, Helen DOre, Gertrude
Haley, Mary Trepanier and Helen Har-
Vey.
Cretn High School: Washington
Day exercises were held before an APP
precfative audience of about 200 boys
last Monday afternoon. Patriotic num-
hers were rendered by the Cretin Or
chestra, under the direction of Brother
Hyacinth. Songs by the Glee Club
and talks by Urban Seifert, Sheridan
Buckley, Curtis ROuntry, John Healy,
Van Mattimore and Bernard Healy
completed a program of real merit.
ST. Luke's Church: The Young La
dies Sodality of st. Luke's Church will
give it's annual entertainment Friday
evening, February 25, at the Knights
of Columbus Hall.
Knights of Columbus Meeting: Feb
ruary % marked the seventeenth ami
versary of the instituting of st. Paul
Council, Knights of Columbus, and the
third degree was conferred on class
of siXty-live on Tuesday afternoon.
The exercises took place at the
knights of Columbus hall, in the pres
ence of nearly 1000 members of the
order, many of whom came from an
parts of the Northwest. In the even.
ing the Knights held n banquet at the
Saint Paul Hotel, at which T. d.
O'Brien, first Grand Knight of the St
Paul Council, was POSTMASTER. There
were 400 reservations for the banquet
CarrolIton Club: The CarrOlltoT
Club will meet Wednesday,, March l
at S:15 p. M, at the Knights of Colum
bus Hall. An illustrated lecture or
THE Great Cathedrals" will be given
by Mr. e. L. Masqueray.
Parish of ST. Bridget: The Mems
Club of st. Bridget's parish, composed
of 400 men, gave a card party on Wed
nesday evening in the Church hall
Thirty-eighth street and Emerson ave
nue. north. The club is social center
for the community and considers mat
ters which are of a benefit to the neigh
borhood. The women will assist the
men of the parish in disposing of 1,50(
tickets for a supper which they vii
serve Wednesday, March 1, in the
basement of the church.
Polish Weekly: The first number
of the Polish Weekly was issued las
week from the Office of the Minnesot;
Polish Publishing Company, 10 E
Tenth Street, ST. Paul. It is six
page, six-column newspaper printed
entirely in Polish. The editorin-chie
is II. ]. Rosenthal. The directors o
the company are: DR.. Thomas Graf
eek, r. f. Polski, F. j. Rosenthal, 3
G. Novak, Stanley Jambor, Rev
Henry Jajeski and Frank n. Skweres
Guild of Catholic Women: The mex
meeting of the Arts and Letters De
partment of the Guild of Catholi
Women will take place next Monda.
afternoon at half past two o'clock il
the Angus. The subject for discus
sion is "A Danish Dynasty in Englan,
(1O13-1042)." A paper on "Canute tn,
Great" will be read by Miss Dais
Flynn. A general discussion vii