The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-24

Sacrament of Confirmation in Anoka
on Sunday. November 20.
Cathedral: The subject OF the SER
mon next Sunday evening will De,
sThe Outward Worship of God.
cretin High School: The annual
banquet of the Christian Brothers
alumni will be held in the Palm room,
Saint Paul hotel, Monday, November
26. Music will be furnished by the
Cretin high school orchestra. A fea-
ture of the banquet will be a token
of remembrance to members OF the
alumni who have enlisted, some OF
whom are now fighting in France.
The officers are: Thomas P. Ore
gan, president; John Courtney, vice
president; Thomas Mcclure, secre-
tary; Guilford Doherty, treasurer.
The first quarterly reports were read
on Monday, November IS. The fol-
lowing students we're successful In
winning honors:
Senior-Herbert Coates, Sheridan
Buckley. Junior "A'-Joseph De-
lougherty, Walter Villaume, Leo
Schmitz. Junior "B'-Stewart Con-
nelly. Lambert Schneeman, Paul Ga
briel. Sophomore "A"-Thomas Kali
is, John Dryer, George Hogan. Soph-
omore "B"-Herman Frenzel, AIDES
Morrissey, Rudolph Hoffman,. Fresh
man "A'-William Ryan, John Killein,
Charles keenan,. Freshman b
Bronislin Kustilzsk, Geo. Krutina, Carl
Wolters. Freshman "C''-Robt. Fren-
eel, Albert Martin, Francis Hou.
Freshman 'D"-Michael Guthrie, John
Luby. Fred Gruntineau. Eighth Grade
John Raleigh, Clam st. Martin,
Emanuel Cameron. These students
were fittingly rewarded for their Ell
forts.
Father Hagarty is conducting mas
terful retreat with his battalion OF
Cretin boys. The earnestness with
which the students enter every eXer-
else is really edifying. The exercises
closed on Friday with general COM
munion at the Assumption Church.
The Cretin companies of cadets
added their bit to the Loyalty parade
of last week. The officers who had
drilled the boys for only a week prevl-
GUS to the Loyalty Day felt very proud
of the spirit of the Cretin boys.
KNIGHTS of Columbus: st. Paul
council of the Knights of Columbus
celebrated the raising of their service
flag at their hall on Thursday, No
yember Is. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by the officers of the council,
and, adj dresses were made; by Hon Hon., T. D.
7, O'Brien, Judge J. w Willis and State
Deputy John A. Burns. The flag con-
tains 125 stars, representing members
of the local council engaged IN the
armed service of the government, out
of a total local membership OF l,l0o.
Guild of Catholic Women: The arts
and letters department Of the Guild
of Catholic Women will meet Satur-
day, November "a, at the Public Ii
brary. Mrs. John Donohue will read
the principal paper of the afternoon
on "Chivalry.''
The members of the Guild gave a
social last Monday afternoon at the
Elks' club. The proceeds from the
affair will be devoted to the Guilds
relief department. This department
does a great deal of work to alleviate
suffering especially during the winter
months. The demand this year has
been so great that funds will be need
ed at. once to carry on this humane
work. Mrs. Charles l.. Haas was
chairman of the social committee in
charge of the event. More than five
hundred persons attended.
The Executive Board meeting of the
Guild will be held Wednesday, No
vember 2S,N at 10 A. NJ, instead Of
Thursday, in. the Wilder building.
Church of ST., Andrew: The bazaar
which was held last week was vel
attended. Large crowds attested tt
the enthusiasm of the parishioner:
and the friends of the parish At th'
close a valuable lot was given ava.
after spirited drawing. The pro
ceeds, which will be devoted towart
the new church, were beyond all ex
pectations, and are credit to the en-
ergy and hard work displayed by al
who took part.
Church of St. Cecilia: At the inv
tation of the Rev. j. E. Doyle, pastor
the Diocesan Director of the Societ
for the Propagation of the Faith pre-
scented the subject of Catholic foreig
missions to the people of this parish
on last Sunday. That the efforts {
) the speaker to stimulate interest j
the work of missionary priests an
Sisters were not unavailing was ev
denced in the number and enthusiast
of those who offered themselves a
promoters Miss Rose Shannon,
Bedford Avenue Southeast, will sery
in the capacity of Parochial Secretar
of the new branch, directing its actiy
ties.
a. o. H.: Division No. 4 of tI
Ancient Order of Hibernians at il
meeting of November IL voted $1,000
for Liberty war bond. The Divisio
will give social on Thanksgiving ev
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