The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10

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De la Sale institute: On Friday
morning, February l, class notes for
the second quarter were published to
the assembled student body by Brother
E. Lewis, Director.
For some years past it has been GUS
tomary for one or other of the rec
tors of the Twin Cities to preside at
this function and then to address the
boys. On this occasion the Institute
was honored by the Very Reverend
James c. Byrne, Vicar-General. In a
talk on the necessary elements of sue
cess the reverend speaker completely
ELECTED the attention and sympathy of
his auditors. Sound principles, in
geniously set forth, illustrated and re-
lieved by reason, anecdote, and whole
some humor, pleasantly and forcibly
impressed themselves upon the mind
Of every young man present.
Boys and Brothers are a unit in
praying Father Byrne to come again"
Glass honors were awarded the fol-
lowing:
Senior Class, LIST Division: Cyrus
Rice, Erie Mcguire, Frank Hierholzer;
I'd Division: Emmett Schiller, Leo
Skibinski, Gerald Walsh. Second
Year, list Division: Raymond Gram
ling, Francis Won Birgelen, Edward
Gabler; I'd Division, Allan S. Gomez.
Anthony P. Clemens, George j. Julich-
err; Sd Division, Francis Otter, Eugene
Kane, Chester Frear First Year, LIST
Division: Frank Igl, Maurice Gerlich,
Edwin Fogarty; I'd Division, Gustave
Krause, Leo Delage, Austin Ferguson.
Eighth Grade: William ODonnell
Maurice Coffey, Emmett Ryan.
In the afternoon the basketball team
defeated Cretin High School, St. Paul,
Il to 20. The quints will meet again
on Lincoln Day.
Quarterly election of officers will
take place at the next meeting of the
Senior Literary Society. The present
incumbents are: William Dolphin, pres
ident; Gerald BigaOuette, vice pres
ident; James Keenan,, critic; Michael
Cannon, secretary; Gerald Walsh,
treasurer; Ralph Potvin, marshal
Church of the Ascension: The SER
les of card parties being given to-
wards raising funds for furnishing the
home Of the Sisters, has proved very
successful. On Friday, February 9, the
members OF the Rosary Society were
entertained at the home of Mrs James
Kennedy, one of the Oldest members
Of the society.
The last card party in the series
will be given in the X. of C. hall on
Friday, February 16. Mrs. Matthias
Baldwin will be the hostess. This will
be the largest and most pretentious
of all the parties, and all who are in
any way interested in the object of
the series are cordially invited to at
tend
The minstrel show given by the
young men under the direction of Prof.
Vogelsang, January 81, was very sucs
cessful in spite of the inclement wealth
er. The show will be repeated in the
near future, and the date will soon be
announced.
Church of st. Anthony: What.proved
to be one of the most novel affairs
ever arranged by the young ladies of
this parish was the vaudeville tea in
the parish hall Friday evening, Febru-
airy 8. The following young ladies'
we're in charge OF the affair: Irene
Hoy, general Chairlady; Florence 1rv-
ing, refreshments; Katherine Jefferies
and Frances Storch, entertainment;
door, Esther Healy; publicity, May
Murphy.
Hennepin County A. o. H.: The
regular meeting of the county board
of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hibernians was held Monday
evening, February 5, with Division No.
2 at their hall, at 80 East Hennepin
avenue. Important business came up
before the board.
League OF Catholic Women: A meet
ing of the settlement department of
Minneapolis League of Catholic Wom-
ell took place last Tuesday afternoon
at 40 Marquette avenue. Reports of
settlement work were given and So
cial hour followed, and tea was served.
Dr.. NJ. Seham addressed the meeting
at D. ~ on "Infantile Welfare Work. .
Girls from Miss Lyons esthetic class
at Margaret Barry House gave special
features.
Knights of Columbus: Arrange
| ments are being completed by the COM
mittees of the Nicollet Assembly,
Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus,
| for one of the largest Washington
birthday celebrations ever held in the
northwest. Judge Marcus Kavanaugh
! of Chicago, has been secured as speak
er of the evening, and the celebration
will be held in the Auditorium. Every
| citizen of Minneapolis is cordially in
vited to assist in making the celebra
| ton the greatest patriotic meeting
ever held in the Northwest. The lee
| ture by Judge Kavanaugh will be one
of thirty-two which will be delivered
on that day in the principal cities Of
the United States by prominent Cath
Ollie speakers.
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