The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-16


O'Clock, kitten ball at P. NJ. Foot
races and other games and amuse
ments will feature the afternoon
Prizes will be awarded for all con.
tests. To reach the grounds take Hazel
Park, White Bear, or Saltwater car
to Kirwen Street, Hazel Park.
The Church of the Blessed Sacra
ment will be dedicated on Sunday
July 1.
Church of st. John: The st. Johns
Sewing Society was entertained Thurs
day, June Z, by Mrs. M. Malley, Con
way st. Mrs. E. Clark, Thorn Ave.
will be the next hostess, June 81.
MINNEAPOLIS.
De La Sale Institute: Commence
ment exercises will bee held in the
Metropolitan Opera House Monday
evening, June IS, at 8 o'clock. A class
of fifty graduates will receive diplo.
mas.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: What
proved to be one of the largest gath
erings ever held in this city by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians, was the meeting
held Thursday evening, June Z, in the
|. 0. 0. F. Hall at 703 Hennepin ave
nue.. Over $50 candidates were init
ated into the order, by the splendid
degree team of Division No. 4, which
received the congratulations Of the
members for their excellent team
work.
st. Margaret's Academy: The com.
mencement exercises of st. Margaret s
Academy were held in the Shubert
theatre Monday afternoon, June II, be.
fore a we'll filled house The Most
Reverend Archbishop presented diplo
mas and honors to the graduates and
gave the address, There were six
graduated from the classical course
twenty-five from the general course
and one, Miss Esther Bartholomew
from the piano department. These
were in addition to the fifteen gradu
ates Of the commercial department
who received their diplomas May Z
There were several charming chorus
es and number of instrum entail selec
lions. One feature was the simple
of hn IKyhit VIZ c
so in keeping with the democratic
spirit of the nation and with the ideals
of frugality and economy demanded
particularly at the present time, that
the Archbishop commended in terms
of warmest praise this splendid exam
pie of refined taste. The red roses
carried by each graduate set off to ad
vantage the simplicity and modesty OF
the neat uniform. The Archbishop in
his address laid special stress on the
obligation of the educated Catholic
woman to carry the. spirit and the
ideals of our beautiful faith into every
department of her activity so that
society will feel the influence of the
true Christian character expressing it
self in the modest, industrious service
of others.
MISUNDERSTANDING Department
Classical Course: Florence Fisch
Gladys Flynn, Mary Hoy, Helen Kelly
Laura Murray, Margaret Preston
General Course: Bernice Bachtel
Esther Barrett, Evelyn Burke, Cecelis
Beaudette, Madeline Curtin, Mar!
Dibb, Hermion Diegel, Beatrice Engel
Irene Graves, Leona Graves, Marie
Gagne, Frances Gallagher, Doroth!
Hall, Lucille Hawkins, Mary Hutchin
son, Ruth Kessel, Margaret Melon
ough, Helene Mccain, Bernardine Nc
Ghee, Ethel O'Brien, Beatrice Pesek
Mildred Potter, Bernadette Sexton
Ethyl Taylor, Cecilia Webster. Piano
Forte: Esther Bartholomew.
Orphans Outing: Next Wednesday
June 20, is the day set by the Mime
apolis Automobile Club for their an
nual treat to the orphan boys of thu
city AS there are some four hundred
boys in the various homes a larg
number of cars are required for tn
day Many of the members OF tn
club devote themselves as we'll as thei
cars to the enterprise for the day
There are more than hundred of GU
own boys in the Catholic Orphans
home who have been talking an
dreaming for weeks past of the CON
! ing ride and picnic at the club hous
| twenty miles from town. AS the Pre-
| portion of the Catholic boys is rathe
large the Catholic members of the Al
| tomobile club are usually generous i
| the loan of their cars for the day
! The ride will begin at nine o'cloc
| Wednesday morning.
| Church of the incarnation: Crosse
/ and diplomas will be conferred o
thirty promoters of the Apost1eship c
Prayer next Sunday evening, June L
by the local director, Reverend J. N
Cleary. The ceremonies will begin q
a quarter before eight o'clock.
Nine boys and nine girls, gradua
ing from the eighth grade, receive
their diplomas from Father Clear.
Thursday evening, June IA. The boy
of the school gave an exhibition {
military drill last Tuesday evening. v
T. Langley addressed the boys o