The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-17
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.


Sunday evening: THE Holy Name OF
Jesus
During Lent services will be held
on Wednesday,, Friday and Sunday
evenings. Courses of sermons will be
given as follows: Sunday evenings,
THE Commandments of God We'd
nesday evenings, THE Sacramentals;
Friday evenings, THE Sacramento,
with the Stations of the Cross.
Every week day during Lent there
will be a service at noon, consisting OF
the reading of the Epistle and Gospel
of the day, five minute instruction,
and Benediction Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment The service is for the accom-
modation of those who cannot attend
the ordinary devotions. 1t will begin
at 1915 and will close at 1885.
ST. Paul Deanery: On Thursday,
February Is, the priests of the st.
Paul Deanery met for a conference i'll
the Cathedral School Hall. Very Rev,
James C. Byrne, Y. G., presided.
Papers were read as follows: 1.-THE
Holy Eucharist" by Rev. William
Wey; discussion by Rev. Hugo Tell,
o. S. B. Theories of the Unknow-
able" by Rev. ]. Harrington; discus
sion by Rev. Valerius Nelles, o. F. NJ.
Convent of the Visitation: A re-
treat will be given to the pupils next
week by the Rev. c. NJ. Thuente, o. p.
The exercises will begin on Ash
Wednesday and will last for three
days. All former students are invited
to attend.
College of ST. Catherine: On Satur-
day, February "a, DR.. Richard Moulton,
of the University of Chicago, will give
reading at II A. NJ, on Shake
speare's Henry VIII" On Sunday, the
following day, he will give a reading
on, The Curse Of Kehama."
An interesting lecture recital was
given Thursday afternoon, February s,
by Miss Gertrude Dobyns, pianist,
with songs by Miss Hazel Eleencr,
Contralto, assisted by Mrs. Harry Lee
AIundy, yiolinist, accompanied by Mrs.
Charles ID. Robinson at the piano.
The program included numbers by
Brahms, Schumann, Tschaikowsky,
Debussey, Schubert and two songs of
the fourteenth and eighteenth cen
turtles.
Cretin High School: On February
w m hnD
the reading OF the second quarterly
reports. Freshman ID" had the place
of honor for it was their promotion
day These budding sophomores said
farewell to 100 freshies III real knight
" fashion. Walter Nillaume, of
freshman 3D." led the attack on laur-
els, having garnered an average of Sc
per cent for the years work. He was
awarded a gold medal. The other
honor students were: Senior: John
NJ. Healy, Edmund Messenger, Matur-
nus Wey Junior: Shcriday Buckley,
II. Coates, G. Rountry. Sophomore
a: l.. Schneeman, J. Delougherty,
G. Kneip. Sophomore b: S. Con
nelly. j. kuchenmeister, c. Sonnen.
Freshman A: S. Hauppert II.
ODonnell d. Welch. Freshman ''B":
F. Kalis, J. Dwyer G. Hogan. Fresh
man c.: +. Frenzel, G. Hoffman,,
r. Hoffman,. Freshman d.: w.
Villaume, H. Matz, w. Darmody
Eighth Grade: J. Mcclure, Albert
Martin, A. Fishbeck
Myron Costello again took 4 first
place as the best penman in the
school. Father Weber made very
interesting address. He argued in
favor of intensive study. The fresh
les founded the Cretin Literary Soci
ETY.. A constitution was drawn up and
adopted, officers were elected, and a
program arranged for the first reSu
lar meeting on Friday, February 1G.
Tabernacle Society; The regular
monthly meeting will be held Friday
February %, at 10 q. H., and the reg
ular work on altar linens and vest
ments will be carried on. Luncheon
will be served at 1890. At 2 O'CLOCK
the monthly reports of the officers anC
chairmen of the different committee:
will be given. Rev. c. f. Cremin, O
the St Paul Seminary, will address
the assembly Oh visions OF Fairy
land
Ancient Order of Hibernians: Divi
sion No 2, rLadies' Auxiliary, and DiVi
sion No. 9, held a joint entertainment
at the Hibernian halls Friday evening
February g. Rev. z. +. OBrien OF ST
Thomas college delivered an address
on Irish music. j.. NJ. Fleming san;
q number of old ballads. Franz
Cusick also sang. The accompan
ments were played by Miss Mae Nc
Carthy.
Division No. 6, Ladies' Auxiliary
gave a card party February - a
Hibernian halls, Seventh and Frank
lin streets.
Division No. 10, Ladies Auxiliary
held it's regular social meeting Wee
nesday evening, February Ia, at Ccl
trail hall, Sixth and Seventh streets
Guild of Catholic Women: Mrs. "
n,TooIa of tho Child has hpe