The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-24
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
ST, PAUL,

The knights of Columbus will attend
in body. The center of the auditori-
UNI will be reserved for them. Solemn
vesper services will take place at 8
p. M, with an address by Reverend
Lawrence Ryan. ga.
ColIeqe of st. Thomas: The enroll
ment of st. Thomas reached new
mark at the opening of this semester.
Over eight hundred students have
been registered.
The Science Department has been
strengthened by the accession of Mr..
Carl P. Russell, NJ. A, who now has
charge of the advanced courses in BIZ
ology. Mr. Russell before his appoint
ment to st. Thomas had been assistant
professor in the Biology Department
in the University of Michigan.
During the week Mr.. Charles F. I'm
derhill of New York delighted the
corps of cadets by his rendering of
Rip Van Wrinkle. Mr.. Underhill is Il
we'll known lecturer in the colleges of
the country. AS an impersonator he
recalls the best days of Joseph Jeffer-
son.
Cretin Alumni: Almost $50 MEM
bers of the alumni of Cretin high
school attended their get together
at the school, 205 West Sixth street,
Saturday night, February II. The
program consisted of solos by David
P. Kemp, readings by Harry McKen-
ma, piano solos by Ralph Havlin, and
a boxing exhibition by Jack Burke
and Bobby Ward. Other entertain
ment was furnished by the Cretin
high school orchestra. L. J. Newell
president OF the alumni association,
was in charge Of the affair. A lunch
con was served after the program.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: One Of
the most interesting meetings of the
year in Auxiliary A. o. II. circles was
held by Division No. in their hall
Monday evening, February II. There
were over 200 members present. Mrs.
DAILY, state president, and Father Fin
ley, county chaplain, were among the
speakers. A program of music and
readings was given. After the program
an informal reception was held. A
beautiful emerald Rosary was present
ed to Mrs. DAILY from the Division by
Anna Conroy, president OF the DlVi-
sion. After the meeting banquet
TO, i
fully decorated with flowers and the
national colors. Division No. 5 of
Ramsey county is one of the most
progressive divisions in the state. At
their installation Of officers recently
held they presented a purse of $1,000
to Rev. Father Gleason for st. Pat
rick's Chapel in the New Cathedral.
Tabernacle Society: The st. Paul
Tabernacle society held its regular
monthly meeting Friday, February %,
at Royal Arcanum hall. Sewing be-
gan at 1920 a. NJ, followed by lunch
con at 1880 7. NJ. Reports of the
months work were given by Chalrmen
of departments at 2. NJ. Rev. Father
c. +. Cremin of st. Paul's seminary
addressed the assembly on Visions
of Fairyland.''
st. Johns Alumni: A permanent
organization of members of the alum
nj of st. Johns university, College
vile, Mimi, living in st. Paul, was
effected February 10 at d meeting in
st. Bernard's hall on Rose street. 1t
will be the st. Johns alumni of ST.
Paul Michael Weiskopf was chosen
president; William L. MarkOe, vice
president; Paul A. Froehlick, secre-
tary, and Anthony Yoerg, treasurer.
Church of ST. Mary: The st, Mary
cadets gave d pre-Lenten social for
the children of the parish in the school
hall, corner of Ninth and Locust
streets, from two to four o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon, February 20. Hot
coffee and cake was served and the net
proceeds, amounting to $500, was
turned over to the parish treasury for
the benefit of the school.
Through the courtesy of Miss kath-
crime Kelly, the pupils of st. Mary S
School enjoyed sleigh ride about the
city on Wednesday, February II. The
teams were furnished by the Kelly
Transfer and Storage, 4l6 Sibley
street.
Church of ST. Patrick: The ladies
of the parish gave u silver tea at the
home of Mrs. James Handlon, SO Win
nipeg avenue, Thursday afternoon and
evening, February q. A musical and
literary program was presented.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
The Catholic Ladies Aid of Hazel
Park met at the home of Mrs. George
Nealey, 1910 East Seventh street
Thursday, February Is The social
features were music and recitations
by members of the society.
The Society gave card party Mon.
day, February 10, at the home of Mrs.
De Muth, 1903 Ross street.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Guild of Catholic Women has started
a movement in the matter of women S
work and activities, looking toward
better conditions. To combat the