The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-28
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.


Holy Name Society will be organized
in this parish.
The entertainment given for the
benefit of the Blessed Virgins Chapel
proved big success from every stand
point
st. Paul Seminary: The faculty
and students of st. Paul Seminary,
participated in the city's celebration
of Wake Up America Day" by chapel
and open air services on Thursday,
April 10. AT A. NJ. the Litany of
the Saints was chanted in st. Mary
chapel, followed by prayers invoking
the blessing of God on the country's
needs. Among these prayers was that
composed in the year 1900 by Bishop
Carroll of Baltimore, the first bishop
of the United States, which asks
divine light and guidance for the
President and Congress and for the
officials of our own state. The open
air exercises were held about the inn
mense flag pole in the center of the
seminary grounds.
College of St. Thomas: Mr.. Ray.
mond A. Scallcn, 2546 Cedar Avenue,
Minneapolis, who was graduated with
the Degree of Bachelor of Arts from
ST. Thomas in 1915, has received his
commission as Captain in the Re-
serve Officers Training Corps. The
appointment takes effect from April
ii. Mr.. Scallen was one of the most
distinguished students Of st. Thomas
and was colonel Of the Corps of
Cadets during his last year at the
College.
Two commissions in the Marine
Corps have also been granted to ST..
Thomas by the War Department,
with the request that the College au-
thorities designate the students on
whom they would be conferred.
Cyril l.. Quinn, 1899 Elliott Ave.
South, Minneapolis, and Allen j.
Poulter, Pip Cedar Street, Milwaukee,
the former maj or the latter a lieu
tenant in the Corps of Cadets, have
been nominated by the College, and
they will be commissioned as lieu
tenants in the Marine Service. Two
other cadets, Michael J. Mulcahy, of
Raymond, Mimi, and Paul w. KruSe,
Ishpeming, Mich, have been nomi-
mated for the Marine Reserve Corps.
Large numbers of the Alumni are
arranging to go to the summer camp
which will be opened at Fort Smelling
on May 8, for the training of officers
for volunteers. Besides those who
are engaged in business and practis-
ing their respective professions, many
alumni who are students in universe
ties throughout the country are offer
ing their services. Most of them have
had from four to six years of military
training.
The Corps of Cadets took part in
the parade in st. Paul on Lexington
Day. The long gray ranks of st.
Thomas formed picturesque feature
of the parade, the splendid discipline
of which the cadets gave evidence
evoking much favorable comment
from the vast throngs that lined the
streets.
Rev. William Z. Etzel, of the Col
lege staff, gave a paper on the teach
ing of mathematics in French schools
and colleges, before the Minnesota
section of the American Mathematical
Society at it's recent meeting at the
university.
Mr.. L. J. Mcdonald, instructor in
Economics in ST. Thomas, has been
awarded a Harrison Fellowship in the
Wharton School of Economics of the
University of Pennsylvania, and will
be absent next year on leave of alb
sence.
Cretin High SCHOOL,: Last Monday
the quarterly reports were read to the
students The following received hon
ors: Junior class: Sheridan Buck.
ley, Herbert Coats, Curtis Rountry
Sophomore A: Lambert Schneeman
Joseph Delougherty, Gilbert Leonard
Sophomore B: Stuart Connolley, 10
seph Kuchenmeister, Leo Collins
Sophomore c: Eugene Villaume
Henry Matz, James O'Brien. Fresh
man A: Stephen Hueppert, James
Burke, Clarence Lundgren. Freshman
b: Thomas Kalis, John Dwyer
George Hogan. Freshman C.: Ru
dolph Hoffman,, Herman Frenzel
George Hoffman,. Eighth Grade: 10
seph Mcclure, Albert Martin, Albert
Fishbeck A baseball team has beer
formed under the capable management
of Fred Walden of Glass Is. Games
are being scheduled with local higf
schools.
College of ST. Catherine: A bulle
tin has just been published by The
College of ST. Catherine, recountins
the history and advantages of the ar
department of the school, in fine ant
applied arts, and in expression ant
music. This school offers an extend
ed course in the fine arts. Nathanie
Pousette-Dart became director of TIN
art department this YEAR and give
critical advice at the college. TIL
resident head of the department i
Sister Marie Teresa, and the head o
the normal department is Sister Cos
mas. The bulletin is illustrated witt
reproductions from the work of TIN
students and fOrerunning suggestion