The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-03
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

Cathedral: The Young Ladies' So
dality has organized an auxiliary in
surgical dressings, which meets Fri
day evenings at the Catholic head
quarters of the Red Cross, 9Th and
st. Peter Streets. A number of the
young ladies have already availed
themselves of this opportunity, but it
is anticipated that still more will find
it convenient to help in the work.
An effort will be made by every &C
tive member to increase the member
ship of the Sodality; consequently the
forewarning is, that every young lady
make known her desire for member
ship, as she will be approached soon
er or later with the strenuous drive to
be put forth from now on to perfect
the maximum membership in this
young ladies' organization.
Recently the Sodality was divided
into two sections, led by the Misses
Evalyn Manning and Grace Newell as
acting captains for their respective
groups. Each captain has charge OF
the different promoters on her side,
and the promoters in turn command
bands of ten or more members.
A record is to be kept on both sides
of attendance at meetings held every
third Sunday of the month after the
ten o'clock Mass at the Cathedral
School, and the number receiving
Holy Communion at the eight o'clock
Mass every fourth Sunday of the
month. The side having largest at
tendance throughout the year will en-
Joy banquet at the expense of the
loser.
College of ST. Thomas: Moving
pictures taken on the Western Front
by agents of the French Government
afforded material for two intensely
interesting lectures for the corps of
cadets during the week. Every phase
of aviation was Illustrated in the rare
views which it was the good fortune
of the College to secure. Captain
McNeal explained each picture, draw
ing attention to details which less
practised eyes would easily miss. Be-
sides the intrinsic interest of the pic
lures as exemplifying an important
branch of the art of war, added inter-
est attached to them by reason of the
large number of st. Thomas students
who have joined the aviation corps.
A musical entertainment was also
given during the week. 1t comprised
numbers rendered by the College Or
chestra, piano and violin numbers
played by students of the music de-
partment, and several songs, solos
and choral, sung by members of the
glee club. Both the lectures and the
concert afforded much enjoyment to
the cadets, who show warm appre-
citation of the fine series of entertain
ments given in the College auditori-
UNI. H" 't
Cretin High School: On Wednes-
day, October 80, the Knights of Mary
held the first meeting of the present
scholastic year. $50 Freshmen were
initiated into the mysteries of
Knighthood. A team composed OF
former members of the Knights had
charge of the ceremonies. The cleo
ton of officers for the Knights took
place on Friday, November 2.
Rev. Brother Baldwin, Provincial
Superior, visited the classes during
the past week. In his address to the
pupils he emphasized the ways in
which students can be loyal to their
country.
Rev. ]. B. Hegarty, o, B., of Mime
apolis, is to conduct three days
retreat for the boys. The exercises
will begin on November 20.
Thirty-four members of the 1917
r class will be initiated into the Alumni
on Saturday, November 3. Special
ceremonies have been in preparation
for this the last class of its kind.
officers for the coming year will also
be elected at this meeting.
COLLEGE of St. Catherine: On
Wednesday afternoon, October "a, the
Sisters entertained the members of
the Guild of Catholic Women of ST.
Women of Minneapolis, and the ladies
of the Tabernacle Society The
visitors were shown through the spa
cious buildings and were given an
opportunity to view the work being
done by the devoted teachers and
pupils in this educational center.
Rev. John Dunphy, vice president of
st. Thomas College, delivered an in
spring address in the Jeanne d. Arc
auditorium. Afterwards, refreshments
were served the visitors.
ST. Joseph's Academy: The Alum
nae Association will meet at the
Academy Saturday morning, Novem
Der 10. There will be Requiem Mass
at $3.50 O'Clock. Members will re-
ceive Holy Communion in body
Rev. L. F. Ryan will deliver an ad
dress at $50 o'clock, after which
there will be business meeting.
Church of ST. John: The members
of the parish have been working lone
and earnestly to make their annual
bazaar a greater success even thar
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