The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-10-12

lister the Sacrament of Confirmation
as follows: October 10, Church of st
Clement, Minneapolis; October 10, at
Fairfax, MINI.
College of ST. Catherine: An ami
mated, erudite, and altogether delight
full address was given the College and
Derham Hall students on Monday
morning, October Z, by the Reverend
Charles B. Moulinier, S. j., of Mar
quette University. The Importance OF
having a purpose, of knowing what
that purpose is, of pursuing 1t with
ardor, was the central idea around
which Father Moulinier grouped many
other practical and brilliant IDEAS.
We who are privileged to live in the
greatest period of the worlds history,
he believes, have tremendous oppor-
tunities and responsibilities. America
must cease to be dependent, scien-
tifically, on any foreign nation. There
is no reason why the boys and men
should monopolize the new phase OF
the nations life. The women OF
possibilities in the scientific world
such as have never before been
known. Not only are many women
preparing themselves for the various
professions, but many more are enter
ing the laboratories of research as
technicians.
Cretin High SCHOOL,: The Student
officers Training Camp, which has
been conducted for Seniors and
Juniors during the month, came to a
close on Friday, October IL. The
names of all who will have won COM
missions in the Cadet Regiment will
be announced by Lieutenant West, the
Commandant, next Monday. The
Freshman and the Sophomore Classes
will then be indicted into the Corps
The Military Band is steadily i'm
proving 1t now has q members. Re-
hearsals are held every day. During
the past week a Bugle Corps was or
ganized under the direction of Mitchell
Hogan, Chief Bugler.
Through an arrangement with the
St. Paul Public Library the History
Glasses are furnished every week with
a series of stereopticon views relating
to historical subjects.
On October II, the Freshman Eng
lish Glasses presented patriotic pro-
gram. This program was in the ma
ture of commemoration of Columbus
Day as we'll as Of a celebration of
Victory Day.
Knights Install Officers: The in
staI1Ation of officersrof- St. Paul Coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus, took place
last Tuesday evening. The following
officers were indicted into office:
Grand knight, c. H. F. Smith; Deputy
Grand Knight P w. Fahey; Chancel-
lor, w. D. Jamison; Warden, P. j.
Hand; Advocate, T. ]. Doyle; Finan-
Cial Secretary, T. F. Kennedy; Re-
corder, r. E. Hawkins; Treasurer,
Henry Kalscheuer; Trustee, Daniel
Kirby. The newly elected officers
were installed in their respective posi-
tons by State Deputy John A. Burns
of st. Paul.
Discovery Day: Following the proc
lamation of the President, designating
October IL as Victory Day, in honor
of the campaign on the Fourth Lib
erty bond sale, the Knights of Colum-
bus will celebrate this occasion, which
is also the anniversary of Discovery
Day, by Hooverized patriotic dinner
at their hall on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober IL, at GAS P M. The dinner
will be served by the Guild of Catholic
Women, and will be entirely informal.
The speakers will be: Rev. J. A. Cor
rigan, on "The Significance of the
Day.; Dr. E. w. Buckley, on knights
of Columbus War Activities Over
Seas; Judge T. D. O'Brien, "Our
Council" A musical program will be
furnished by prominent soloists as
sisted by the knights of Columbus
chorus and the Saint Thomas Cadet
orchestra. A large attendance is ex-
pected.
Catholic Guild: The first monthly
meeting of the Guild of Catholic
Women for the club year 191S-1919
was held last Monday, at 2:S0 P. NJ
at the Wilder building DR.. E. w.
Buckley told of his experiences in
France. E. G. Steger, secretary of the
United Charities, gave short address
and Miss Mary Kellett, teacher of ex
preston at Visitation convent, short
talk Mrs r. A. Walsh reported her
visit to Washington, where she went
to attend the national conference OF
Catholic Charities and Corrections
Reports we're made of the various &C
tivities of the departments for the
summer and plans formed for the win
ters work on regular lines as well as
on war activities and special work il
connection with war and Red Gross
work. The Guild bought a 500 bono
of the Fourth Liberty loan issue.
c.. o. F.: All courts of the Catholit
Order of Foresters of st. Paul ant
vicinity will take part in a booste
meeting TO be held in the Cathedra
school auditorium Sunday evening, DC
tober 10, at o'clock Musical ant
dramatic numbers and prominen
speakers will furnish the entertaining