The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-02-23
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

College of ST. Catherine: In spite
of the many demands upon her time,
Miss Marcella Craft found time to
give a beautiful program to the Sis
ters and students in the Jeanne dare
Auditorium of the College last Monday.
She gave three groups OF songs all OF
which were interpreted with her char
acteriStic eXpertnesS OF technlc and In
nate musical feeling. An intellectual un'
derstanding controls all that Miss
Craft does, and charming person
atty is no small factor in her Won
derful success. The audience voiced
its approval in hearty applause. The
program included seven selections IN
the Italian group alone. Altogether
the recital was meaningful and in
spring, one which whetted the ap-
petites of all present for more OF the
exquisite tones Of Miss Crafts lovely
voice. Miss Craft and her accom-
PIANIST, Miss Pike, were guests OF the
College faculty for luncheon.
On Wednesday, February 20, Mr..
Charles Underhill gave an exquisite
Interpretation of Tho Merry Wives
of Windsor
On Saturday afternoon, February
%, Miss Marie Shedlock of London,
the world-famous stOry-teller, will
give lecture, THE Short Story"
which she will illustrate with stories.
cretin High School: The second
quarterly examinations were brought
to a close February by the reading
of the reports in the Assembly Hall
of the school, The exercise was
opened with well rendered selection
by the Cretin orchestra. Immediately
following this was the reading of the
reports OF the Freshman classes. The
remaining classes then listened to
their reports. Following this, ReVer-
end Brother Director addressed the
boys.
The upper claSsmen then were
ushered into the assembly hall. The
program for this occasion was more
elaborate than was that of the Fresh
man division. The reading of their
reports being interspersed with sew
eral musical numbers. The Junior
''B" class was signally hOnored in
having two of its members attain the
highest general average that has ever
been made in the history Of Cretin.
Following a time-hOnored custom, the
pupils were given a holiday for the
remainder of the day.
Glass standings were: Senior-H.
Coates $3.50: Junior "A"-W. Viii
n IN
mann, 99.3q5; Sophomore Al.
Dryer, 9S.796; Sophomore "B"-H.
Frenzel, $3.50; Freshman "A'-W.
Moran, 96.4G6; Freshman "B'-J.
Luby, 945%: Freshman OR.
Frenzel, $3.50; Freshman "D'-B.
Kusztelski, $40; Eighth Grade.
Raleigh, 9396.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: On
Thursday evening, February q at 8
P. NJ, there was a program given by
the Expression Glass.
On Saturday, February 90, the chill
dren will give a program at $3.50
p. NJ, on the piano and violin.
ST. Joseph's Hospital Aiumnae: A
special meeting was held Friday,
February Is, for the purpose of elect
ing new officers to fill the places of
the many who have taken up Red
Cross work The officers are: Presi-
dent, Miss Hannah V. Bonner; Vice
President, Miss Martha Still; Treas
urer, Sister NJ. Oswald; Secretary,
Miss Margaret Lydon. Executive
Board, Sister NJ Ernesta, Sister NJ.
Charles, and Miss Mary Morrison.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Arts and Letters Department of the
Guild of Catholic Women will meet
on Saturday, February %, at 2:30 p.
m, in the Auditorium of the st. Paul
Public Library. Mrs. J. c. Burke will
present a paper on Women in War. y
A general discussion will follow.
A, o. n. Service Names: All
Hibernians and the Auxiliary Branch
having one or more members of their
family certified or in the service
will please notify the Custodian
Hibernian hall, or John Fitzpatrick
221 Acker street, st. Paul, Secretary
Tabernacle Society: The regular
monthly meeting of the st. Paul Ia
bernacle Society took place Frida!
afternoon, February %, at two o'clock
The address was given by the Rever
end J. C. O'Hara of ST. Stephen:
Church, Minneapolis. Next month the
regular date for the monthly meeting
will come on Good Friday and ac
cordingly the March meeting will b.
postponed for one month.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: For tn
convenience of those who receiv