The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-04-13
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
ST. PAUL.

VIII be held in the Cathedral, DeslIl-
ming Sunday, May II.
The subject of the sermon next
Sunday evening will be, Sins Against
Our Own Life.
Monday evening, April Is, at 3
o'clock in the Cathedral School hall,
VIM. F. Markoe will read short pa
per at a meeting of the Holy Name
Society. He will describe the celebra-
ton of Easter Sunday in Rome in
the days of Temporal Power, especi-
ally the famous papal Blessing of
the city and the world" and what
followed it's suppression in 1870.
College of ST. Thomas: The an
nual military inspection conducted a
few days ago by Lieut.. Colonel James
V. Heidi was significant of the new
standard of strictness which the War
Department expects of military
schools. Only twenty-four hours no
tice was given of the COlOnePs COM
ing, and the inspection was held at
a moment when, owing to the lack of
outdoor drill, the cadets were obliged
to rely almost entirely upon the in
struction given in their military
classes during the winter. The Corps
of Cadets, however, welcomed the test
and passed through the ordeal with
flying colors. Colonel Heidi spent the
morning inspecting the system and
records of the military office. The
splendid staff of military instructors,
six in number, seemed to impress the
inspector as something not often met
with in military schools. The after
noon he devoted to putting the Corps
of Cadets through an extended series
of drills of various kinds.
A comedy, Seven Keys to Bald
Pate" presented by the Department
of Dramatics, interested and amused
the twenty-five hundred people who
witnessed it in the course of three
performances. The manner in which
the members of the cast carried out
their respective parts was fully up to
the standard which has long been
established in the Department under
Mr. William D. Jameson.
The comedy was followed by the
presentation of "Pinafore," by COM
pany drawn from the younger cadets
and trained by Rev. Thomas Talbot.
The musical comedy was beautifully
staged, and the unusually excellent
rendering of the parts ELECTED the
Warmest aencomiums of the two large
audiences who witnessed it. 1t marks
a new advance in dramatics in the
College, as it is the first time the
students have attempted an operetta
so delicate and so difficult. ar4
Cretin High School: Rev. Brother
Baldwin, Provincial of the District of
ST. Louis, is making his annual vista
tion at Cretin High School.
The annual play entitled, The The
osophist, was given last Wednesday
evening. Every seat in the house was
sold four days before the performance.
The play is to be repeated at Fort
Smelling for the benefit of the soldiers
x. of c.: The officers of the ST.
Paul Council, Knights of Columbus,
held an informal reception and social
at 8 P. NJ last Thursday, at Knights
of Columbus hail. for the members of
the K. c.. chorus and sOlOists, who SO
successfully gave the sacred cantata
and concert recently for the benefit OF
the Knights of Columbus war fund.
Sacred Thirst Society: The Sacred
Thirst Total Abstinence Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting al
the residence of w. J. Logue, 49,
DAYTON Avenue, on April Is, at 2:3C
P. M. A campaign committee of 10G
Catholic women will be appointed at
this meeting to work for prohibition
in Ramsey County, st. Paul and South
st. Paul, that has been outlined by
the Minnesota Dry Federation. Mrs
Geo. t. O'Brien, president, will pre-
side.
Catholic Order of Foresters: Or
Thursday, April 4, Mrs. Rose D. RIFT
man of Chicago, high chief ranger
installed the officers of ten courts il
the Odd Fellows Temple. She was
assisted by State Deputy Mrs. Fam!
Miller, of Minneapolis, in the install
ing in st. Paul and Minneapolis, MINI
Mrs. Rittman gave a very interestin!
patriotic talk to those present. Oh
Friday, April 5, Mrs. Rittman installed
the officers of ten courts in the OdC
Fellows Hall, Minneapolis.
Services for Deaf: The Catholi
deaf residing in st. Paul, Minneapoli
and adjacent territory, are urgentl
requested to attend religious service
for their benefit at st. Agatha's Cor
servatory, Exchange and Ceda
streets, st. Paul. on Sunday after
noon, April IA at o'clock. This vii
be the most important meeting of tn
year. Hearing people should com
and bring deaf friends who have bee
Indifferent about the practice of thei
religion. The Spiritual Director, Rev
James Donahoe, is assisted by con
petent reader In consequence, heal
ing people derive full benefit froI
being present at these special services
A. O. n. No. q: On Monday, Apr