The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-22
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Confirmation Dates: Right Rever-
end Bishop Trobec will administer the
sacrament of Confirmation as follows:
June %, Church of the Assumption,
st. Paul; June %, Pine Island.
Confirmation Held: On June 10,
Right Reverend Bishop Trobec admin
istered the Sacrament of COnfirma-
ton to class of twenty-five Children
at the St. Joseph German Catholic
Asylum, in ST Paul. On June 10, the
Bishop confirmed class of seventy
eight children in the Church of St
Hedwig, Minneapolis. An offering of
$25 was made towards the chapel OF
IS. Cyril and Methodius in the new
Cathedral.
CathedraI: The subject of the ser
mon next Sunday evening will be,
The Obligation of Restitution
The commencement exercises of the
school were held Monday evening,
June II. The program opened with a
chorus and an overture. A war pa
geant in two parts, The Spirit of
1915" proved a novel and entertain
ing feature of the evenings perform
ance. In Part One the Call to
Arms" brought in a number of cow
boys and Indians with a series of
typical characters of frontier days. In
Part Two, the Evolution of the
Grumbler proved highly entertaining.
Aesthetic features, drills, etc, intro
duced the army and navy, school
children, Red Cross, and Uncle Sans
gardeners. This was followed by a
beautiful tableau, The Pledge Of
Knighthood HOnOrs were conferred
on the pupils by the Rev. l.. F. Ryan,
pastor of the Cathedral. Music was
furnished by the orchestra from st.
Agatha's Conservatory. with Mrs.
Frank Hoffman as accompanies
Cretin High School: The following
is a list of winners of class honors for
the past year: Junior A, Joseph De-
lougherty; Junior B, Lambert Schnee-
man; Sophomore A, Thomas Kalis,
Sophomore B, Rudolph Hoffman,;
Freshman A, John Killeen; Freshman
B, Alexis Phoenix; Freshman c, Rob
ert Frenzel; Freshman D, Bronislaus
Kustelski; Eighth Grade, John Sui
livan. The annual field day was held
at Wildwood on Monday, June II. The
enthusiasm of former years seemed
to revive, and a day replete with ath-
letic contests was the result. Eugene
Willwerscheid, Charles keenan, and
Emmett Mulrennan were the individ
ual stars. The reading of the reports
of the high school and the graduating
ceremony of the eighth grade took
place in the assembly room. Nine
medal winners received rewards and
twenty-five eighth graders received
their passing cards.
College of ST. Catherine: A retreat
for the Sisters of ST. Joseph will begir
here next Tuesday, June 25. The eXer
cises will be conducted by Rev. Fa
Their Eugene, of the Passionist Fathers
of Chicago.
Church of ST. James: About 4O(
persons attended the closing exercise!
given by the pupils of St. James paro
chial school, View and Randolph
streets, last Sunday afternoon. Aftel
the program Rev. J. O'COnnor pre-
scented diplomas to twenty eighth
grade graduates, and also delivered
short address on the needs Of highe
education.
Church of ST. Mary: At the com
mencement exercises of ST. Mary
school. held in the church after TIL
eight o'clock Mass last Sunday, tn
following pupils were awarded gradu
ating diplomas: In the Commercial
Observation-Disclosures Flynn, Mary Scan
Ian, Genevieve Flynn, Anna Goetzk
and Margaret Flaherty; in the eight
grade-Jesse lie Clair, Clarence Mu
uueeney, Homer Kramer, Harold SUI
Ivan, Helen Smith, Genevieve Coul
teau, Elizabeth Chenoweth, Esthe
Tempest, Leonore Quinlan, Vera Burl
holz, Kathleen McGovern, Ellen Hal
Tington, Elizabeth Dunlap, Thelm
Langan, Florence, Clancy, Mar
Heatherston, Elizabeth Theisen an
Vivian Mcneil. The gold medal fC
scholarship, donated by Mr.. c. H.
Smith, was won by Vera Burkholz
the first prize in English by Thelm
Langan, and the second by Hele
Smith. Special prizes were given
Vivian Mcneil, Mary Hetherston, Z
len Harrington, Elizabeth Theisen an
John Larkin. The following pupil
were present at Mass every mOrnin
during the year: Helen Smith, Gen
We've Courteau, Anna Wrich, MOI
Casey, Richard Wrich and Dorotf
Carrel. Twenty-four pupils have
record for perfect attendance
school during the whole school yea
The school is in charge. of the Siste
of St. Joseph and has an enrollmel
OF four hundred. 5-@f
The members of the choir We
pleasantly entertained at a. picnic
the summer home of Mr.. Lewis Shaw
near North St. Paul., last, Mond'
evening. saUa n#..
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