The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-01-11
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

the Young Ladies' Sodality of the Ca
thedral it was decided to present Rob-
ert Hugh Benson's lenten play, The
Upper Room" early in Lent. This
play was presented with great success
by the same Sodality last year at the
Cathedral school auditorium and also
ut st. Stephens Church, Minneapolis.
Priest is Appointed: Announce
ment has been made at the State
Capitol of the appointment by Gov
ernor Burnquist of War Records
Commission. One of the members is
Rev. William Busch, professor of
Church History at st. Paul Seminary.
This commission will have general
supervision over the many agencies
already organized throughout the
state for collection of data in regard
to war activities of communities and
individuals in Minnesota.
College of st. Thomas: Captain
James II. Carroll, commandant of the
r. o. T. c., will coach the St. Thomas
basketball men this winter. This was
announced last Monday night, coin
cident with word from the War De-
partment that Captain Carroll, who
was commandant of the S. A. T. c., has
been appointed to similar capacity
with the R. O.. T. C. Captain Carroll
is a graduate of Bates College, where
he played basketball as well as foot
ball and baseball. After graduation,
he coached at Medford, Mass, high
school, St. Johns preparatory school
of Danvers, Mass, and Brighton high
school of Boston.
ST. Josepb's Academy: The faculty
and pupils of the Academy celebrated
the feast of the Epiphany last Mon
day. The student body and the teach
ers attended the Mass which was said
by Rev. C. F. McGinnis, who also
preached an appropriate sermon. Mrs.
Frank Hoffman presided at the organ.
Mrs. Jane Holland Cameron sang
Silent Night" 'Sleep, Holy Babe"
and Bizet's "Agnus Del"
Cretin High School: On Christmas
Eve, at the request of the st. Paul In
stitute, the boys of the Cretin High
School Choral Club took an active part
in ST. Paul's civic celebration of Christ
mas, by singing Yuletide hymns and
carols at various clubs and hotels and
also in the residence district. All the
choristers were dressed in the regula-
ton olive drab uniform of the school.
A very touching scene was enacted
at the Soldiers and Sailors Club
where 500 soldiers and sailors crowd
ed round and listened with reverent
attention to Silent Night" "Adeste
Fideles," 20 Holy Night" and other
songs that the boys sang: Many car
OILS were sung along Summit avenue.
In some instances the boys were in
vited into the homes to sing before the
Christmas trees.
Classes were resumed on Monday,
January 6. The second quarterly ex-
aminations are to be held during the
present month. =
The members of the Cretin Military
band took advantage of the holidays
by holding several rehearsalS at the
school, The Choral Club met every
evening between Christmas and New
Years Day.
Brother Richard of De La Sale
Academy, Kansas City, Mo-, and Broth
er Eugene of Christian Brothers Col
lege, Memphis, Tenn, are recent ad-
70 hn 70 Of in JiCyI
School.
Services for Deaf: On Sunday,
January II, at three P. NJ, religious
services for the deaf will be held at st.
Agatha's Conservatory, Exchange and
Cedar Streets. Many readers of The
Catholic Bulletin in the Twin Cities
should take an interest in their spir.
itual well-being. In some instances il
is hoped that hearing people encour-
age the deaf to go to church services
Occasionally it seems proper to accom-
pany deaf friend to church. To
make a success of spiritual work
among the deaf it is necessary that
In6Tc De du luCT0dSc VI u0dIiuS d.
we'll as deaf people at these monthly
services.
christ-chiId Society: Rev. John Do
herty said Mass at the Children's
Preventorium, Sunday morning, De
cember 20, at eight o'clock Nine o.
the children received Holy Com
munion, and after Mass they were
enrolled in the brown scapular. Mis-:
Marie Mcguire played Christina:
hymns, while Miss Kathleen O'Connell
Miss Cecilia OBrien, Miss Helen Nc
CURE, and Mr.. ". J. Bowling sang
Generous offerings were receive,
from Miss Margaret Devine, Mis-
Emma, Winter and Miss Marie Kane
for the decorations on the altar.
Guild of Catholic Women: The wor
of American women in world aid mus
not, end with their wonderful recor
of wartime achievement AS great
need of their help awaits in the perio
just ahead. This admonition wa
given by Rev. Lawrence Ryan, paste
of the Cathedral, in addressing tn
Guild of Catholic Women last Monda
afternoon on Reconstruction, at tn
Wilder auditorium. "Reconstructio