The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-31

the sacrament OF lOHllIlndIlol do lol
lows: June 1, II A. NJ, Church of
st. John, st. Paul; 3 P. NJ, Church OF
Holy Rosary, Minneapolis.
Confirmation Held: Last Sunday
morning the Most Reverend Arch
of st. Lawrence, Minneapolis. There
were IS boys, lis girls, Is men and
&c women. An offering of 500 was
made towards the chapel of the
Blessed Virgin in the new Cathedral,
In the afternoon of the same day
Ills Grace conferred the sacrament of
Confirmation upon a class in the
Church of ST. Michael, i'll ST. Paul.
The candidates comprised 108 girls, 81
boys, s men and women. An offer
ing Of 5000 was made toward the
chapel of St Patrick.
ST. Paul Seminary: Sunday morn
ing, June /. twelve young men will
receive the sacred order of priesthood
in the seminary chapel.
St. Josephs Academy Aumnac:
The nineteenth annual meeting of ST.
JoSeph's Academy alumnae assOcia-
tion will be held at the Academy, Sat
urday. June Z. An interesting pro-
gram has been planned. Right Rev.
Austin Bowling, Archbishop of st.
Paul, will speak at 3 P. NJ. At 4:30
p NJ, there will be a business meet
ing after which there will be Bene-
diction at Sis P. M. A banquet at
$50 P. NJ, also at the Academy, will
conclude the activities.
College of st. Catherine: The an
nual reception to the graduating class
of the St. Paul Seminary was held at
the College on Saturday, May "a, from
four to eight. After the reception, the
guests were shown the different build
ings and the campus. At six o'clock
they were entertained at dinner.
Later in the evening an informal pro-
gramme was given.
Miss Ellen Archer played in a par
ticularly pleasing recital at the Col
lege Sunday morning, May 25. Miss
Archer who is member of the Der
ham Hall High School, gives evidence
of considerable ability as a pianist.
She was assisted, in three delightful
numbers, by string quartette.
The students of the College spent
Monday, May 26, on the Mississippi
river aboard the Steamer Red Wing.
oloScoc Of CT ToCpnh' &
Academy, of st. Paul, and st. Mar
garets Academy, of Minneapolis, were
entertained as guests.
Sunday evening, June /, Rev. DR..
Seliskar will deliver the baCcalaureate
sermon to the graduates. Thursday
morning, June 5, at ten o'clock, Most
Reverend Austin Bowling will confer
the collegiate degrees and will address
the large gathering which is expected
The college alumnae will meet Thurs
day afternoon at four o'clock.
On Tuesday morning, June 5, at ten
o'clock, Rev. John Dunphy will ad
dress the graduates of Derham Hall
The alumnae will meet Saturday, May
81, at p. m.
Cretin HIGH School: Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Donahue, 1881 Summit ave
nue.. have established an annual schol
arship at Cretin to be known as the
Neil Donahue Scholarship" in mem
ory of their son, Lieutenant Neil Don
ahue, who graduated from the Broth
ers' School in 1904 and who died from
wounds received while fighting in the
Argonne Forest. This scholarship il
to be awarded annually to the gradu
ate of the parochial schools who at
tains the highest hOnors in the annua
scholarship examination. After grad
uating from Cretin with highest hon
ors, Lieutenant Donahue entered tn
University of Minnesota, where he re
ceived his A. B. degree. Later he re
Ceived his LII. D. At the outbreak @
the war he entered the officers Trair
ing Camp at Fort Smelling, where h
received his commission. Only recen
" the photograph of the Lieutenan
was on exhibition in the Public Lihrs
nv in st. Paul. Attached to the photo
graph was copy of his last lette
written to his beloved parents. In tn
letter the Lieutenant stated that h
had been wounded and that he woul
most probably die as a result. 'HoV
ever" he said, Il have received tn
last sacraments and | am prepared
die should God think best to take M
Nevertheless | am making hard figf
to live"
The annual senior CLASS play wi
be staged at the Metropolitan Opel
House, Friday evening, June 6. TIL
year the seniors have chosen "Ha
Back Sandy as the vehicle for oil
PLAYING their histrionic ability.
The Cretin r. o. T. c. battalit
took a very prominent part in t
funeral procession of the late &c
gresham Carl c. Van Dyke, both F
day and Saturday of last week. &c
gresham Van Dyke was very in
mate friend of the school. On Frld
morning the Cretin cadets with t
band met the remains at the uni
depot and escorted them to the fam
residence. On Saturday morning
entire battalion accompanied the
mains to the State Capitol. I
Cretin band played Choplns tuneI
march during the procession.