The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-17
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

converts. An offering of $500 was
made towards the chapel of st. Pat
rick in the new Cathedral.
The Most Reverend Archbishop will
administer the Sacrament of Confr-
nation on Sunday morning, May 49,
in the Church Of st. John the Baptist
at Jordan, Mimi, and in the after
noon in the churches at st. Benedict
and st. John. Mimi.
Cathedral: One of the most inter
esting auto sightseeing tours enjoyed
by the convalescing soldiers at the
post hospital at Fort Smelling was the
one of Wednesday, May Z, at which
time they were guests of members of
the Cathedral parish. Forty automo-
bles were at the disposal of the boys,
who numbered $50. The machines
trailed along River boulevard, to the
Capitol, Indian Mounds, thence to
Phalen park, circling around Spoon
lake, coming back by way of the
Wheelock parkway to the Fair
Grounds and Como, vending their way
along the Minneapolis side of the
river to the Fort. En- route picnic
supper was served to the boys in the
machines. There were sandwiches,
pickles, cookies, cake, coffee, fruit and
candy, and, to top off, cigarettes.
Practitioners from the numerous
Catholic churches entertain the
wounded men every Wednesday by
taking them on tours of inspection,
and instructive and sightseeing trips.
The St. Agnes parish was in charge
of the drive Wednesday, May IA, Mrs.
]. B. Wallraff being in charge. Thirty
four machines were used, and a lunch
was served at the summer home of
Mrs. Wallraff The party was accom-
panied by Mr.. George ]. Ries, county
auditor.
The members of st. Louis parish
will entertain the soldiers next We'd
nesday.
College of St. Thomas: Thursday,
May 90, will be Home Coming Day at
the College. The new chapel will be
dedicated by Archbishop Bowling in
the morning. The afternoon will be
enlivened by baseball game between
st. Thomas and it's old rival, Macales-
ter. In the evening banquet will be
held in the ArmOry at which thou
sand guests will be seated. Captain
Frederick d. Mccarthy, President of
the Alumni Association. will be toast
master The banquet will be followed
by minstrel show in the Auditorium.
The home coming this year promises
to be the largest the college has ever
known. The number of st. Thomas
men who have returned from France
and from camps at home will render
it also the most interesting.
College of ST. Catherine: A vocal
recital was given at the college, Wed
nesday, May I, in the morning. A
particularly pleasing number was
Gounod's Ave Maria with organ and
violin accompaniment, sung by Miss
Victorine Lessen. The delightful pro
gram closed with BlumenthaIs Sun
shine and Rain, by the College Choral
Glass.
The Music Department of Derham
Hall gave a pianoforte recital, Mon
day, May II, at four O'Clock. The pro
gram was furnished by pupils of the
first academic high school class.
St. Josephs Academy: The Alum
nae of the Academy will sponsor 9
benefit motion picture performance al
the Dale theater Saturday afternoon
May II. The picture will be Little
Miss Hoover" with Marguerite Clarl
in the title role. There will be two
performances, the first at 2 and The
last at $50 P. NJ. Members of thu
alumnae will sell candy in the lobb.
to help aid in the project.
Miss ImeIda Egan has charge of thu
music for the afternoon and the follow
ing will play: Miss Grace Donohue
Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald, Mis-
Louise Brown, Miss Matilda Becke
and Mrs. Roy Moritz. Miss GeneViev,
Feely and Miss Fayette Bogart vii
sing.
Catholic Auxiliary: On Monda,
afternoon, May II, a delegation, cor
sisting of the executive board an
parish chairmen, called on the Mos
Reverend Archbishop and eXtende
greetings from the organization an
received his approval of the work be
ing done.
Mrs. Pierce Butler. as President o
the Guild of Catholic Women, ha
been appointed a member of tn
executive board of the Catholic AuXi
larry.
Church of ST. Bernard: The S
Bernard Dramatic Club will prese1
the drama, Dust of the Earth
the parish hall, Albemarle and Ger
MUM streets, on the evenings of Ma
10 and 25. The performance wi
start promptly at SIS. Reservation
for seats can be made with Mi!
Catherine Poetz. 1141 Aloemar
street: Cedar 1920.
c, o. F.: A delegation from Il
Catholic Order of Foresters was 7
ceived by Archbishop Bowling at h
residence on Friday evening, May
After the exchange of greetings al
expressions of welcome, matters pc
tanning to the welfare of the Ord
were discussed.