The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-06
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.


the Immaculate Conception will b.
celebrated in the chapel on Decembel
s. Right Reverend Mgr. Guillot viii
sing high Mass at 9 o'clock. The ser
mon of the occasion will be deliv
cred by Rev. James J. Conry.
r
College of ST. Thomas: The College
was honored during the week by the
presence of Canon Cabanel, chaplain
in-chief of the famous French Alpine
regiments The Canon's address before
the student body proved to be unus-
ually interesting. The stories of
heroic deaths with which it was re.
plete, and the examples of piety on
the battlefield which the reverend lee,
turer wildly depicted touched every
heart At the close of his address the
Canon made an appeal for the father
less children of France.
The registration for the current ses-
sion reached the thousand mark few
days ago. This is a new record for
the College, as, except during the days
of the S. A. T. c., the enrolment never
rose to a thousand.
The Department of Public Speaking
of the college will present Under
Cover" "a melodrama in four acts, by
Roi Megrue Cooper at the college
auditorium, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, December 10 and II, at SIS,
under the direction of Professor VIM.
d. Jameson.
Cretin High School: At the recent
publication of notes for the first quar-
ter's work the following students were
named as leaders in their respective
classes: Senior Science, John Dono-
hue; Senior Commercial, Thomas
kalis; Junior Science, John Luby;
Junior Commercial, Broneslaus Kus-
telski; Sophomore CA, Harold Lauth;
Sophomore "B", William Kelly; Soph-
omore CO., Winston Kielkopf; Fresh
man "a, John Reding; Freshman
3D., William Madden; Freshman co.,
Harold Kelly; Freshman 3D., William
Simpson; Freshman CO., Edwin
Coates.
On last Thursday evening the Alum
nj Association held its regular quar-
terly meeting. Officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected and the mem
bers of the last graduating class mi
tiated The new officers are: Al
Schneeman, 10, President; Thomas
Foley, 10, Vice-President; John Cot
fey, II, Secretary; and Charles
Weber, IA, Treasurer.
Two hundred and thirty-nine mem
bars of the Freshman Glass were form
ally initiated into the student body
in two-hour ceremony held last Fri
Cay at the National Guard Armory
The Cretin band of fifty-two pieces
furnished the music at the reception
given recently by st. Matthew's Par
ish to it's returned soldiers, sailors
and marines.
Among the most interesting floats in
the Civic Thanksgiving Day Pageant
was that of Signing the
Declaration of independence
The officers of the Senior Glass, as
chosen at a meeting during the past
week, are: Herman Frenzel, Presi-
dent; Raymond st. Martin, Vice-presi-
dent; Donald Welch, Secretary; Rich
ard Donovan, Treasurer.
The entire student body was in spir-
itual retreat this week. The exercises
were conducted by the Reverend M. j.
McNulty, S. j., of Chicago.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: Division
No. IL, Ladies' Auxiliary to Ancient
Order of Hibernians, held it's regular
monthly meeting Wednesday evening
of this week. Election of officers was
held.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
annual meeting and election of officers
was held Friday, November %, at
p. NJ, in the Royal Arcanum Hall,
Lowry building The Most Reverend
Archbishop Bowling was the speaker.
The report of the chairman of the
vestment department showed that Al
sets of vestments, also small articles
consisting of Benediction sets, etc,
were sent out during the year. The
chairman of the linen department re-
ported 1856 pieces of linen sent out
during the year.
The following officers were elected
to serve one year: President, Miss F.
c. E. Smith, st. Paul; first vice pres
ident, Mrs M. Mcdonald, Minneapolis;
second vice president, Mrs. M. w. Peil,
st. Paul; recording secretary, Mrs. J.
B. Studley, st. Paul; treasurer, Mrs.
NJ. S. Lawless, st. Paul; financial sec
rotary, Mrs. w. Confarr, st. Paul; cor
responding secretary, Miss Hildegard
Heck, ST. Paul; auditor, Mrs. ]. Esta-
brook, Minneapolis; chairman of the
vestment department, Mrs. Mary
Rentz, ST. Paul; and chairman of the
linen department, Mrs. ]. H. McCar-
thy, Minneapolis.
Arts and Letters: On Tuesday, De-
cember 8, at 2;30 p. M, greeting
of this department of the Guild Of
Catholic Women will be held. Mrs.
Mary Nolan, 997 Lincoln avenue, will,
be hostess "St. Elizabeth of Hun
gary will be the topic under consid-
Grafton and will be presented by Mrs
c. f. McNally A group of Christmas
carols will be given by Miss Irma Just
who is in charge of the musical pro-