The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-22


Cretin who are expected to come from
| Winona to witness the Thanksgiving
Day football game between Cretin ant
Cotter High, of Winona, are Broth
ers Joel, Louis de la Sale and Jar
lath de la Sale.
College of ST. Catherine: The Most
Reverend Austin Bowling, Archbishop
of st. Paul, will be a guest at the Col
| lege of st. Catherine on it's patronal
feast day, Tuesday, November %
High Mass will be sung at $50 A. NJ
by the Reverend C. F. McGinnis. The
Archbishop will address the students
in special sermon. Afterwards a re,
ception will be rendered him by all
members Of the college, and later a
dinner by the faculty.
The pupils of Derham Hall assem-
bled Monday, November 10, to listen
to Mr.. p. ]. Ryan explain the mean
ing of Armistice Day. Mr.. Ryan was
delegated by Governor Burnquist for
the occasion. The day was duly cele-
brated at the college.
Luigi T. Mastrangelo, chief design
er for interior decorating department
Of the Bradstreet Company, Minneap-
oils, gave a lecture on Art to the
members Of the Art Class last We'd
nesday.
Visitation Convent: Armistice Day
was celebrated with patriotic recita-
lions, songs and speeches. Mr. Bur
tin A. Shay delivered a delightful dis
course to faculty and pupils.
On Friday evening of last week the
Rev. d. J. O'Sullivan of the African
missions, gave an illustrated lecture.
Father OSullivan described in detail
the work of the missionaries among
the natives Of the dark continent.
Guild of Catholic Women: Mem
bers of the sewing department of the
Guild met at noon last Monday in the
Guild rooms, Wilder building, for the
regular sewing bee.
A combined meeting Of the st. Paul
and Minneapolis Boards of the Cath
Ollie Infant Home department was
held at 2:30 p. M. Thursday of this
week at the Home, Rondo and Dale
streets.
Mrs. William Tamborino was made
chairman of the friendly visiting sec
ton of the Guild at the juvenile court
and friendly visiting sections meeting
Wednesday Of last week at the home
Of Mrs. r. A. Walsh.
St. Joseph's Hospital: A branch of
the Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary was economically established
among the nurses Sunday afternoon,
November 16, with a charter member
ship of SO, of whom IS are in train
ing and 20 graduates. The Sodality
was organized by Father Garesche, S.
j., Of st. Louis, Mo, who presided at
the preparatory retreat of 8 days
which ended on Sunday evening.
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum: st.
Bernard's dramatic club will present
LIE CCuI6SSlOu, d uidlld III IOur
acts, by James Halleck Reid, for the
benefit of st. Joseph's Catholic Or
phan Asylum on Randolph street, on
Friday, November %, in the Junior
Pioneer hall, 9th and Exchange
streets. Admission Is cents. Re-
served seats $3.50. Reserved tickets
for sale at J. A. WillWerscheid and
Son, 49 w. 9th street The curtain
rises at P. M. All friends of orphans
are most cordially invited.
Catholic Auxiliary: Mrs. P. H. Gal
lagher, of the Catholic Auxiliary of the
former War Camp Community Service
had charge Of the sale of peoples on
the occasion of the Armistice Day eel
ebrations. The receipts from the sale
amounted to more than $4,000.
Friday evening of this week pro
gram of varied entertainment was
given by group of women at the Red
Cross headquarters at Fort Smelling
Those in charge included Mesdames
A. ]. Brophy, R. Slater, G. G. McCar
| thy, H. CARING, and Mrs. P. H. Gal
| lagher, chairman.
MINNEAPOLIS.