The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-01-25
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

D. D., Bishop of Superior, Wis.,, sang
Pontifical High Mass at ten o'clock
Rev. P. J. Lydon, pastor of the Cattle
dral of Duluth, delivered eulogy OF
the Saint Dinner was served to a
large gathering of clergy at noon. :.
The examinations closed last Tues
day. The students began their mid
year vacation, and will return on Feb
ruary IL.
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: Captain
William E. Riley, of the United States
Marine Corps, visited the College last
Saturday and renewed old friendships
In an interesting talk given in the Col
lege auditorium, he told his audience
of the wonderful spirit displayed by
the American soldiers in France, EN-
phasizing the fact that through days
of fighting during which it was almost
impossible to furnish them food and
drink, the principal thought OF the
soldiers was of ammunition and more
ammunition to continue the struggle
against the enemy. Captain Riley
has been cited for valor. He and Cap
tain J. Allen Poulter are old students
of st. Thomas, and were both COM
missioned as second lieutenants in the
Marine Corps shortly after the coun-
try entered the war. Their promotions
have been won through hard work.
Captain Poulter is in command OF ma
~ no
eminent transports.
On Sunday afternoon Lieutenant R.
B. Gehan rendered an interesting pro
gramme for members of the faculty,
students and friends of the College.
His singing of patriotic and popular
songs was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Under his leadership the audience
took part in some of the singing.
Catholic Community Service: The
Catholic Auxiliary of the War Camp
Community Service will meet on Mon
day at twelve o'clock at the Field and
Schlick Co.'S Tea Rooms. The full re-
ports of the year will be given by the
financial chairman, ]. G. Flanagan, En-
tertainment Chairman c. Crowley, and
Secretary Miss V. McFadden. A full
attendance of the entire membership
of the board is desired.
A reception will be given for Mrs.
Pennybacker, of Austin, Texas, on
January 20. Mrs. VIM. Ligget is chair
man for this affair.
A,,u;1;or,, Mill bo od m
the reception committee of the w. Z.
C. S. by Mrs. VIM. J. Logue.
Visitation Convent. On Friday even
ing, January 81, a dramatic recital
will be given in the school auditorium
by Miss Mary Genevieve Kellett. The
subject will be, A Message from Mars.
Miss Kellett is teacher of elocution at
the convent school.
ST. Joseph's Academy: Last Mon
day morning Mr.. John Cowper PoWys,
of Cambridge, England, delivered an
intensely interesting lecture to the fac
ulty and pupils of the Academy. HIS
subject was, Modern English Liter
allure. AS Mr.. Powys is personally &C
uuainted with most of the writer's he
portrayed, his lecture revealed the
personal touch to a high degree. Each
character stood forth not as picture,
but as living, vital, human being.
Mr.. Powys was the guest OF Mr.
Charles Farnham for the day.
Sisters of ST. Joseph: Last week
Reverend Mother M. Agnes, Superior
of the Sisters of st. Joseph, complet-
ed her official visitation of the houses
of the Order in the Province of st.
Paul which comprises Minnesota,
North Dakota and South Dakota, and
on Sunday evening departed for the
Motherhouse in ST. Louis where she
resides. The Reverend Mother came
to Minnesota the latter part of Sep
TENDER, accompanied by Sister M. Hy-
acinth, Counsellor for the Province
and formerly head of the College of
st. Catherine in this city, and since
then she has been busily engaged in
visiting the forty-one houses in charge
of her community. She found all the
institutions in fourishing condition
and was we'll pleased with the result
of her first official visitation. Before
leaving she paid a visit to several OF
the parochial schools in this city and
complimented the Sisters in charge OF
them on the work they are doing.
Holy Childhood Associations: The
Diocesan Director of Foreign Mission
.ary Works begs to remind the Rever
end Clergy and various Sisterhoods
in charge of parochial schools thai
the fiscal year of the Association
comes to a close on the fifteenth o.
February. He respectfully urges tina
all membership dues and collections
be forwarded to him at the st. Pau
Seminary before that date.
Church of St. Luke: Miss Mar.
lane Leonard will give dramatic re
cital of Booth Tarkington's "Miste
Antonio" at eight o'clock Wednesda,
evening, January 20, at Knights 0
Columbus Hall, Smith avenue at Fiftl
street. The affair is for the benefit
the Young Ladies' Sodality OF 81
Luke's Church.