The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-08
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

SOHCNC VI SAs SeA'iSi pOSSPI
Bonnet, a 'worldrenowned organist
will give recital at the College a
$3.50 P. NJ. Saturday February 8. !
nominal fee will be charged, and thu
public is invited. Mr.. Bonnet, wht
comes from Paris, is giving series o
recitals in this country. Only two re
citals are programmed for the North
west. however, one to be presented il
Chicago and the other in ST. Paul
The College of ST. Catherine is said tt
have one of the finest organs in the
country 1t was presented to the col
1ege about year ago by students.
Dr. Frederick Cook, of international
fame, in recent years, in connection
with polar exploration, through the
courtesy OF Mr.. NJ. c. Dillon of St
Paul, paid d visit to the College or
Wednesday, January 30. DR.. Coob
gave an address in which he graphic
ally sketched his trip to the top OF
the globe" dwelling at some length or
the character and customs of the Es
kimo. He brought his interesting lee
ture to a close by a statement to the
effect that his claim as discoverer of
the North Pole has been authenticated
by d congressional document, and the
signature of sixty-nine Arctic eXplor-
ers
The Cercle Francois of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota presented in the au-
ditorium of the College of St. Cath
crime, on Tuesday evening, January %,
some scenes from the plays of Ed
mond Rostand. These theatricals had
been given, as tribute to the mem
DRY of the recently deceased poet and
dramatist, at Shevlin Hall on Friday,
January "a. The proceeds are to be
expended in the cause of French or
phanS. The cast included both French
and American students. The French
students were Mile. Angelo Petit, of
the College of St. Catherine; N. Jean
Catel and NJ. Paul Bonnet of the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
In the two scenes from Les Roman
eSques, the principal parts were taken
by Miss Margaret Sunwall and NJ Jean
Catel. In the three scenes from Cyra-
no de Bergerac, the parts we're acted
by Mile. Petit as RoXane, NJ Catel as
Cyrano and Mr.. Joyce as Christian.
Mr.. S. NJ Delson opened the evening
with an address on Rostand and the
significance of his work. He also
briefly touched upon the plots of the
dramas from which the scenes were
taken.
DR.. w. Buttrick, the educational di-
rector of the Rockefeller Foundation,
New York, addressed the students of
the College. Saturday, February |, at
eleven o'clock. DR.. Buttrick referred
to the time in which We live as the
age of woman. BE our individual
views on the subject what they may
said he, woman suffrage is here
woman has come into her own" Eng
land, during the Great War. he
pointed to as a living example of how
efficiently woman is able to fulfill the
duties of man in all walks of com
mercial life. He called attention to
the fact that. for the responsibilities,
which necessarily accompany woman S
right to take active part in the govern
ment of the world, there should be an
adequate preparation. BY showing
that the subjects of the ordinary cur
riculum may have significance and
a development as broad and deep as
life itself, he demonstrated that a col
lege education is just the sort of
training that woman should have for
the duties that are devolving upon
her.
ST. Joseph's Academy: The second
semester began on Monday, February
), with an enrolment of 40 pupils
the largest in the history of the
school.
On Friday, February Z, patriotic
program was given before the students
grades by Mrs. Theodosia Crosse
teacher of Expression at the school,.
Guild of Catholic Women; The
Membership Campaign of the Guild OF
Catholic Women is progressing in a
tions are that the goal of two thousand
members will be reached. The result
may enable the Guild to take on state
wide Importance. The fine points OF
the organization of the Guild are be
ing shown every day by the wonderful
results in organized parishes. The de-
partnental club is one of the best
forms of Women's organizations, and
the Guild of Catholic Women of ST
Paul owes debt OF gratitude to its
founders for the thought and foresight
which secured its admirable plan.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Guild was held at the Wilder building
at 2::30 P. NJ. last Monday. Rev. Johr
Doherty, city missionary, spoke, and {
musical program was given by Mrs
L. NJ. Heineman.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Mon
day evening, January q, Ramse!
County Board, Ladies Auxiliary to A
o. H., held joint installation at Hi
bernian Hall. State President, Mrs
Mary B. Daley, who was installing
officer for the evening, was greeted
by large audience, the hall beins
filled to the DOORS Officers were the1
installed from Divisions one, seven
eight. eleven and twelve. Mrs. Daley
was assisted in the impressive cere