The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-25
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

e.end Archbishop Bowling will confer
the sacrament of Confirmation as fol-
lows: October 20, Red Wing and Villa
Maria: October %, Bechyn in the af,
ternoon: October 30, Redwood Falls in
the morning, and Lucan in the after
noon; October 80, Milroy.
Confirmation: On October 10 the
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
confirmed a class of 73 candidates in
the Church of the Sacred Heart at
Rush City. Three converts were in
the class. An offering of SIS was
made by the class. On the same day
the Most Reverend Archbishop con-
tirmed a class of 12S persons in the
church of st. John the Baptist at
Hugo.
St. Thomas Alumni: Two hundred
St. Thomas College graduates gath
cred at the annual alumni smoker at
the Knights of Columbus hall last
Monday night officers elected for
next year included: L. +. Mckernan,
ST. Paul, president; r. A. Scallen,
Minneapolis, vice president; I. j.
Kennedy. Minneapolis, secretary, and
Harold Smith, st. Paul. treasurer. a
program of entertainment followed
the election of officers. Alfred Schnee-
man scored big in a series OF leger-
domain stunts. Vincent Bowling sang
several selections. and Gregory, Wey-
and gave readings. Two four-round
bouts, featuring Jimmy Cashill and
Bonnie Merit, lightweights, and Jim
Delaney and Red Jungwirt, middle
weights, completed the program.
ST. Joseph's Academy: y course of
six lectures on Parliamentary Law is
being given by Miss Ada X. Cannon
in the auditorium of the academy
every day this week from $50 to $3.50
=. NJ. The course will end on Satur-
day. The lectures are open to the
public.
College of st. Catherine: Through
the courtesy of Reverend Murray Dew
lin, the quartette of the world-famous
Sistine choir made an informal visit
at the college recently. During the
visit they presented several choice
vocal selections excellently rendered.
Mr.. George Hewetson, distinguished
writer and lecturer, gave a stereopti-
con exhibit at the Jean dare audito-
rum Wednesday morning, October 10.
The views were chiefly of the Colleges
of oxford and Cambridge and were at
once instructive and entertaining.
Miss Ada Cannon of Davenport, Ia,
spent the past week at the college Civ
ing a course in Parliamentary Law.
On Monday evening, October u, at s
o clock, the College of st. Catherine
will present in recital the Dean of
American Organists," Clarence Eddy,
assisted by Mr.. Bruenner, pianist, and
Mrs. Whitaker, soprano. This con-
cert is open to the public. Tickets
may be procured at the college for
one dollar.
cretn High SCHOOL,: Cretin High
School opened for the current session
on September 8, with the largest en-
rollment of high school students in its
history. All classes are filled to capac'
ity: while the Freshman class, in par
ticular, has broken all former records
At present 242 Ninth graders, who
completed the grammar school course
last June, are now busily occupied in
acquiring the Cretin spirit.
Recently the school band went tC
Shakopee, Mimi, to participate IN the
celebration there in honor of the re
turned service men of Shakopee anC
vicinity. The Cretin musicians took
part in the civic parade in the morn
ing and in the afternoon rendered 6
program at the public meeting, which
was addressed by Governor Burnquist
Mayor Hodgson of st. Paul, and Sena
tor Collier. The band now number:
fifty-five pieces.
The Cretin R. o. T. c. unit has beer
reorganized for the coming year. two
battalions, under the command of ;
lieutenant-colonel, have been formed
Cadet commissions for the year have
been awarded as follows: Lieutenant
colonel: Donald J. WEIGH. Majors: Ar
thur B. Boeringer, John J. Dwyer. Cap
tains: Lawrence J. Neary, Harold G
Farrell. Edmund NJ. Leary, Rich. Z
NIadigan, Jean F. Foley, Harold J. A
ton. John F. Hynes. First lieuter
ants: Casper Strobel, William ]
Thone, Geo. c. Hogan, William /
Coleman, Edw w. Budke, Anthony a
Bader, Raym. A. Gander. Harold +
Rafter. Second lieutenants: Clal
ence ]. Lundgren, Kenneth P. Kan
man, Emmanuel F. Cameron, Albert ,
Cameron, Lorrian J. Luger, Charles
SchrantZ.
Practically all the students of tn
school have now been supplied by tn
u. S. government with uniforms, rifle
and the other required equipment {
the r. o. T. C. cadet.
The commandant, Captain Clark,
S. Infantry, and his able assistan
Sergeant Alband, U. S. Infantry, Al
working hard to develop their charge
even beyond the high grade OF exec
lence achieved by last years Cret
r. o. r. C. unit.
C.. o. F.: The last meeting of tt
Joint committee of the Foresters w;
hold OF Church Hall North St Pal