The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-08

TOnal feast oil the CoHeSe was Soic-
brated on Friday, March Z. Very Rev
erend James C. Byrne, Administrator
of the diocese, sang the Mass. The
sermon of the day was preached by
Rev. james Cassidy, of the college
staff. At noon dinner was served to
the large number of visiting clergy
men and to the st. Paul seminarians
who attended the celebration.
ST, Joseph Novtiate: A retreat for
the Sisters will be given in the Novit-
late from March 1919. The exercises
will be under the direction of Rev.
Marcellus Mccarthy of the Passionist
Monastery at Des Moines, Iowa.
College of ST. Catherine: A course
in parliamentary law will open in the
college on Monday, March 10, and will
continue for one week, closing on Sat
nrday, March IS. Two classes a day
will be held, IL A. NJ. to ! P. M, and
1885 to $3.50 p. M. The work will be
under the direction of Miss Ada K.
Cannon, of Davenport, Iowa. Miss
Cannon has just finished most sue
cessful course of work along the same
lines at ST. Clara College, Sinsinawa,
Wis. The classes will be open to the
women of the Twin Cities, and will
be found most useful for women en-
gagged in society and club work. The
advance registration is most crafty
ing.
Seventy young women, comprising
the juniors and seniors of the college,
assembled at Field, Schlick & Co.'S
tea rooms Wednesday, February 26,
for a prettily appointed luncheon
given by the juniors in honor of the
seniors of the academic department.
After the luncheon the guests re-
turned to the college for a social time.
The juniors of the high school de-
partment of the college presented
the play 1.-THE Thirteenth Star"
Wednesday evening, February 26, in
the Joan Dare auditorium of the col
lege. Proceeds were used to buy an
asbestos motion picture curtain for
the college. ..!,& IL
Catholic Order of Foresters: The
Joint Committee of the Catholic Or
der of Foresters met with st. Mar
tinus Court No. $50, Wednesday even
ing, February 10. Addresses were
made by State Secretary G. w. STEM
ger, Chairman of the Joint Committee
H. J. Goodwin, Chief Ranger of st.
Martinus Court, Mike Mandl, and
Chief Ranger of st. Monica's Court,
w. C.. o. F., Mrs. Joseph M. Hoff-
mann. Luncheon served by the mem
bers of st. Monica's Court followed
the meeting and a social time COM
pleted a most enjoyable evening.
About three hundred and fifty mem
bers were present Pursuant to the
suggestion of the High Court, enter
tainment will be more prominent
feature of the meetings of ST. Mar
tinus Court hereafter, the members
having decided to devote the second
meeting of the month largely to that
purpose.
Arts and Letters Department: The
next meeting of this department OF
the Guild of Catholic Women will be
held at the residence of Mrs. ]. A
O'Shaughnessy, S46 Holly Avenue
Thursday, March IS, at 2:30 P. M
Rev. l.. F. Ryan, pastor of the Cathe
dral, will address the meeting. A VIC
lin program will be given by Mr.. Abe
, Pepinsky. Refreshments will be served
and social hour spent. Mrs. John M
Byrnes, Chairman of the Department
will preside.
Guild of Catholic Women: Five
hundred new members have beer
added to the Guild of Catholic WON
en- since the organizations big drive
began less than three weeks ago
The drive is still in progress. The
campaign is under the direction of {
parish chairman in every section O
the city, headed by the president o
guild, Mrs. R. A. Walsh. Several mel
have Joined the organization as sus
tanning members.
Nominations for election of officer
for the annual meeting of the guile
were held last Monday. The annua
meeting of the organization will b.
held Monday, April Z, at the Wilde
building.
Organization was the subject o
an address given by Rev. John Dc
herty, who is active in the work O
the Juvenile court. A letter from
Miss Rose Walsh of st. Paul, now il
France as war worker, was read.
The annual silver tea will be give
this year at the Catholic Guild hal
March II.
After Mondays meeting, a musics
program was given by Miss Florenc
O'Reilly, accompanied by her siste
Miss Alice O'Reilly.
Church of st. Louis: A two week
mission will open in the Church
st. Louis on Sunday, March 9, an
close Sunday, March %. The fir:
week will be for the women, and tt
second for the men of the paris
The mission will be preached by tt
Rev. Joseph Jacqmin, c. SIS. R.,
Montreal, Canada.
Church of ST. John: The parish a