The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12

Mrs. John Whitaker, soprano, in {
group of songs, and by the Misses
Marie Tracy and Frances Pape
Miss Irene Gcodine gave her recital
on April 4, being assisted by Mrs
n. J. Kennedy.
! Mr.. Silyio Scionti, of Chicago, ap-
peared in recital, at the College Fri
day evening, April 4. An appreciative
audience listened with keen pleasure
to program which was delightful
and artistic from the first number to
the closing note.
Mr.. George Klass, who is the assis-
tant concertmaster of the Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra, on Saturday aft
ernoon, April ), at o'clock, presented
at the College of st. Catherine, in vio-
lin recital, the following persons: Mrs.
J. F. Finkelson, Margaret Horn, Lo-
raine L. Boardman, Wallace Olson,
Herman Weinstein, Benjamin Swalin,
Roy f. Frankson; at the piano were
Miss H. Carpenter, Miss l.. Closter-
mann, Mr. E y. Raymond.
Cretin High School: On Thursday,
April 10, the members of the Senior
Commercial Glass made a tour of in
spection through the Merchants Ma
tional Bank. Mr.. Richard Lilly, presi-
dent Of the bank, and a graduate Of
Cretin, conducted the tour.
Several of the soOists Of the Cretin
! Choral Club sang last Tuesday even
! ing at a knights of Columbus enter
tainment for the wounded soldiers at
Fort Smelling.
The students received Holy Commu-
MON in a body at the o'clock Mass
at the Cathedral on Friday, April f.
! After Mass breakfast was served in
the School lunch room.
| Colonel Ira B. Smith, Inf Z. S. A.
I District Inspector for the Eighth Dis
trict, paid an unofficial visit to Cretin
last week. Colonel Smith expressed
himself as being highly pleased with
the work being done at this r. o. T. C.
Unit
The Third Quarterly Examinations
are to be held during the coming
week.
i Reverend Brother Baldwin, F. S. c..
provincial Of the St. Louis District, is
making his annual visitation at Cretin.
Guild of Catholic Women: Mrs.
| Pierce Butler unanimously was elected
president of the Guild at it's annual
meeting last Monday in the Guild
hall. Wilder building. The other off
GERS elected were Mrs Z. c.. Ives, first
vice president; Mrs. J. Burke. second
vice president: Mrs. w. P. Kenney,
third vice president; Mrs f. c. Lind
ley, treasurer; Mrs. J. H. Russell, re
cOrding secretary; Mrs. J. P. Crowley,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Emily
Hartung, financial secretary; Miss
Loretta Newman, field secretary; Mrs
: w. J. LOgue, federation secretary
: Mrs. p Fl. Gallagher, historian; Mrs
R. A Walsh, fifth member-at-large
: and Mrs. J. ?. Melady. sixth member
at-large. Names of the prospective
= candidates were held in strictest
which Mesdames Thomas Spence
: chairman: w. J. O'T0oie, NJ. P. Ryan
S. NeIady, W. J. Lcgue and Z. J
members were elected chairmen of the
, members were elected Chairmen of the
standing committees: Mesdames F
NJ. Van Valkenberg, Z. J. Clasen, S. S
: Hesselgrave, P. J. Flynn, J. NJ. Doody
and J. NJ. Grandson.
Tt was decided to grant a scholar
ship in st. GATHERINGS College tt
: some young woman who would be in
: terested in a course in sociology, thu
. requirements of which have not ye
L been announced Besides agreeing t.
: furnish window draperieS for TIL
nurses quarters at the post hospita
at Fort Smelling, the Guild member
I voted to supply additional equipmen
/ to both the Infant Home and tn
Guild Hall
There are 1856 enrolled Gull
= members. The membership drive
!, which was started the first of March
! is under the direct supervision of tn
president of the organization, tn
: heads of the various departments an
: parish chairmen. At the expiration c
the fiscal year, May i, it is believe
;, that the goal of 1000 members wi
= have been reached. Up to March
= the Guild had but 100 members on it
J. roster
q Mrs. ]. n. Jackson gave brief tai
J. on the fifth Liberty Loan, after whfc
@. the Guild subscribed to a 500 bone
# Annual reports were read by the V;
0, rious chairmen.
a The retreat of the Guild, which
u an annual event, will not be eel
IL brated at the Cathedral until May tn
5, year. In former years this eXercis
IL was held in the Lenten season.
Members of the Guild are maxim
- arrangements for reception to
held in Archbishop DoWling,s hone
at The Saint Paul in the near futur
: the date of which will be announce
: later.
1T Fort Smelling: The Cathedral choi
St under the direction OF the organs
ne Mrs Frank Hoffman,, gave Gounod
ne ST. Cecilia complete Mass at the r.
ne Cross convalescent hospital at Flo
ne Smelling Sunday afternoon, April s,
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