The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

the Cathedral presented three-act
comedy, What Happened to Jones,
Thursday evening, February Is, at the
Cathedral assembly hall, The play
was delightfully."- entertaining and was
supported by well-balanced cast un-
der the competent dictatorship of
Miss Rose Marie Blesener. During
the intermission selected songs were
rendered by Jane Holland Cameron,
accompanied by Mrs. Catherine Hoff-
man. The club has a membership of
fifty-fve, thirty-two of whom entered
the military service, home and abroad,
while the remaining twenty-three
were subject to call when the arms
tice was signed.
The regular meeting of the Young
Ladies' Sodality of the Cathedral will
be held in the school auditorium after
the eight o'clock Mass on Sunday,
February %. 1t is important that all
members attend
College of ST. Thomas: A vaude-
vile stunt, Man of Many Faces by
Charles Marley, was the principal
feature of an entertainment given
Friday evening, February q, by the
Purple and Gray Club of st. Thomas
College for the benefit of the athletic
department The entertainment was
under the direction of Mr. Albert
Pryor There we're other features,
closing with a moving picture.
Catholic Infant Home: The neces-
stiles and comforts attendant to a
good start in life were assured the
thirty babies living at the Catholic
Infant Home, 341 North Dale street,
last Saturday by the success of the
silver tea given for their benefit by
the st. Paul Guild of Catholic Women
and Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women. The interest aroused in the
project through acquainting the Wis
itors with the nature of the work, and
the liberal silver contributions for
the maintenance of the institution,
will go long way toward making
the coming year highly successful in
aiding and protecting the infants and
their mothers, the directors said
Tribute to the constructive welfare
work accomplished at the Infant Home
was paid by Rev. John Doherty, city
missionary, st. Paul, and Rev. Thomas
L. Welch, st. Paul.
Cretin High School: Cretin high
school had it's Reserve Officers Train
ing Corps officially recognized last
Monday when 405 cadets passed in
review for the first time before Lieu
tenant Colonel Ira Smith and Captain
J. W. McNeill"of the division of spe-
cial training of the general staff
Lieutenant Clarence d. Kelly, new
commandant at Cretin, arrived in ST.
Paul from North Dakota University
and took charge of his command at
once.
Although the R. o. 7. G. at Cretin
received public recognition for the
first time, the work Of training the
cadets has been going on for several
months under the command of Lieu
tenant Bronson West, whose training
is said to have fitted the Cretin boys
to pass the Federal inspection test
which enters them as virtually the
only high school R. o. T. G. unit in
the country. A military band of
thirty-fve pieces is included in Lieu
tenant Kelly's command.
X. c. Initiation: Seventy-five can
didate were admitted to membership
by the Knights of Columbus Saturday,
February Is. The first and second
degrees were put on during the after
noon by a degree team from Mime
apolis. The third degree was given in
the evening. District Deputy ]. c.
Whelan was in charge.
ST. Benedict Aiumnae: Former stu
dents of ST. Joseph, Mimi, will have
a dinner at The Saint Paul, February
%. At'that time plans will be made
to form permanent alumnae organ
ization. All young women interested
are invited to attend the dinner, res
ervations for which may be made
with Mrs, Irene Berrisford O'Neill 175
North Fairview avenue, or Miss Agnes
Kalscheuer, 1871 Lincoln avenue.
Church of st. Mark: The students
of the College of st. Catherine, under
the auspices of the League of the
r. Sacred Heart of the Church of st
Mark entertained at the parochia
school hall last Monday. An interest
ing program was presented which in
cluded vocal and instrumental solos
readings and a two-act comedy, Mrs
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State Presidents Meet: Presidents
of the various Catholic women's
organizations throughout the state
assembled in st. Paul Thursday
February 20, for mass meeting a
the Wilder building. Mrs. r. A
Walsh, president of the Guild o
Catholic Women of ST. Paul, issuet
the call to the presidents, and more
than fifty delegates were here for thu
meeting, which was held from 10 A
M. to IL M, and from 1880 to P. M
with luncheon at noon. Each Of tn
delegates was given ten minutes t
report on the activities of their re
spective organizations. The speaker
were Rev. l.. F. Ryan, pastor of thu
Cathedral of ST.. Paul; Rev. I. E. Gu
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