The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-15
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.


Two hundred colored views will illus
trate every phase of life in the Land
of the Midnight Sun Few are SO
we'll equipped to lend interest to such
a lecture as is Mr.. Raine, for his
acquaintance with Alaska extends
over twenty-one years, during six of
which, as representative of the United
States Treasury Department, he Wis
tied every town and village in Alaska
and many in Siberia once a year.
Every aspect of Alaska in all it's pic
terly and artistic manner by this dis
tinguished traveller.
The lecture forms one of the Sunday
afternoon series of educational enter
tainments given free of charge at the
college during the winter months, and
is open not only to the students but
also to their families and friends. Mr..
Raine's lecture will begin at half-past
three.
Cretin High School: Officers COM
missions were awarded last Wednes-
day at the st. Paul Armory, among
the Cretin High school unit of the
Reserve Officers Training Corps. For
the past month the students have
been receiving military instruction
under Lieutenant Clarence D. Kelly,
commandant at the school.
Those named for commissions are:
Captains, Joseph J. Delougherty,
George F. Kneip, Edward c. Hassett
and Arthur ]. Ryan; First Lieuten-
ants. Leo J. Schmitz Elphege l.. st.
Martin, John ]. Dryer, John NJ
Walsh; adjutant of the unit with the
rank of first lieutenant, Mitchell T.
Hogan; Second Lieutenants, Eugene
F. Foley, Carl A. Sonnen, Harold J.
Alton, Richard E. Madigan.
After another months training a
major of the battalion will be chosen
from among those just commissioned.
College of st. Catherine: On
Wednesday evening, March ), the
beautiful Jeanne dare Auditorium
was filled with an eager and inspiring
audience to hear Elijah Under Mr..
Phillips masterful conducting, the
chorus, consisting of thirty voices,
could do nothing but it's best. Mem
bers of the quartette were Mr.. Harry
Phillips, baritone; Miss Clara Will
liams, soprano; Mrs. Porteous, con-
tralto and Walter Mallory, tenor. Mr..
Phillips possesses a full, resonant
voice of fine quality and his interpre-
tation left nothing to be desired.
Miss Williams, who has voice of
great range and beauty, sang with her
usual good taste and finished style.
Mr.. Mallory deserves special mention
for the pleasing way in which he sang
IF with all your hearts, The or
gan was most ably handled by Miss
Minnie Wagner who proved herself a
worthy pupil of her illustrious teach
er, Guilmant The artistic rendition
of the oratorio thrilled the reverent
audience both with the beauty OF
sound and the spiritual power Of truly
great music.
Nine. Bernard a member of the
League of French Women, in France,
gave a spirited talk at the College
Thursday, February q, at eleven
o'clock. Not only has Nine
Bernard lived the period of the wal
in France, but had also suffered the
loss of her husband, lieutenant in
the French army; hence, the full sig
nificance of the war has sunk deeI
into her heart After making a hasty
resume of the war during the first foul
years, and acknowledging the great
debt of gratitude that France owes tt
the various allies, she voiced an appea
to the women of tomorrow to live
noble lives In order that the war may
not be in vain, she said, the people o
the allied nations must live up to thu
principles for which their manhood
fought and died. Nine Bernard wa
accompanied by Miss Clara Hill of st
Paul,
School Contest: A poster contest
open to pupils of high, graded ant
parochial schools, has been arranged
for the schools of st. Paul.
All posters must be submitted b,
March Is at the Public library. Tn
prizes for parochial school winner
will be presented by the Guild o
Catholic Women The judges are {
L. Buckbee, George Resler of the 81
Paul Institute and Sister Theresa O
st. GATHERINGS College. The poster
will be on exhibition at the librar
for three days, beginning March Is
and then will be distributed through
out the city for show window displa!
Ramsey County A. o. H.: In az
cordance with the annual custom, tn
Hibernians of Ramsey county will r.
ceive Holy Communion in a body {
the Cathedral on Sunday, March 16, {
the 8 o'clock Mass. Members are r
quested to meet at the Cathedr;
School hall, Third street and COLES
avenue, at 1880 a. m. Hibernians al
earnestly requested to be present c
this occasion to show evidence
their faith, by good example.
Church of ST. Patrick: In honor
ST. Patrick's Day the young people
the parish will present vaudevil
program at D. M, at Junior Phone
hall, Ninth and Exchange streets, ne
Monday evening. The program is I
plete with music, vocal and instrume
tai, solo work, readings, and two pla
lets, mo Men Wanted and "W