The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-07
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

sacrament OF COnnGuldIlOl DIT TIE Va
thedral, in St Paul on Sunday after
noon, June s, at three o'clock
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop administered the
sacrament of confirmation last Sun
day as follows: In the morning he
confirmed a class in the Church OF
St. John, in st. Paul, which consisted
of 11S boys, 120 girls, men and 10
women. An offering of $3.50 was made
towards the chapel of st. Patrick in
the new Cathedral. In the afternoon
of the same day class was confirmed
in the Church of Holy Rosary in Min
neapolis, consisting of 161 boys, 1913
girls, 20 men and % women. An offer
ing of 500 was made for the chapel
of the Blessed Virgin.
Cathedral: On Sunday morning,
June s, the Most Reverend Archbishop
Bowling will sing Pontifcal High
Mass at IL o'clock
ST. Paul Seminary: On Sunday
morning, June 1, the Most Reverend
Archbishop Bowling ordained twelve
young men to the priesthood Eight
of this number are for the Diocese of
st. Paul. Their names and the
churches in which they will sing their
first Solemn Mass on Sunday, June 49,
are as follows: Rev. John P O'Don-
nell, Cathedral, st. Paul; Rev. George
T. Keefe, st. Marks, st. Paul; Rev.
w. J. Gibbs, PTO-Cathedral, Mime
apolis; Rev. Thomas p Ryan, Holy
Name, Minneapolis; Rev. Charles A.
REM, st. Agnes, st. Paul; James l..
Westphal, Maple Lake, Mimi; Rev
Patrick J. Ryan. st. Sylvester, Chi
cago; Rev. Nicholas J. Finn, ST. Bird
get, Chicago.
The other new priests are as fol-
lows: For Dubuque, Rev. James D.
Kearn and Rev. Frederick J. Kriebs;
for La Crosse, Rev. w. ]. Gille; for
Crookston, Rev. Charles l.. Barth.
College of ST. Catherine: Mrs
John l.. Whitaker and Mr.. Vincent j.
Bowling, of St. Paul, gave a song re-
cital at the College on Monday even
ing, June 2. In Mrs. Whitaker's de-
lightful group, Tschaikowsky' Aria"
Jeanne dare" and Horsman's Bird
of the Wilderness" were particularly
beautiful Mrs. Whitaker and Mr..
Bowling were accompanied by Mrs.
Frank L. Hoffman. A unique feature
of the program was the number,
Tricks and Talk" by AL. Schnee-
mann, Drestidigitator.
The Fifteenth Annual Commence
ment Exercises of Derham Hall High
School Of the College were held Tues
day morning, June 3, at ten o'clock,
in the Jeanne dare Auditorium. The
class of twenty-seven young women
marched in to the strains of Chauvets
Professional: March Religious" A
chorus of over one hundred voices,
with Professor Leopold Bruenner di-
recting and Professor George A.
Thornton at the organ, opened the pro-
gram with two songs. The address by
the Reverend John Dumphy, vice
rector of The College of st. Thomas,
was an inspiration to those interested
in the aims of education rightly So
called. In glowing words Father
Dumphy pointed out that education
in it's truest sense, is not fully attained
when there is a Sound mind in a
sound body" but that there must be
a moral growth as we'll. Two choral
numbers and the Star Spangled Ban
ner," in which all joined closed the
very pleasing program. The members
of the class passed from the stage
while Smart's Recessional, Festival
March, was played.
The Rev. John Seliskar, Phi. D., OF
the St. Paul Seminary, delivered the
baccalaureate sermon in the chapel Of
Derham Hall High School, Sunday
evening, June 1. Doctor Seliskar
with characteristic earnestness, dwell
upon the great necessity and advan
tages of a truly Christian education.
Convent of the Visitation: Monday
morning, June 8, there will be High
Mass sung by Rev. John P. Cleary
Rev. NJ l. j. Griffin will deliver the
baccalaureate address.
On Monday evening the pupils under
the direction of Miss Mary G. kellett
will present The Masque of the two
Strangers" and the playlet "Comus.
The Visitation Choral Club, OF
Wednesday evening, June IL, will pre-
sent Haydn's oratorio, ''The Creation.
The performance will be under thu
direction of Mrs. Frank l.. Hoffman
Distribution of honors will take
place Thursday afternoon of mex
week at 2:30 o'clock
The little girls gave their recita
Friday afternoon, June 6.
X. of c.: Last Tuesday night
vaudeville show, under the direction
of the Knights of Columbus, wa
staged at the Fort Smelling GONZALES
cent house Five interesting nun
bers drew long and genuine applaus
from the soldiers. Refreshments at
erwards were served to the soldiers b
the girls of the John Ireland Club c
the War Camp Community Service.
Kniohts of Columbus: Gonzales
cents at Fort Smelling and other so
diers will not have to worry about nc
weather this summer if plans of tn
of CoI,1rob hrs work ont Sati