The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.
OFFICIAL.

Avenue. The diocesan bushes!
will be transacted through thes'
Offices, which will be open daily, ex
cept Sundays, from $3.50 A. M. tt
II o'clock noon.
The telephones in the Chancellor's
office are Northwestern, Dale 6772
Tri-State "a 521.
Cretin High School: At the com
mencement exercises of the Brothers
school, held in the auditorium on the
evening of June II, several scholar
ships were announced as recently
given to the school. Mrs. ]. Donohue
founded a scholarship as memorial
to her son, Lieutenant Neal Donohue
who was a graduate of Cretin, and
who was killed in battle during the
ST. Mihiel drive in France. Accord
ing to the terms Of the scholarship
donated by Mrs. Hill, widow of the
late James J. Hill, Cretin High School
is permitted to send four graduates
of the school to the college depart
ment of st. Thomas College. Two
graduates will enter the pre-medic of
the College this year and two next
year, and thereafter one student will
be sent each year from Cretin High
School to st. Thomas College.
Last Thursday night eighty-six stu
dents from the school left for Camp
Funston, Kan, to enter the summer
camp which will open on June 81, and
will continue for six weeks. Lieuten-
ant c. D. Kelly and Sergeant G.
Alband will be in direct charge
throughout the course.
College of ST. Catherine: A class in
parliamentary law will be held in the
college next month. The work will
be under the direction of Miss Ada
Cannon, and will begin on the even
ing Of July 5, continuing for six days
The class will be held from to $3.50
each evening. Ladies of the Twin
Cities are invited to attend.
Visitation Convent: The annual
graduation exercises took place at
2:30 P. NJ. on June II in the audi
forum of the convent.
After the program there was a gar
den party at p M, for friends and
relatives to greet seniors and alum
nae.
Ten young women were graduated
They are the Misses jeanette Lamprey
Murray, Katherine Melady, Mary Fo
ley, Barbara SCHNEIDER, Aimee White
Rosette Rapelje, Katherine Murphy
Florence Osborn, Marcelle Dean and
Eugenia Revelle. ... ... ....
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
delivered the commencement address
War Camp Community Service:
The weekly outing for the GONZALES
cent soldiers on Wednesday of this
week was in charge of the parish OF
ST Bernard, of which Mrs. G. M. Lack
ner and Mr.. Michael Mangl are chair
men. The soldiers we're taken for an
automobile ride through the parks
and around the boulevards to Lake
Phalen where refreshments were
served by committee of ladies from
the parish.
Next week the Ancient Order o.
Hibernians and the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the A o. H. will have chage of the
outing. Mr.. Cornelius McMonigale
County President of the A. o. H., an(
Mrs C. J. Conroy, County President O.
the Ladies' Auxiliary, are chairmen.
Church of st. Luke: The closing
or
the end of a very successful schoo
year. The exercises were held Sun
day, June Is, in the Church at 800
P NJ, and closed with Benediction o
the Blessed Sacrament. The boys
choir under the direction of Rev. JOIN
Charles Abbott, and accompanied b,
Professor Bruenner, gave three splen
did renderings; namely, Ecce PAM
Angelorum, by Oh. Gounod; Ave Ma
ria, by Alfred J. Silver, and Praise Y
the Father, by Oh. Gounod. The Rev
Francis T. Burns gave the Benedit
ton and presented the diplomas to tn
pupils who completed the eighth grad
course. The Very Rev. Humphre
Moynihan addressed the graduate:
H6 lOllO"llS ACSSi'Su SiSh'
grade diplomas: Joseph Osborne, LIE
Farley, Daniel Gander, Joseph White
Forest Crowley, Clarence Nixon, Jane
Patton, John Sweetman, John Daverl
Hugh Vergosen, Elmer Mcclure, Lev
is Suerth, Joseph McAllen, Willial
Cunningham, Harold Kinsella, Kew
Butler, Raymond Curry, George Ere
man, Robert Melady, Edward Allel
Kenneth Mass, Gertrude Lonkey, Ros
Cufer, Louise Rogers, Leona Lyn
Helen Hass, Ruth LaBrash, Verna Di
inert, Gertrude keenan,, Irene Austi
Salome Schupnitz, Harriet Limbo
Ruth Spence, Rosalie Madden, Evely
Bendzick, Alice Keough, Leona 4
bachten, Kathryn Silke, Franc
Flynn, Catherine McEllistrom, Ro
Kampman, Lorraine Blaser.
Palmer diplomas were awarded
the following: Rose Cufer, Verna d
inert, Ruth LaBrash, Helen Hass, Hs
riet Linhoff, Salome Schupnitz, Ire
Austin, Evelyn Bendzick, Leona
bachten, Rose Kampman and Lorrai
BlaSer.
The following pupils were entitl
to Christian doctrine buttons: CT;
ence Nixon, John Sweetman, Haro
n