The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Confirmation: On November 80 tn
tered the sacrament of confirmatio,
to class of ainety-two. candidates, O
whom twelve were converts, in tn,
Church of st. Elizabeth, Minneapolis
An offering of $72, to be divided be
tween the chapels of st. Bonifact
and st. Patrick in the new Cathedral
was made by the class.
College Of ST. Catherine: st. Pau
business men who may be doing bust
ness with Spanish-speaking countries
or who receive occasional letters in
Spanish may have their documents
translated by students of the CONNER
cial Spanish course at the College OF
st. Catherine. Students Of the course
have placed their services at the dis.
posal of local business firms.
Mr.. Silvio Scionti, a member of the
faculty Of the American Conservatory
Of Music in Chicago, examined the stu
dents of the music class at the col
lege last week.
Thirty new members were admitted
to the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
on the Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception. Reverend Lawrence Ryan
of the Cathedral officiated at the cere-
mony and delivered the sermon.
The students of Expression at the
will ut
plays, 1.-THE Rising of the Moon,'' "The
Hour GLASS;" and THE Chimes" Mon
day evening, December Is, at 1870
o'clock. The principals in the casts
are: The Misses Luella Mcmahon,
Genevieve Ryan, Clarice Ehrmann-
traut, Mary Grove, Marie Leonard,
Irene Spratt, Margaret Cassidy, Or
Blanche Conroy.
Ladies' Auxiliary a. o. H.: Divi-
sion No. 10, l.. A. to the A. o. H, held
it's regular meeting on Wednesday
evening of this week at Junior Pho
neer hall. There was also an election
of officers.
Guild of Catholic Women: Mem
bers of the Guild attended mass at the
Cathedral in a body at 8 A. M. last
Monday and received Holy Commun-
ion, it being the anniversary of the
Guild. An executive board meeting
of the Catholic Guild was held at
1915 A. M. Tuesday in the Guild
rooms Wilder building.
At the civic department meeting
Wednesday afternoon of last week at
the public library, committee head
ed by Mrs. r. A. Walsh was, appoint
ed to draw res ohltien endorsing the
Third street mall. Copies of the
resolution were sent to Mayor Hodg-
son and Commissioner Clancy. The
civic department pledged itself to CO.
operate in the Red Cross seal sale.
A brief resume of the series of
citizenship lessons, given at the Uni
versity of Minnesota last month I'M
der the direction of the Minnesota
League of Women Voters, was given
by Mrs. Dexter F. Hamilton, secre-
tary of the civic department of the
Guild.
The civic department will cooperate
in making st. Pauls municipal Christ
mas a big success.
Visitation Convent: Miss Ada Gan
non will open series of lectures on
parliamentary law in the Visitation
Convent, beginning Monday after
noon, December Is. The talks will be
given every afternoon of next week
from 100 to 3 o'clock. They will be
open to the high school students and
the alumnae.
Saturday afternoon of last week
Miss Mary Genevieve Kellett gave a
dramatic reading of Paul ClaudeIs
play, "The Tidings Brought to Mary"
An impression of intense interest
was created among faculty and stu
dents by the interpretative powers OF
the reader and the excellence of the
play.
Church of st. Peter cIaver: A two
day Christmas sale, beginning Mon
day, December Is, will be held in the
Church hall, Aurora and Harrington
avenues. Fancy goods, groceries and
pastry will be offered for sale, and
among the special prizes will be $50
Liberty Bond and ton of coal. Take
interurban car going west to Earring
ton avenue, going east to Virginia
avenue. The pastor trusts that all
his we'll wishers will rally to his sup
port in this attempt to pay off the
balance of the parish debt.
The first Mass on Christmas Day
will be at A. M, instead of 5 A. M.
as formerly.
q. MINNEAPOLIS.
Catholic Students Association:
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. c. F.