The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-15

finish the second term of study which
will bring many young men to ordina
ton.
St. Joseph's Academy: Master
Jack Kennedy and Vincent J. Dow
ling gave a program last Sunday a.
1880 P. M. at st. Joseph's Academy
Master Bowling is a soprano soloist
in the boys choir at st. Vincent's
Church. The program, for which
Miss Mary Doyle was the accompan
list, comprised popular as well as
classic numbers.
College of st. Catherine: On Sat
urday, February 8, a lecture was
given to the Literature and Latin
classes by Rev. NJ. A. Saunders. The
title was, SICILY in Poetry" In his
lecture Father Saunders brought to-
gether the illusions to this island in
the work of the Greek, Roman
Italian and English writer's.
Joseph Bonnet, noted French or
ganist and composer, gave a recital
on Saturday, February 8, at the col
lege. The recital was one of two
scheduled in the Northwest, one in
st. Paul and the other in Chicago.
The program was complete with num-
bers by well known composers. Mr..
Bonnet is a native of Bordeaux and
is a pupil of the late Alexandra Gull
mant. Upon the latter's death he sue
ceeded to his position as organist for
the Society of Conservatory Concerts.
Monsieur Bonnet formerly was organ
list at the Church of ST. Eustache in
Paris. After the program, the faculty
of the music department entertained
informally for NJ Bonnet The hosts
were Leopold Drummer, professor of
harmony and history of music; Don
aid Ferguson, counterpoint; George
Klass, violin department.; George A.
Thornton, organ, and Harry Phillips,
voice.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
board Of managers, Catholic Guild
Hall, met in the Guild rooms, Wilder
building, last Tuesday at 1915 A. M.
The membership committee met in
the auditorium of the Wilder build
ing Tuesday at 2:30 P. M. to hear
reports on the membership drive
The report was most favorable. On
account of the weather the drive will
be continued until March 1. The
membership committee will meet
again on February 25
Mrs. r. A. Walsh, president of the
Guild; Mrs. Paul Bork, federation
secretary, and Mrs T. f. Cullen,
financial secretary, were the delegates
to the National Congress for League
of Nations, called by the Northern
division of League to Enforce Peace
at Minneapolis Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. J. Logue, chairman of the
civics department, is a member of
the Fourth district committee. which
has in charge the granting of four
prizes to students of high schools
and colleges in competitive offering
of posters for the use of the public
library. These prizes are offered by
the Riverview club of the Fourth dis
trict and are to be given for the best
poster offered by March g. The slo.
gan adopted for the competition is
"A Library Card in Every Home,
and Mrs. Logue will represent the
parochial high schools and Catholic
colleges. y
Church of St. Bernard: st. Der
nard's Dramatic Club will present two
plays at their hall, Albermarle and
Rose streets, next Sunday evening
The offerings are: "Johnny's New
Suit" a comedy in two acts, and "The
Hand of the Law" a melodrama in
three acts. These plays were given or
the first two Sundays of February
but so great was the demand that q
third performance, next Sunday, has
become imperative.
Church of st. Peter cIaver: This
church is about to receive some beau
tiful additions in the form of a new
main altar, two side affairs, stations Of
the cross and a communion railing
The design for the various pieces wa!
submitted by the st. Paul Statuary Co
to the pastor, Rev. S. Theobald
Both stations and railing will mattel
the affairs which are to be finished il
ivory and gold.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: The chill
dren of ST. Columba's parish present
ed two comedies, Wanted, a Cook,
and "Just Like a Woman" las
Wednesday evening at the church hal
Hamline avenue and Lafond street
The plays were given under the diret
ton of Mrs. C. S. Coolidge. The mi
sic was furnished by the Hamline OF
ehestra. Mrs. w. Yorke was j
charge of the presentations.
I cretin High School: Lieutenar
Clarence D. Kelley. commandant {
the recent S. A. z. c. at the Unive
sity of North Dakota, has been desi:
mated by the War department to TAX
charge of the Reserve Officers Trail
ing Corps at Cretin High School. Il
formation of the choice came in tie
egram to Brother j. ElZear, princip;
of the school. The new officer is e.
pected to begin his work as professt
of military science and tactics tn