The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-10

Combinations: Most Reverend AUS
tin Bowling will administer the Sac
rament of Confirmation next Sunday
IN The Church of the Ascension, Min
neapolis.
Cathedral: Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling will address the mem
bers of the Holy Name Society at the
regular monthly meeting on Monday
evening, May y, in the school hall.
All members are urged to be present.
Sunday, May II, is Communion day
for all members of the Holy Name
Society. Pews will be reserved in
the center aisle, for the members OF
this society, at the o'clock Mass.
ST. Paul Seminary: Last week
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
conferred sacred orders privately on
a few young men in the Seminary
chapel. Two students received ton
sure, minor orders and diaconate;
three were given tonsure only, and
nine received minor orders only.
Rev. James Donahoe, pastor OF the
I L.
delivered a lecture under the auspices
of the Catholic Total Abstinence Soci-
ETY. of the Seminary, on the evening
of Tuesday May 6.
College of ST. Thomas: On We'd
resday, May IA, at SIS o'clock, Mr..
Joseph Bonnet and the schOla can
forum of the st. Paul Seminary will
give a sacred concert in the chapel
of St Thomas College. Mr.. Bonnet,
as is we'll known, is the foremost
organist of France and the greatest
Catholic organist Of Europe. The
organ selections which Mr.. Bonnet
will render on the occasion will be
drawn from the most noted compost
tons of the 18th, 18th, and 10Th cen
turtles. Among them is the Eleya-
Zione Of FresCObaldi, surnamed the
Divine, composer of the 18th cen
fury, so renowned as a virtuOso that
thirty thousand people assembled to
hear him when he played in st. Peters
in Rome for the first time. Mr.. Bon
net will render two of his own cOmpO-
sitions, The Song of the ChrysantEe-
NUNS" and Sunrise in Southern
France" The latter number was COM
posed on an early autumn morning
among the hills near Marseilles and
symbolzes the hymn of nature to the
Creator.
The choir Of the st. Paul Seminary
will be heard at its best on Wedn"s-
day morning. Father Missia will draw
from his splendid repertoire his
choicest numbers, illustrating the
finest anthems of the Church in its
various liturgical seasons. Much in
terest in the coming concert is mani
tested in the musical world of the
Twin Cities, and indications point to
large and appreciatiye audience at
the unique concert for which the Col
lege has arranged.
On May Is and 16 the annual mill
tary inspection of the Corps of Cadets
will take place. The officer desig-
mated by the War Department to con-
duct the inspection is Colonel Perry
l.. Miles Colonel Miles is an officer
of much service, having taken part
in the first expedition to the Philip
pines. in the Chinese campaign, and
also in France where he was in com
mand Of a regiment attached to the
French army. He received the Croix
de Guerre for bravery on the battle
field. Friends of the College are in
vited to be present at the military
exercises on the College campus on
the afternoon of May 10. The man
oeuvers will begin at two o'clock.
College of ST. Catherine: Mrs.
Coonan of Minneapolis, on Wednes-
day, April 80, addressed the students.
Mrs. Coonan, during the period of the
war, was an enthusiastic Red Cross
worker. AS an active member of the
Minneapolis League of Catholic
Women, she is also particularly inter
ested in social work. 1t is her hope
that many of the young women who.
at the College, have the opportunit:'
Of receiving good Catholic training
will, in later years, become actively
interested in this line of work in
which there is the possibility of doing
such unlimited good.
The Senior Expression Glass of the
College on Saturday evening, May 3
presented very pleasing program
Readings were given by the following
young ladies: Misses Josephine Park
err, Genevieve Ryan, Clarice Ehrmann
trout, Luella McMahan and Helen
Dore. A vocal number was sung by
Miss Adeline Bastyr, and a violin solo
was played by Miss Marie Tracy.
cretin High School: By an order
read to the Cretin High School R. 0
T. G.. unit on May /, Captain Thomas
J. Delougherty was promoted to the
rank of cadet major and assigned tt
command the battalion. First Lieu
tenant Leo J. Schmitz was promoted
to captain, Second Lieutenant Carl A
Sonnen to first lieutenant, and Sci
geant Donald E. WEIGH to second lieu
tenant.
Catholic Auxiliary: The EXecutiv
Board of the Catholic Auxiliary of tn
War Camp Community Service vii
hold its regular meeting at Field
Schlick & Co. tea rooms next Monda