The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-15
ST. PAUL.

81. PAUL.
Appointment: Rev. Michael Ryan,
pastor of Inver Grove, has been ap-
pointed pastor of the Church of st.
John at Darwin, TO succeed the late
Father CosgrOve who died in Ireland
4 few weeks ago.
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop confirmed class of
50 candidates, including one convert,
in st. Leo, on May 4. On the same
day His Grace administered the sacra-
ment of confirmation to class of SO
in Candy.
Combinations: The Most Reverend
Archbishop will administer the sacra-
ment of confirmation in the church of
St Stephen, Minneapolis, Sunday
morning, May 16. In the afternoon at
2 o'clock His Grace will confirm a
class in the church of Our Lady of
Lourdes in the same city. At 4:30 P
NJ the Archbishop will address the
Catholic Students Association Of the
University of Minnesota.
On May IS Archbishop Bowling will
confirm class and attend the celebra
ton at lie Sueur Center.
Cathedral: On Pentecost Sunday
May %, the Most Reverend Archbishop
will pontificate in the Cathedral and
will confirm a class of candidates in
the afternoon.
College of St. Catherine: A vocal
recital was given at 100 P. NJ last
Tuesday at the College of st. Gather
inc The following pupils were pre-
scented: Helen Heffernan, Geraldine
Haley, Virginia Steinfort, Grace
Matchie, Phyllis Haley. Marie Leonard
Marcella Frank, Frances Pape and
Mrs. A. Adamson.
ST. Joseph Academy: There will be
competitive examination for al
grammar school graduates at st. 10
seph'S Academy at $50 A. NJ. Satur
day, May Is. The winner will be given
a scholarship of a two-year academic
course at the school. The scholarship
which is given by the Alumnae asso
citation, has been advanced from one
year to twO-year course.
The Senior class of the Academy
entertained the members of the Junior
class at a children's party at the schoo
last Tuesday. The hours were from
P. NJ. to P. NJ. A color scheme
of green and gold was carried out il
the table appointments and in decorat
ing the rooms Miss Ellenanne Nc
Carthy was chairman of the refresh
ment committee, Miss Margare
Healey of the invitation committee
Miss Margaret Lunney of the decora
tions and Miss Marie Maron of thu
entertainment committee. They wer,
assisted by a number of young girls
members of the class. The party i
an annual affair.
cretin High School,: On Monday
May 10, the members of the elocu
ton class met at the Armory for tn
first contest of the year. Edward
Miner, 81. took first honors wit
The Settlers Story" Paul Shelly wa
a close second with the old but eve
herty. as Jean Vatican" took thir
place. Rev. Leroy Westfall, Rev
William ]. Gibbs and John j. w. No
Donough acted as judges.
A second elocution contest will TAX
place at the Cathedral Auditorium o.
Friday evening, May 81.
The Cretin Band concert will b
held at the Knights of Columbus ha
at S:15 P. NJ, on Monday, May II.
will be the first time in the history {
the Capital City that band compose
of all st. Paul boys will attempt
concert.
On Friday of this week the Christia
Brothers celebrated the feast of the
holy founder, Saint John Baptist d
La Sale. A Solemn High Mass Wa
sung in the Cathedral at SIS A.
The panegyric of the Saint We
preached by Rev. Joseph Corriga
pastor of st. Marks Church.
c. O. F.: The committee appointe
at the last joint meeting of the Cat
Ollie Order of Foresters to take care I
arrangements for the joint initiatio
and celebration at Knights of Colun
bus hall in ST. Paul on the afternoo
of May %, met last Monday evenin
After certain routine business in CO.
nection with the day was disposed
the committee examined the situate
in reference to the probable numbt
of candidates available for that da
Approximately two hundred candidate
are expected to be on hand and thel
is no doubt that the affair will be
big success from every viewpoir
Gustav Keller. High Treasurer, Is e
,pected to represent the High Cou