The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-13


St. Peter, Eden Valley
st. Timothy, Maple Lake.
Sh. Henry, st. Henry.
ST. PAUL.
cathedral: More than 100 boys in the
Cathedral parish have signified theil
intention to join the three troops OF
Boy Scouts of America, which will
be organized in that parish by Law
renee Harris, field secretary of the
National Catholic War Council, as a
part of its reconstruction program.
The following officers were elected at
a meeting held last week at the Cathe-
dral rectory: o. c. Carter, chairman;
A. \. Schauffhausen, trainer; ]. j.
O'Brien, advancement director; w. A.
Hickey, publicity; T. c. O'Bryan, out
of doors chief, and DR.. Owen McKeon,
physician.
College of ST. Catherine: A retreat
for the pupils of the High School de-
partment opened last Wednesday
morning and will close Saturday of
this week. On Sunday morning the
College students will enter retreat
which will close Tuesday evening of
next week. The exercises of both
retreats are under the direction of
Rev. William Graham, c. SIS. r.
Father O'SuIIivan's Lectures: Rev,
Of
of African Missions preached in the
Church of the Assumption, st. Paul
and lectured in the parish hall on
Sunday last to a crowded audience
The results reached $271. He lee.
tured on Friday afternoon in St
st. Agnes Church Sunday evening
and on Tuesday evening, March 1G, he
will speak in ST. Matthew's parish hall
Father O'Sullivan has just returned
from the Pacific Coast where, during
the past two months, he has been en-
gagged in making known the nature
and the needs of the great work OF
charity which he represents and in
enlisting the sympathy and the sup,
port of the benevolent in its behalf
His sermons and lectures in Seattle
and in Portland were followed by very
satisfactory results. 1t will be remem
bered that Father O'Sullivans lee
ture tour had been progressing favor
ably here in December last when he
was compelled by an attack of illness
to change his field of labor to the less
rigorous mid-winter of the Pacific
Coast. He now resumes his mission
in st. Paul with the permission Of
the Most Reverend Archbishop.
Father O'Sullivan is a guest at the
st. Paul Seminary.
st. Joseph's Novitate: Ceremonies
of reception and profession viii
be held by the Sisters of st. JOSEPH
at the Novitiate, Randolph Street anC
Fairview Avenue, on Friday, Marcel
10. Rev. L. F. Ryan will sing the
Mass at $50, and the Most Reverend
Archbishop will preside at the cere
monies Immediately afterward. Din
ner will be served at twelve o'clock.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: A groul
of pupils of st. Agatha's conservatory
assisted by two vocalists, were hear(
in recital last Saturday afternoon a
the conservatory. The entertainment
was given under the auspices of tn
st. Paul Housewives League for tn
benefit of an Armenian orphan
adopted by the organization. Mayo
l.. c. Hodgson opened the program
with a short address. A playlet, RE
flected Glory" was cleverly done b.
the following girls: Beatrice Toziel
Cecilia Marien, Helen Fitzgerald, LIE
more Manly, Josephine Lother an
Louise Henning. Mrs. John l.. Whit
aker and Mrs. Frank Gehan SANG
Others on the program were Agne
Hickman and Louise Reed, VIII
played Chopin's "Valse Brilliante" an
Debussys 'Nocturn' and a polonais
on the piano. Miss Annabel Lefebvr
was attractive in Spanish featur
number. Two violin numbers, Drig'
Auer's >"Serenado" and Cesar-Cui
"Orientale' were beautifully played b
Miss Ruth Helger. Miss Beatrice tt
zier created interest in her reading {
a selection from, Booth Harrington
"Penrod.'' Leopold Bruenner, at tn
piano, played the Accomplishments.
St. Agatha's Conservatory will pr
sent the Little Folks in the Expressio
and Special Feature classes in tn
Conservatory Auditorium on Saturda
March 13, at 500 o'clock in the pr
gram which has been planned
compliment to the Ladies of the Hous
wives League and their friends. TIL
following program will be rendered
Readings by Josephine M. Kirby, Rut
M. Stevens and Marie V. Hemmins
vocal solo, Rosetta REM; piano sol
G. Wagner and B. Bauer; reading
These will be followed by the coined
entitled, Reflected Glory.
A. O. H.: Hibernians of Ramse
county will initiate class of fiji
members on Sunday, March IA, at
p. m The state degree team wi
have charge of the degree work. Mer