The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-22

and writings on historical research
work.
The commencement exercises of tn,
college will take place on Friday, June
4. In the morning the last military
parade of the year will be held and the
cadet officers of the coming year viii
receive their commissions. This will bt
followed by an assembly in the Audito
rum, where customary orations viii
be delivered.
In the afternoon the flag presented
/ to the college by the graduates of this
year will be blessed and put in place
The comforting of the diplomas will
begin at o'clock. His Grace, the
| Most Reverend Archbishop, will pre-
side and give the address of the oc
| caSion.
Cretin High School: One hundred
and ten parochial school, eighth grade
graduates took part in the annual
scholarship examination held at the
ners were as follows:
John Patton of st. Luke's school
| with 1909 the highest average ever
attained in any Cretin scholarship eX-
animation. John Pihaly of st. Francis
De Sales school; Francis Lynch. St.
Marks; James DOnohue, st. Luke's ::
Joseph krammer, St. James; Harry
| Mullarky, St. James; Raymond Nc
Carthy, Cathedral; Edward Starr,
| Blessed Sacrament; Harold Themes,
st. Vincent's; Walter Wallraff, AS
! sumption.
The band concert given at the
Knights of Columbus Hall on Monday,
May II, was a great success. 1t was
| the first concert ever given by a Cretin
| band and the enthusiastic reception
accorded the young musicians augurs
we'll for future programs of the same
| kind.
| Commencement has been announced
| for May % at the st. Paul auditorium
st. Joseph's Academy: On Saturday
afternoon of this week at 2:30 o'clock
the members OF the senior commercial
class of the Academy will present
| "COrnelia,' tive-act drama, in the
auditorium of the school,
Visitation Convent: Last Sunday ev-
ening an interesting play, Six Who
| Pass While the Lentils Boil was pre-
sented in the school auditorium.
On Thursday evening two pretty
plays were given by the students.
They were: The MasQue of Two
Strangers" and The Three Pills in
a Bottle
Church of ST. Mary: A play emit
| tied, The Farmerette,' will be given
| by the members of the graduating
| class of st. Marys school next Sun
| day afternoon at 3 O'clock and Men
day evening. May "a, at s o'clock, in
| the school hall, corner of Ninth and
| Locust streets. The following are
members of the cast: Agnes Mcneil,
| Mary Miner, Vera Burkholz, Anna
| Stewart, Helen Smith, Dorothy Arnold,
| Vivian Mcneil. This will be the clos
| ing number of an interesting pro-
gram of songs, fancy drills, panto-
mines, etc. Music on both occasions
will be furnished by the st. Thomas
| orchestra.
Church of St. Luke: A large class
will receive Holy Communion in this
church on Saturday morning, May 80,
at the nine o'clock Mass. Conirma-
| ton will be given the following day.
| "POmander Walk which will be
| given on Thursday and Friday even
ings, May q and %, at ST. Thomas
| College auditorium by the st. Luke S
| Dramatic Club, is three-act coined !
which has it's setting in London in the
sixteenth century. The plot is woven
around the inhabitants of Pomander
| Walk, suburb Of London They are
a gentle lot who, living in the same
neighbOrhoOd, are the best of friends
| Then there are a few from outside
Foreigners in the Walk who also
figure in the happenings. There are
Marjory and Jack, Barbara and Basil
| who love, Lord Otford and Lady Lar
chenais who have loved long since, Sir
Peter and Mrs. Poskett, widow, who
do after fashion. Then there is DR.
SternrOyd, a helpful sort, and Brook
Hoyskn, man of fashion, the eyesore
who is a mystery, and Caroline Thring
| social worker who tries to infiict
charity on the happy community.
Following is the cast: Mar
jorie Lane, Margaret Meighen
Jack, Jack Mumm; Lord Otford
Walter Spriggs; Lady Larchenais
Clarice Ehrmantraut; Brook Hoyskn
Louis Sheehan; Sir Peter, VIM Win
ter; Mrs. Poskett, Clara Murphy; Car
oline Thring, May Barry; Dr. Stern
royd, Francis Mcdonald
The play is under the auspices O
the Blessed Virgin Sodality, and i!
under the direction of Miss Mary Gen
evieve Kellett.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: TIL,
Forty Hours devotion is being held il
| this church on Thursday, Friday an,
Saturday of this week. The evening
sermons are being given by Rev. J. A
' Kern. The devotion will close with
| High Mass at 10 a. m on Sunday.
!, MINNEAPOLIS.
+ st. Margaret's Academy: On Satul
S day afternoon, May %, at three o'cloc