The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
ST. PAUL.

T he students in groups of eight kept
constant guard of honor during the
hours of exposition. The Reverend
William Busch of the st. Paul Sem
mary, officiated during the various
ceremonies of the exercises.
One hundred twenty-five students
OF the College Of st. Catherine, and
twenty members of the faculty, voted
in favor of compromise between the
Lodge and Democratic reservations to
facilitate the ratification of the treaty
in the intercollegiate peace treaty
referendum at the college. Twelve
students voted for the ratification of
the league and treaty without reser-
vations or amendments, and five stu
dents were opposed to ratification of
the past in any form. Five members
of the faculty and eleven students
voted in favor of the ratification of
the past, but only with the Lodge
amendments.
The vote was taken at the college
on Tuesday of last week.
The Students Association of the
College of st. Catherine presented a
gift of 800 to the Municipal Organ
Fund on January II. The St. Paul
Dispatch with admirable accuracy re-
\ corded the gift as one dollar
st. Joseph's Academy: The Juniors
entertained the Seniors with a de-
lghtful program in the academy re-
ception halls Wednesday evening,
To-
fully decorated, and a very pretty
program was rendered by the Junior
students. A bounteous repast was
served to the guests of the occasion.
On Thursday of this week Rev. C.
F. McGinnis, Phi. D., delivered lee
tire to the students. The topic was
Life and Times of Hildebrand."
The Forty Hours Devotion will
open in the academy Sunday morn
ing, January 25, and will continue un-
til Tuesday evening. The regular
exercises will be participated in by
all the pupils.
Convent Of the Visitation: AS a re-
suit of the class in parliamentary law
Cannon, work has been continued in
that subject as regular part of the
high school course. An alumnus of
the school has offered beautiful
gavel as a prize to the student doing
the best work in that subject through
out the year.
c. o. F.: The January meeting of
the joint committee was held with St.
Augustine's Court No. 947 South ST.
Paul on Tuesday evening, January 49,
At that meeting an auditing commit
tee was provided for to take care of
the growing business of the joint COM
mittee. Brother John Beissel of ST..
Matthew's Court No. 367, Brother
John Morath of st. Peters Court No.
101, and Brother John w. Ryan of
All Hallows' Court No. ST, were ap-
pointed members Of the new commit
tee.
st. Paul Foresters under the aus
pieces of the joint committee paid a
visit to Hennepin Court in Mime
apolis on Thursday, January %. A
large delegation of Forester boost
ers went over in chartered cars. Dis
cussiOn of plans for securing new
members and other live topics were
considered in this big general meet
ing, and an initiation under the joint
auspices of Minneapolis and st. Paul
Courts was considered.
The next meeting of the st. Paul
Joint committee will be held with All
l!allows' Court No. SIT on February
II, at which time All Hallows' Court
plans to initiate class of candidates
All members are invited.
Guild Of Catholic Women: The civ.
les department of the Guild decided
last week to aid thrift week work.
thrift program was held at 2:30 p. m
Friday of this week in the public Ii
brary under the auspices of the de
partment members of which discussed
phases of thrift. Mrs. r. A. Walsh
talked on Thrift in the Home" Mrs
II. T. Quinlan read a paper on "Shar'
with Others; Mrs. C. E. Vasaly OF
"How Thrifty Homes Make Thrift.
Nation; Mrs. P. J. Flynn, Cash an,
Credit, Mrs. J. J. Foley, Education
of the School Children in Thrift"
Mrs. w. J. O'Toole, Thrift in Indus
try; Mrs. E. H. Slater, Buying Gov
eminent Securities; Mrs. w. J
Lcgue, Realty Values in Home Site
as They Contribute to Savings.
Better buying and consistent savin
were considered. Mrs. Logue led a.
open forum on public speaking.
cretin High School: The Januar
issue of 1.-THE Comment was delaye
because of the Christmas holidays.
The Alumni banquet has been Sc
for February II. The newly electe
president, Al Schneeman, 10, and hi
hard working committee are maxim
everything ready for the biggest ge
together in the history of the schoo