The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-12
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Confirmation: The Most Reverend
Archbishop will administer the sacra-
ment of confirmation as follows: June
-: $50 a. m, in the Church of st.
Joseph, Minneapolis; at 2 p. m the
same day, Church of st. Helena, and
at p. m. Church of Holy Name,
both of MinneapolisA
Confirmation Held: On May q the
Most Reverend Archbishop admins
tered the sacrament of confirmation
in the Church of St Mark, St Paul,
to a class of 207 persons, including %
converts. An offering of 1925 was
presented to His Grace by the class
mortal Fund
On May 80 His Grace confirmed a
class of 1G2 persons. including Is
converts, in the Church of st. Column
ba, ST. Paul An offering of $40 was
presented towards the Archbishop Ire
land Memorial Fund
Archbishop Bowling confirmed a
class of "a children on June 2, in the
ST. Joseph German Catholic Orphan
Asylum, this city.
Last Sunday afternoon Archbishop
Bowling confirmed class of $50 per
sons in the Church of ST. Mary of the
Lake. at White Bear OF this mum
Der II were men, II were women and
the rest were children of the parish:
There were nine converts. An offer
ing of 800 was made towards the
Archbishop Ireland Memorial Fund.
College of st. Thomas: Paul Wolfe.
member of st. Thomas college class
of 1919, was awarded a gold medal
as a first prize in a recital staged by
the advanced students of the piano de-
partment of the college recently
Among his numbers was the Sonata
Pathetique, Op. 10, 1.-TWO pianos). He
appeared three times on the program
The second award went to Earl Wal
dorf. The program was staged under
y.
head of the piano department, who
also was represented by an original
violin composition entitled "Serenade,'
played by Laurel Lano.
Visitation Convent: Commence
ment exercises were held last Tues
day afternoon in the school audtori
UNI. A large and appreciative audi
enCe assisted on this festive occasion
BendalPs cantata, The Lady of Sha
lott, from Tennyson, was rendered by
chorus of fifty voices, and other in
lightful program. Rev. Oliver Dol
phin introduced the following young
ladies who received graduating med
ais and diplomas from the hands Of
Rev. Peter Meade: Lois A. Wunder
Agatha NJ. McCabe, Mercedes A
Flynn, Dorothy E. Dean, Miriam
Blaine, Elizabeth C. Robinson, Mar
garet A. Barrett, Katherine H
O'Rourke, Marcelline S. Mealey, Ruth
NJ Quinlan, Anne NJ. Rainey. The
commencement address was given by
Rev. c. F. McGinnis, Ph.D.
College of st. GATHERINGS: The
eighth annual commencement eXer
cises of the College of st. Catherine
began Sunday evening, May 80, will
the delivery of the baccalaureate ser
mon by the Reverend Jeremiah H
Harrington of st. Paul Seminary
The Most Reverend Archbishop BOWL
ing conferred the baccalaureate de
grees and gave the address to the
graduates on the following Wednes
day morning in the Jeanne dare Au
ditorium of the college. DR.. Lotus {
Coffman, president-elect of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, gave the com
mencement address. The Reveren
John Dunphy of the College of 81
Thomas presented the following car
didates for degrees: Theresa Auel
bach, Vivian Brady, Frances Collins
Marion Daily, Mary Donnelly, Edit
Donohue, Marie Doyle, Georgia Fiscf
err. Geraldine ellis, Clara Glenr
Katherine Hanley, Winnifred Healey
Valerie Kennedy, Louise Leonard
Marie Leonard, Constance Logue. E
sic McAuley, Marion McCartin, Estf
er Martens, Susan Moore, France
Pape, Angelo Petit, Lucienne Petit
Modesto Reichert, Jean Rittenhoust
Helen Schilling, Loretta Simard, Mar
Tierney.
st. Joseph Academy: The st. j
seph's Academy Alumnae associatio
will hold its twentieth annual meetin
at the academy Saturday, June L
The business session will begin at
D. m, and will be followed by electio
of officers Benediction will be give
at $50 p. M, and the annual banque
will be held at $50 p. m. Toasts wi
be given by Miss Helen Mccarthy, Mis-
Madeline Ryan, Miss Aileen Hyne