The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-04-24
ST. PAUL.

Confirmation: The Most Reverend
Archbishop will administer the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation on Sunday, April
%, as follows: Morning, st. Agnes
Church, st. Paul. Afternoon, st. Mat
thews' Church, st. Paul.
Cathedral: The Young Ladies' So
dality will meet in the Cathedral
school hall Sunday morning, April 20,
after the o'clock Mass.
The following officers were elected
at the last meeting: Helen O'Grady,
President; Gertrude Smith and Liz
eta Jasper, Vice-Presidents; Beatrice
Tozier, Treasurer; and Marie Mitsch,
Secretary.
A social club was formed Thurs
day evening, April Is, by the younger
members of the Cathedral parish
at a meeting held in the assem-
bly, room of the church. A series of
social affairs will be given by the
club. The following officers were
elected: P. Y. Schweitzer, president;
Miss G.. Newell, vice president; L. NC
Quillan, treasurer, and Miss E. Man.
ming, secretary.
Colleqe of St. Thomas: The annual
government inspection OF the corps OF
cadets was held last Wednesday at
2:l5 P. M. Three officers of the gen.
eral staff of the United States army,
Major Charles u. Elliott, Captain Will
liam H. Morris and Captain r. n.
Littlejohn, who are touring the coun-
try inspecting military institutions,
visited the local school.
Recent graduates of the military de-
partment, members of the various
camps, and of the S. A. T. G. will
be sorry to learn that Captain Joseph
Mcneil, u S. A, retired former COM
mandant and Inspector Of Northwest
S. A. T. C. colleges, and this year Il
professor of mathematics, has with
drawn from the college to enter busl-
ness in Galena, Ohio.
Capt. John Leib, assistant command
ant. has given up his position to re-
enter business in Faribault.
Professor Patrick Hourihan of the
mathematics department resigned last
week to accept a professorshlp IN ac-
counting in the La Sale Correspond
ence School of Chicago.
The st. Thomas Dramatic Club has
completed it's annual series OF plays
with the pleasing comedy, ut Pays to
Advertise" directed by Professor Will
liam d. Jameson. Mr. Walter Dalton,
something of the matinee idol type,
won his audience by his portrayal of
Rodney Martin, the idle son of wealth,
whose success was made by adVertls'
ing the harshness of an irate father,
and the love of beautiful private
secretary. AS Mary Grayson, the Sec
rotary, Henry Orme, manly, rough
and tumble little chap on the campus
astonished all by his feminine touches
Mr.. Frank Schenk, the advertising
manager of the blue sky" soap con
Germ, would have gained the apprecia
tive regard of the author and life
contract from the late P. T. Barnum
if those worthless could have but heard
him. Mr.. John Downey played the
part of the aged father. AS the paint
ed Countess de Bearien, confidence
woman, disguised as a Partisan lady
of wealth, Mr.. Bernard O'Riley die
well, speaking slang with fiuency ane
French with touch of the brogue
Secondary parts were taken by
Messrs. Carroll Ryan, Francis Cooney
Maurice Barry, Thaddeus Clancy
Philip Kelley and Randall O'Rourke
Father Dunphy, whose interest IL
all college activities, dramatics a.
well as athletics, is ever unfiagglng
reioiced over the large amount nette'
for the chapel fund.
Followers of st. Thomas dramatic
will share the regret of the player
O.. that this is to be Mr.. Jamieson's las
st. Thomas production, and they vii
wish him a continuation of his SUE
cess in his association with the G. +
F.. Smith and Son Securities and Bond
Company.
St. Aaatha's Conservatory: Las
Thursday evening a pianoforte recits
was given by number of young ladie
of the Conservatory. Those takin
part were the Misses 1nez O'Connol
Marie Phillips, Lillian Lehman an
Elsie Campbell. The selections wer
chosen from Grieg, Chopin, Strelezk
Schumann, Handel and other classics
composers. The Misses F1orenc
Eischen, vocalist, and Evadne Sumo
berg, reader, added some interestin
numbers to the delightful program.
n 81 cretin HigE, School: At the readin
q of notes for the third quarter elias
4 honors were distributed as follows
z Senior Science: George E. Hogan
John ]. Dryer; Senior Commercial
~. Rudolph HOFFMAN,, Thomas