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

Miss Irene Frankman and Miss Con
stance Payte.
In the competitive examination re
Gently held at the Academy, Miss Hell
en- Reding, Cathedral school, obtained
the highest average. This entitle!
her to one-year scholarship in thu
Academy. The scholarship was of
fered by the alumnae of the school.
st. Joseph's Hospital: On Monda,
afternoon, June IA, at 8 o'clock, st
Joseph's Hospital will graduate TWEEN
| ty-four nurses. The commencement
exercises will be held in the Cathedral
school auditorium. Most Reverend
Archbishop Bowling will deliver the
address of the occasion, and the grad
yates will be introduced by DR.. E. w
Buckley, chief of staff of the Hospital
Derham Hall: The sixteenth annu
| al commencement of Derham Hall
high school, preparatory to the Col
lege of st. Catherine, was held Tues
day morning, June 1, in Jeanne dare
auditorium. The Reverend Thomas
E.~>Cullen, pastor of the Pro-Cathe-
dral, Minneapolis, conferred the di-
plOmaS and gave the commencement
address. The Reverend T. P. Ryan
of the College of ST. Thomas pre-
sented the following candidates:
Mary Frances Archer, Irene Barnet
tier, Mary Lucille Bristol, Irene Bar
ron, Esther Conrad Marcella Clou-
tier, Bernice Dynes, Lillian Donnelly,
Lorraine Dunn, Margaret Devlin, Lll-
ellie Ermatinger, Lucille Evans, Irene
F'rautschi, Gertrude Fitzgerald, Fan
ME Grinnell, Blanche Gagne, Beata
Gaskell, Marion Grunge, Madeline
Garner, Genevieve Haas, Inez Hagar-
ty, Mary Millicent Hall, Mary Kelly,
Lenore Kaine, Helen Kueffner, Agnes
Lesser, Irene Lalonde, Bertha lie Dos
quet, Marie Mollers, Dorothy Murray,
Annabel Murphy. Blanche Mcclure,
Mary Louise Mulhall, Ruth O'Malley.
Marie Rybak, Helen Stewart, Gather
inc SOmers, Catherine Anne Toomey,
Marie Van Landingham, Lucille Wes-
sci, Mary Alice WEIGH, Mabel Will
liams, Zita Young, Irene Murphy.
Catholic Infant Home: At the re-
Ollie Infant Home the following were
chosen: President, Mrs. Thos. H.
Wallace; vice president, Mrs. H. B.
Sweetser; treasurer, Mrs. Thos Ryan;
assistant treasurer, Mrs F. C. Miller:
secretary, Mrs. H. C. Pelton: assist
Directors-Mrs. Frank Whitmore,
Mrs. Anna Bristol, Mrs. G.. L. Ineich-
en- Mrs. NJ. J. Reardon. Mrs. A. J..
Quint, Mrs. S. ]. Melady, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Gleason.
House-Mrs. S. S. Hesselgrave,
Mrs. P. F. McDonough.
Purchasing-Mr D. w. McCanna.
Mrs. NJ. J. Rearden.
Sanitation-Mrs. J. H. Hammell,
Mrs. F. C. Miller.
Adoption-Dr. Allen Magner. Mrs.
NJ. J. McFadden.
Child Welfare-Mrs. A. J. Quint,
Miss Helen Ryan.
Women Welfare-Mrs Anna Bristol.
Sewing A. J. Marley, Mrs. F.
w. Plant
Diocesan Director-Rev. Thomas A.
WEIGH.
x. of c. Evening Schools: Thirty
teachers in the knights of Columbus
evening schools of st. Paul were en-
tertained last Monday night at a ban
quet given at the Elks' club. John A.
Norton, principal, presided. There
were 1,050 pupils, mainly eX-service
men, who took advantage of the
course in automobile engineering and
repair work since the school opened.
Plans for the reopening in Septem-
Der with larger accommodations were
explained. 1t is yet undecided wheth-
er the school at 166 West Sixth street
will be used next year.
Knights of Columbus: On Tuesday
evening, June Is, the st. Paul Council
III lulCldIS d uS" CldSS VI CdAuludISS
The first and second degrees will be
given.
A. o. H. Initiation: Hibernians OF
Ramsey county will initiate a large
| class Sunday, June Is, under the di
| rection of the state degree team, al
the A. o. H. halls, Sixth and Seventh
streets. The business meeting will
start at 2 P. NJ and will be followed by
a social session.
Church Of st. Mary: The closing
exercises of ST. Mary's school will take
| place next Sunday at the eight O'Clock
| Mass, at which the six graduates o.
the Commercial department and nine
teen graduates of the eighth grade
will receive Holy Communion in {
body and be awarded their diplomas
Prizes will be given to all who have
merited them by proficiency in study
attendance and department.
On Tuesday of this week the grad
yates were given banquet by thu
pupils of the seventh grade in TIL
school hall, which was tastefully dec
Grated with the class eolors.
The members of st. Mary's choi
held their annual picnic on Monda.
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