The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-02-07
ST. PAUL.


s o'clock Mass.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Holy Name Society will be held on
Monday evening, February 8, at the
Cathedral assembly hall, 239 Selby
avenue All members are earnestly
urged to be present as the election of
officers will be held at this meeting.
CTetin High School: Preparations
for the Alumni banquet, February II,
at the St. Paul Hotel, are going for
ward with great enthusiasm. Al
Schneeman, the president of the c.
B. A., has scheduled the best enter
tanners of the Twin Cities for the
evening.
The &C" affair brought together
many friends of the school. The foot
ball team was given enthusiastic
marks of appreciation during the
evening.
Col. Ira Smith inspected the Cretin
r. o. 7. C. Regiment last Thursday.
1t was the first time that the student
instructors, graduates of the Summer
Camp at Funston, had occasion to
demonstrate their ability to impart
military information.
The Cretin Building is now ready
for the X of G.. night school, En-
rollment of service men is already
quite heavy, and Mr.. John Barry pre-
diets capacity lists before the opening
date.
Visitation Convent: On Thursday,
January 30, the Sisters of the Vista
ton celebrated the feast of their
founder, ST. Francis de Sales. There
was a solemn high Mass sung by Rev.
Oliver Dolphin. The deacon Of the
Mass was Rev. Thomas Cushen, and
the subdeacon, Rev. John Abbott.
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
delivered a beautiful sermon which
proved to be a masterful study of the
spirit of the sainted founder OF the
Visitation nuns. After the Mass the
Most Reverend Archbishop and the
visiting clergy were entertained at
dinner.
St. Marks A. o. H.: The Ladies
auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, held installation ceremonies
Thursday night, January 90, at st.
Marks school hall. The following Off
GERS were installed. Margaret Mortar
tv. president; Mary McDonough, vice
president: Bernice Moriarty, record
ing secretary; Agnes Foley, insurance
and financial secretary; Mrs. Sweet,
treasurer; Bernardine Hyde, mistress
alarms; Margaret Calvin. sentinel;
Mrs. Mary Foley, chairlady of stand
ing committee.
St. Johns Alumni: The annual
meeting of the st. Johns University
Alumni association was held at the
Assumption hall, Thursday evening,
January 30. Officers elected for the
ensuing year were as follows: Mich
ael Weiskopf, reelected president; L..
Mohs, vice president; L. E. kalscheu-
er. secretary; Anthony Yoerg, re-elect-
ed treasurer; Paul A. Frolich, chair
man membership committee; Clemens
Ryan, chairman entertainment COM
mittee, and William Marzolf, chair
man press committee. The meeting
was followed by social session. Rev.
Father Killien, o. S. B., of st. Johns
university, was the principal speak
err
x. of c. Initiation: Last Sunday
afternoon ninety-eight candidates were
given the second and third degrees in
the hall of the local Council. The de,
gree work was in charge Of a team
from Minneapolis under the direction
of district deputy, ]. c. Whelan.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
of next week the club will stage the
comedy, Seven Keys to Baldpate.'
A. o. II. installation: Divisions No
/ and Z, Ladies' Auxiliary to the An
cient Order of Hibernians, installed
officers with the county board las
Monday evening, at Hibernian hall.
ST, Matthew's Court c. o. F.: st
Matthews Court, No. 3G7, Catholic Or
der of Foresters, will give a social
Woodman Hall, corner of East lsabe
and Starkey streets, on Tuesday even
ing. February 10. Music will be fuE
nished by Schmidt's orchestra. Tick
cts are soc. All brothers are invite
to attend.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: S
Demands Dramatic Club will presen
1.-The Confession" an lnterestln
drama in four acts, on February
There will be two performances
the Cathedral School Hall, matine
at 2:3O for the children, and anothe
performance at $50. Admission wi
be fifty cents for adults and fiftee
cents for children. The cast is no
able one and has achieved signal SUI
cess in many dramatic presentation
in the past. The Cretin High Scho'
orchestra will furnish the music X
the occasion. There will be also
number of vocal and instrument
features between the acts. Anon
these will be tenor solos by Mr.
La Nasa, and duets by Mr.. La Mas