The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-27
ARCHDlOCESEofST PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
Palm Sunday, March %:
IS. Cyril and Methodius, Minneap
oils,
Loretto Hospital, New Ulm.
Little Sisters of the Poor, Mime
apolis. .. go.
Easter Sunday, April 4: s.r
st. Cecilia, st. Paul.
st. Matthias, Hampton.
st. Peter, Eden Valley.
st. Timothy, Maple Lake.
st. Henry, st. Henry.
Low Sunday, April II:
st. Elizabeth, Minneapolis.
Sacred Heart, Murdoch.
ST. Andrew, Fairfax.
Immaculate Conception, HARRISBURG
st. John, st. John.
Second Sunday After Easter, April 49,:
st. COLUMBIA, st. Paul.
ST.. Stephen, Anoka.
Sacred Heart, Faribault.
st. Mary, Marystown.
st. Joseph, st. Joseph.
College of St. Thomas: Saturday
morning, March 20, in the college au-
ditOrium before the entire faculty and
student body, was held the finals in
the collegiate debating contest. 1t was
participated in by six students, three
for the affirmative and three for the
negative; all that survived from fifty
two men who have been debating in a
series Of preliminaries extending over
period of two months. The contest
this year was an unusually spirited
one, and held the rapt attention of the
audience to the very close. The win
ners were awarded purse of SIS
divided as follows: Robert Barry, St.
Paul, first place, $50; Philip Mackey,
Saltwater, Mimi, second place, $25;
Frank Schenk, Fort Pierre, S. Oak,
third place, $40. The subject was:
Resolved, that Congress adopt legis-
lation providing for compulsory arbi-
tration of all labor disputes of public
service corporations Professor Will
liam D. Jameson of the Department
of Public Speaking, presided. Pro-
fessor F. J. Taylor was timekeeper.
The judges were: Mr.. Richard Doher-
ty, Mr.. Chas. Doran and Rev. Leroy
Westfall; all former debaters of the
school. st. Thomas has unique posi-
tion in the subject of debate. During
the period of eleven years there have
been seven outside contests. Not one
of these has been lost. 1t is hoped in
the negotiations now pending for an
outside debate, that this remarkable
record will still be maintained
Guild of Catholic Women: The meet,
ing of the executive board of the
Guild will be held Tuesday, March 80
the Wilder building. The Guild had
charge of the program for the Fourth
District meeting of woman's clubs on
March 20. Rev. l.. F. Ryan of the
Cathedral spoke on Music and Its
Place in Divine Worship"
Father O'Sulivan's Lectures: Father
O'Sullivan of the African Missions lee
tured in st. Bernard's parish hall to q
crowded audience last Sunday evening
On Monday evening he lectured in St
Mary's parish hall, ST. Paul, and on
Tuesday at st. Michael's, Saltwater
On Sunday next he will preach in st
Casimir's Church and on later dates in
St. Joseph's, Minneapolis, and in st
Francis de Sales and st. Adalbert's
St. Paul.
College of st. Catherine: Pergolesi's
"Stabat Mater" will be given at the
College Tuesday evening, March 80
at o'clock, under the auspices of the
college association. Mrs. John L
Whitaker, soprano, and Miss Matilda
Heck, contralto, will be assisted by the
college chorus of $50 voices. Franz
Thornton at the organ, and thu
stringed quartet, consisting of thu
Misses Rosamond Fiske, Irene Lynch
Marie Ryback and Mary WEIGH, will
furnish the accompaniment. Leopold
Bruenner will direct. "By the River
of Babylon" the 18th psalm, wit
musical setting, composed by Mr.
Bruenner for organ, harp and violin
will be given for the first time on thi
occasion.
La Concha, the first year book o
the College of st. Catherine, now be
ing edited by the Junior class, will b
ready for distribution the first part o
May. The year book staff consists Q
Miss Luella Mcmahon, editor-in-chief
Miss Marcella Frank, associate editor
and Miss Geraldine Haley, bushes
manager.
cretin High SCHOOL, Belated award
for expert craftsmanship won a
Camp Funston, last summer, hav
been distributed to the fortunate c;
diets with special ceremony. The SUI
cessful cadets were: Capt. Harold
Alton, Capt. John P. Hynes, Lieut.. A
thur J. Bader, Lieut.. L.. M. Smitl
Serg. Eugene Willwerscheid, Ser
J. P. Luby, Pvt. John E. Clarke.
Church of St. AdaIbert: The Thi
teen Hours Devotion was held la
Sunday. The parishioners' seized tt
opportunity of complying with the
Easter duty, more than $500 approac
ing the Sacramento.