The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-31
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS, DEVOTION.

st. Joseph. Saltwater.
First Sunday after Epiphany, January
8.
Holy Trinity, New Ulm.
= ST. Joseph's Novitiate, st. Paul
st. Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis.
Second Sunday after Epiphany, jan
uary IS.
Assumption, st. Paul
st. Peter, North st. Paul.
College of st. Thomas, st. Paul.
Third Sunday after Epiphany, Janu-
~ ary %.
st. Anne, Minneapolis,
Little Sisters of the Poor, Mmneap-
oils. .,s. '-r~
College OF ST. Catherine, ST. Paul. !
ST. PAUL
Church of ST. Mary: A gala fare
we'll to old ST. Mary's school is to
ring within it's walls next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, January
anu 5. The Young Peoples club will
stage, on these two nights, real so
ciai goodbye. For weeks the different
committees have been arranging plans
and stirring up interest for the sue
cess of this event. All indications
point to very large attendance on
both occasions, 1t is expected that
many former members of the parish,
who attended ST. Mary's school, viii
be present, and all are cordially in
yited. At first it was thought that
one evening would be sufficient to
give all a chance to visit the old
school, but the demand for tickets
shows that a second evening will be
necessary to accommodate the over
flow. The entertainment is varied
and all may hope for much enjoyment
and "a good time. s.
The Dramatic club is working hard
on play to be presented in the new
St. Mary's hall, late in February. The
club is extremely fortunate in secur-
ing Mr.. Gregory 'Weyand as its play
director. At a meeting last Monday,
the following officers of the club were
elected for the coming year: Don
Welsh, PRESIDENT; Elizabeth ,McNeal,
rice-president; Ruth A1ulqueeney, sec
rotary and treasurer, and Vivian Nc
Neal, business manager.
School days at the old st. Mary's
are over. The second session will be-
gin in the new school at Eighth and
Rosabel streets. This week the furni-
turc and other belongings are being
transferred to the new quarters. 1t
is expected that every thing will be in
readiness for the opening day.
cretin Higl, School: The Cretin
Band, directed by Brother Elzear.
took part in the Christmas holidays
entertainment given at the Margaret.
Street Fairgrounds under the auspices
of the East End Commercial club on
Wednesday evening, December %.
The children OF the playground gave a
program, the Cretin Band rendering
several concert numbers. Mayor
Hodgsou and Commissioner Clancy
made addresses. and despite the cRil-
ly atmosphere, the large crowd in at
tendance thoroughly enjoyed the nee
essarily short, though very appropri-
ate, program.
Brother julius went down to Glen
Coe, Mo-, early last week, whittier he
accompanied three students from the
Freshman Az class, VINO have enter
ed the small novitiate at that place,
with the intention Of becoming Chris
tian Brothers. They will continue
their studies there and in due time
take up the usual course Of training
for the profession of teaching in the
Scholasticate, or Normal school, con.
Quoted at the La Sale institute for
young men who wish to devote their
lives to- the work of education in the
Brothers high schools, academies and
colleges. The young lads who left
st. Paul on December 10, for Glen
coe, are: John i. Ryan, Thomas F.
Fitzgerald and Maurice J. Matthews
They are all bright and promising
students, and they took with them the
good wishes and prayers of all theil
fellow students and teachers.
Christ Child Society: Members, o.
the Christ Child Society were active
in two endeavors Of Importance las
week: the enlarging of membership
has gone steadily on, and the sale o
Christmas Seals took the interest ant
time of many. 1t is to. be hoped tina
when a definite report is made afte
the holidays on campaign progress VI
to date, very large number may b.
able to participate in the satisfaction
that will come from having given pei
sonal effort toward its success.
Miss Mary Anderson, the motion
picture actress, opened the. sale o
Christmas Seals at the Christ Chill
society's booth In the Golden Rule O
Wednesday of last week. Miss Aim
Roehl had charge of this booth, an
also one at the Knights of Columbu
club. Promoters ,of the society hop
that by an excellent record in thi
worthy enterprise. the quality of SER
leo that may always be expected {
the Christ Child society may be cIea
ly demonstrated.
Those who attended the present;
tion of the play, 'The Nativity,
st. James school hall on Decembe
%, had an opportunity to observe r
suits of the society's efforts in the e.
vocational field. This play was direc
ed by Miss Rose ,Klunb who, wit
Af;s. I,l1oror TlovrIirsr has charge