The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-17
ST. PAUL.

CaLneuFdl. vi dCCOuuL VI lu0 IeSu-
lar meeting Sunday falling on Christ
mas day, the Young Ladies' sodality
will hold its meeting on Sunday, De
cember IS, in the school auditorium,
after the o'clock Mass.
College of st. Thomas: EXamina
tons were held on December IA, Is
and 16. School will be closed for the
Christmas holidays on December IL
and will reopen on January 3.
Thomas B. Roberts, professor of
ornithology at the University of Min
nesota, gave lecture on the wild
birds of Minnesota at the college audi
forum Friday night. The lecture was
illustrated with pictures of the birds
which had been taken by Prof. Rob-
erts in various parts of this state.
P. w. O'Grady, an organizer of par
ish councils for the National Catholic
Welfare association, spoke to the stu
dents at the convocation held Satur
day morning in the auditorium. He
said that each student was sent here
because of some purpose and that it
was each ones duty to learn that pur-
pose and to carry it cut to the fullest
degree. The students were given an
opportunity to aid in progress, accord
ing to Mr.. O'Grady, and only by will
to serve could they carry out this op-
portunity to the uttermost.
College of ST. Catherine: On
Wednesday afternoon, December Z, the
active section of the Shubert club en-
tertained the members of the club at
program in the Jeanne d. Arc audi
forum. The participants were: Marie
L., Swift, mezzo soprano; Harriet Cas-
ady, soprano; Constant Sigrist, tenor;
Edith H. Hahinson, pianist; Lota Mum
dy and Margaret Horn, violinists; and
Margaret P. kindly. The program in
Guided selections from the operas sc
Roi d'Ys" and Carmen" During the
intervals, Miss kindly summarized, for
the audience, the stories Of the operas
from which the selections were taken
On Thursday afternoon, December
s, the feast of the Immaculate Con
ception, the Most Reverend Archbish
op Bowling, blessed Caecilian Music
hall. The Archbishop addressed the
Sisters and students, who were assem-
bled in the auditorium, and after sol
emn Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, he proceeded to the new
building, where the formal dedication
took place. A reception was the1
held in Caecilian hall for Archbishop
Bowling and Archbishop Keane of Du
buque, who accompanied him. Afte
the reception, sacred cantata wal
sung by the college choir in the neV
orchestral auditorium.
Cretin High School: The member
of the football team held their annu
al banquet at the ElkS' club OF
Wednesday evening, December T. Il
addition to the Cretin Eleven, a larg
number of their friends, admirers an
boosters were present as guests
among whom were members of tn
&c" club and of the Cretin faculty
Roland Johnson, 81, acted as toast
master. The election of a captain TO
1922 resulted in the choice of Archi
Halloran, '23, who has done excellen
work this year. A manager for tn
CO. club was then selected by ballc
and Francis Glenning, '21, proved
be the unanimous favorite for this r.
sponsible position After congratul;
tions had been offered the winnin
candidates and their responses hear
addresses were made by Brother E
Zear, director of Cretin, Brother Fra
els, the director of athletics, an
Coach Tom McQuillan. Brief talks
members OF the team followed.
The Biological laboratory at Creti
High has been considerably enlarge
as to space within recent weeks, an
also been given added efficiency
the way of up-to-date appliances ar
general equipment. 1t now occupit
the greater portion of what former
was used as the assembly hall. I'll
interest felt by former students al
those now at school is exemplified
a number of living specimens whit
have been contributed. Among tt
very latest announced by Broth