The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08

Archbishop will administer the Sacra
ment of Confirmation as follows:
October 8, at Saltwater; st. Mary's
church in the morning; st. Josephs
at P. NJ; st. Michaels at 4 P. M.
ST. PAUL.
st. Paul Seminary: Alumni Day will
be October II. Preparations have
been undertaken to make this a joyful
occasion fo- Alumni and students. In
citations have been sent out and a
large reunion is anticipated. The com
mittee is determined to make this
Homecoming the greatest in the his
tory of the institution.
College of St. Thomas: The day
students and boarders at st. Thomas
college will compete for banner dur
ing the month of October, the emblem
to be awarded to the group which
shows prOportionally the greater num-
Der of daily communicates during the
month.
A parent-teachers' association was
formed Sunday afternoon at the col
lCge. The organization is a new de-
parture for the institution F. NJ Van
Valkenburg, st. Paul, was named pres
ident, and Joseph E. Grady, Minneapo-
lis, secretary. The present enrolment
at st. Thomas includes students from
thirteen states, besides young men
from the Philippines and other foreign
countries.
Rev. Thomas E. Cullen, rector of
the college, was among the speakers
at the meeting. General Howard,
commandment, and Major Alfred Bal
sam, instructor in military science and
tactics, also spoke.
St. Agatha's Conservatory: Rev. P
II. Salmone, D. D., Phi. D., native son
of Alexandria, Egypt, will give an il
Illustrated lecture, with $50 pictures OF
the Dardanelles, Constantinople
Egypt, Damascus and Armenia, on
Wednesday evening, October II, at
O'Clock, in the auditorium of the Con
servatory. All are invited,
Guild of Catholic Women: The first
general meeting was held Monday, DC
tober 3, in the Auditorium of the Viii
der building. Mrs. E. G.. Ives, presi
dent, and Mrs. P. H. Gallagher gave in
teresting reports of the National Con
ferences of Social Workers and Cath
Ollie Charities held in Milwaukee, Mr.
d. E. Weigle gave a short talk in the
interests of the League of Wome1
Voters. Reports of the summers
work were read and tentative plans
for extending the membership were
made. Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan, pastor
of the Cathedral, was the speaker OF
the afternoon. He congratulated the
women of the Guild on their success
full efforts of the past and urged the
individual members to do more vol
unteer work in helping to carry ou
the plans of the coming year. H,
spoke of the important place now Civ
en- in all social work councils to tn,
question Of child welfare as hopeful
sign for the future. He condemned
the over-emphasis on child right
which permits the child rather thai
the parent to rule the home and pre-
vents the child measuring up to it
responsibilities. He also spoke on tn
elective courses in high schools an
colleges which are often the means O
allowing unguided youths to vast
years in improbable study.
The regular meeting of the Gull
Hall board will be held Tuesday, OctC
Der II, at 1890 A. NJ, in the parlor
of the Guild Hall, 215 Nelson avenue
Mrs. F. ]. Spriggs will preside.
Church of ST. Luke: The paris
Council of Women will hold their regl
lar business meeting in the auditor
UNI of the church on Wednesday, o.
tober IL, at 2:30 P. M.
The Parish Council of Women wi
give Silver Tea at the home of Mr.:
VIM. P. Burke, 1916 Marshall avenu,
on Thursday, October Is, from to
o'clock. A musical program will
given. Those assisting Mrs. Burk
will be Mrs. j. P. Collins, president {
the organization, Mrs. John Wolf,
Mrs. l.. Borneman, Mrs. Micha'
Woulfe, Mrs. Milton Baird, Mrs. job
Miller, Mrs. Thomas O'Neill and Mr.
NJ. J. Reardon
At meeting of the Young Ladie
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin, hel
last Tuesday evening in the schot
auditorium, election of officers too
place, resulting as follows: presiden