The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-21
ST. PAUL

81. L AUL
Announcements: fhe Young Ladies
Sodality of the Cathedral will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the Cathe-
dral School Hall after the O'Clock
Mass on Sunday, October p.
The Cathedral Girls Basket Ball
Team will have their first practice
Thursday evening at 1880 P. NJ, Octo-
Der 10, 1922, at the Cathedral School
Auditorium. All girls interested
please report. Curtis Rountry has
been secured as coach. For fur-
Their information call Miss Alma
Roehl, manager, Dale 2500.
Announcement: There will be
meeting of the Catholic deaf at the
Cathedral chapel, October %, at $50
a. m.
The College Of st. Catherine: The
annual faculty reception was held
Thursday evening, October thirteenth.
Following the reception, an informal
big-sister party, sponsored by the up
per classmen, was held in honor OF
the new students. During too-briet
intermission, Senorita Candida Campo
presented several charming Spanish
dances. Miss Florence Kieltie sang
Il Wish | Knew" and Miss Bernadine
Troendle offered violin solo.
St. Thomas College: The degree
of doctor of philosophy has been con-
ferred on the Very Rev. Thomas E.
Cullen. rector of, st. Thomas las, college,
by his alma mater, the University OF
Ottawa, at Ottawa, Can. The degree
of bachelor of philosophy was con-
ferred in 1898 by the same school.
The news of this honor has gladdened
the student body and a legion OF
friends in the Twin Cities. .,
Eight hundred students were reg
istered on October Z, of whom three
hundred and ten were collegians.
A much higher mark will be
reached before the end OF the
first semester. Many students are
expected to come here for the second
beginning in February, 1928. The
honor system has been installed in
the college department. 1t is taking
well WlLn Tie SIuu0uLS.
New faculty members are: The Rev
NJ. A. McRaith, M. A, and Rev. Leo
Gleason, B. A., after successful post
graduate courses at the Catholic Uni
versity of America. The faculty OF
the College of Liberal Arts will be
strengthened by the addition of the
Rev. VIM. Coughlin and Mr.. George
ID CnnUhllT
returns to his Alma Mater after {
three years course of study in the
department of history of the 'Univer
sity of Louvain. Mr.. VIM. }
Tomsicek, NJ &c., comes from the Uni
versity of Michigan, where M
achieved distinction in the depart
ment Of chemistry. Rev. Thoma!
Nolan is in the department of science
while he is continuing his course il
chemistry at the U. of M. Harry j
Mehre, formerly of Notre Dame Uni
versity, is the new professor o
Journalism and Mr.. F. Garcia, M A
of Spanish language and literature
In the department of engineering tn
college was singularly fortunate i
securing the services OF Mr.. ii. I
Oyerhold, who for twelve years wa
actually engaged in practical engineer
ing and for four years was on the sta
of the engineering school OF the Tn
versity. of Minnesota. The Rev. jon
2. Foley is appointed to the positio
of Vice Rector of the college. He wi
also continue to be dean of the d.
partment of studies.
Rev. Martin j. Griffin, for fiftee
years the treasurer of the College
st. Thomas, was appointed pastor
st. Vincent's parish, st. Paul, MINI
on September 20, and left the SAN
week to take charge of his new pos
ton.
From all indications October 2
1922, Homecoming Day will go dow
in the annals of st. Thomas COLES
as the greatest day in her histor
Elaborate preparations are being MAJ
to entertain the loyal alumni in
manner BETTING them. The star fe
ture of the celebration will be Il
Hamline-St. Thomas game.
Announcement: st. Agatha's, co
servatory is bringing the famo
pianist, Moissaye Boguslowski. to Z
city for the benefit of its studen
and the public during Music Wee
October 20 to November 4. He W
appear in the Conservatory Au'
forum on Monday night, October
at o'clock, and the music facul
of the school is offering a speci
price of $1.O0 per ticket so that t
artists music may be within reach
all music lovers of st. Paul.
Agatha's own Steinway grand pia
viii be used for the OCCASION Tickt