The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
DIOCESE OF DULUTH

Duluth: Very Rev. M. BOland, V.
G., st. John the Evangelist, Wood
land, has returned from his vacation.
Right Reverend Joseph G. Pinten,
Bishop of Superior, administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to los
children and Is adults at the Sacred
Heart Cathedral, Duluth, on Sunday,
June II. Present. in the sanctuary
were the Right Rev. j. M. Owens,
Sacred Heart PROF. Cathedral, Superior;
Rev. James Pagan, st. Mary's church,
Superior, and VERT Rev. M. Boland,
V. G., Very Rev. d. Outlet, O. M. l.,
Rev. Aegidius Atlas, all from Duluth;
Rev. Patrick Ryan. Proctor, and the
local clergy.
Last week all the Catholic schools
in the city held their closing exer-
cises. Father Beine, C. IS. R., was
the speaker at St. Clements; Right
Rev. j. M. Owens of Superior ad-
dressed the students of the Sacred
Heart high schools He emphasized
the fact that to have the best of
American citizens religious training is
required as well as scholastic attain
ments. Fifty-eight boys and girls re-
| ceived their diplomas.
On Friday evening, June 2, the pub
lie speaking class of the Girls Cathe-
| dral high school held their annual con-
test in the Cathedral auditorium. The
contestants were as follows: Will
helmine Hartman, 1.-THE Music Mas
ter" Vivian Johnson, The Lost
Word" Marie Louisell, ''The Gift of
Magi;" Mary Leonard, "The Forest
Chapel Bell" Genevieve Albachten
"A Ward of the State" Flora Duel
lette, Rivals" The girls were coach
ed by Miss Mary Shesgreen. The pro
gram included, besides these interest
ing numbers by the contestants, few
vocal solos by Victoria Benda and two
choruses by the Glee club. Flora
Ouellette was honored with the first
prize by the judges, who were Mr.
Denis Donovan, Miss Alice OLeary
and Mrs. j. H. Moss.
| Sunday, June IL, was day of Firs'
Communions in Duluth. There were
classes at st. Michael's, Lakeside; st
Joseph's, Duluth Heights, at Mime
sofa Point, where Mass was said fol
the first time in the new church
Corpus Christi chapel, and at thu
Church of the Good Shepherd.
), Mrs. N. B. Arnold was elected presi
dent of the Duluth Council of Catholic
Women at their annual meeting hel,
June in the Bishops clubrooms
Mrs. H. s. .Macgregor was elected OF
the first ballot but she was unable t
J. accept the office due to pressure o
other duties. Mrs. d. D. Cleary wa
elected first vice president; Mrs. A. Y
Oullette, second vice president, an
: Mrs. George Hardness, third vic
president. Mrs. G. H. Herr was re
elected recording secretary, Mr.
!. George Lynott, corresponding secrt
!, tary. Mrs. s. j. Kennedy, financia
|, secretary and Miss Jessie Sherider
treasurer.
d 1t was announced by Sister Mar
). Joseph that the Dominican TIE
tiaries are opening a home for wa.
ward and delinquent girls at the Co
pus Christi house on the hill. Alread
n two girls are in attendance there, an
l. as soon as the furnishings are con
r plete a large number can be acc0n
d modated. This home will train th
g girls in useful occupations and ali
/ to make them self.supporting and sci
e respecting when they are returned
8 private life. Mrs. Whitney Wall si
e nified the willingness of her commi
r tee to undertake the work of furnish
s. ing the needed rooms.
ri Mrs. j. r. Killorin, the retirin
e president, spoke of the splendid G
It operation given her by the member
I aud officers and expressed her graf