The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-09
ST. PAUL

Announcement: st. Columba's par
ish will hold bazaar in the new
school hall, Hamline and Blair streets,
beginning December z, and con-
tinuing to its close on Dec 9. A good
time is assured to all who attend. The
occasion will afford an opportunity
TO guests to see and admire the fine
construction and equipment Of the
new school building.
College of ST. Catherine: During
the past week, DR.. Miller of the Uni.
versity of California gave a course
in Vocational guidance to the college
students. In his course, DIR. Miller
showed the uses of psychology in the
determination of the character of an
individual. Dr. Miller also held pri-
vate conferences, in which he pointed
out characteristics of the entire stu
dent body, and offered suggestions as
to the vocational possibilities of each
student.
The Sophomore-Junior interclass
basketball game was held at four
o'clock on Wednesday in the college
gymnasium. The score was 1914 in
favor of the Sophomores.
College of st. Catherine: On Fri
day, November "a, at IL o'clock, DR..
Miller, eminent psychologist and char
acter analyst, lectured to the students
in the Jeanne dare auditorium on the
subject of character-building. DR..
Miller presented his statements in a
highly interesting way. He showed
how the thoughts and desires of the
individual stamp themselves on the
face, so that it is a simple matter for
the psychologist to determine the
character of the individual by observ-
ing the set lines of the face.
On Saturday morning, the feast-day
of st. Catherine, Solemn High Mass
was celebrated at 10 o'clock. Father
James Moynihan was the celebrant.
The Most Reverend Archbishop Dowl-
ing addressed the students. After eu-
lOgizing ST. Catherine, His Grace
pointed oft that she symbolizes purity,
that most beautiful of virtues. He
concluded with an exhortation to those
who are so Especially under the pat
ronage of st. Catherine to prize vir-
tue as highly as she did.
Directly after the Mass, a reception
was held in Caecilian hail. Both col
1ege and high school students were
presented to the Archbishop.
ST. Joseph's Academy: The Acade-
my, the high school magazine, won
first prize at the annual convention of
the Central Interscholastic Press AS
ISOLATION held at Madison, Wisconsin
on December and 3 Magazines from
two schools in Chicago won the prizes
for the country at large, but ST
Joseph's magazine won first prize in
Glass B. This ranks The Academy as
the prize magazine in Minnesota. St
Joseph's also won first place for the
largest delegation at the convention
Eighteen students and two Sisters
numbered the delegation.
The Seventh Grade entertained
their friends, November %, at an in
teresting Thanksgiving program. A
vocal solo, recitations, piano numbers
and two one-act plays made up the
program Josephine Tierney, mem
her of the class, charmed her audience
with her reading of a poem of her owl
composition, entitled Cherry Red am
Silver Gray
DIR. Miller from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, delivered series of lectures
character-study and character-analysi
as basis for vocational guidance
College of ST. Thomas: Nationa
Educational Week was ushered in a
the College of ST. Thomas by a solemn
Votiye Mass of the Holy Ghost and
sermon by the Very Rev. Marshall ]
lie Sage, C. NJ, Rector of st. Vincent
apostolic College of Cape Gerard, Mis-
souri,.
Two student teams will meet in
debate in the college auditorium
Wednesday, Dec. 6, upon the sui
ject, shall Congress be empowered
veto a decision of the Supreme Coul
of the United States?" The affirm;
tive team is Thomas B. Lang, Cheste
Teich and James Ward. The negativ
is taken by Leon Koelfgen, John i
Crowley and Harold p. McPhee. Th
Faculty-Parents, association is expec
ed to attend in body.
In preparation for the Feast of tn
Immaculate Conception, the stude1
body will attend, a series of religion
exercises beginning Tuesday, Dec
and closing Friday, December 8, wit
general communion and Solemn Hig
Mass. Noon day addresses will
made during this period by Reverer
P. Roy of ST Paul, and Rev. A.
Munich, Phi. ID. of Milwaukee, Wis.
twenty-five Thanksgiving baske
were made UP and given to need
families of the Twin Cities on Thank
giving Day by the students of tt
school.
st. Luke's Parish: st. Luke's Fol
nightly Club will meet at Mrs. G.
Ingebrand, 976t laurel Ave, Monda
December IL at 2: Is p. m. !,
St. Luke's@P Parish Council will no