The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-04

armory Tuesday. February 2S; for all
the students, was attended by a large
crowd. The hall was decorated by the
students and student musical organ,
ization provided music.
Over a hundred college men attend
ed the address given Friday. Febru,
airy "a. in the Economic. Histor,y- class
room by II. p. Regain of the Merchants
Trust and Savings Bank OF ST. Paul
Mr., Regan spoke on Bonds ana their
characteristics, explaining the various
classes into which bonds were divided
and how bond issue was foatel. He
also warned the students against civ.
ing credence to any of the Ponzi get
rich-quick schemes that come no sc
often 81
College of st. Catherine: The stu
dents of Derham hall presented a pa
triotic program in the Jeanne dare
auditorium on Washington's birthday
February o. The numbers included
readings, vocal selections and piano
and violin solos given by the Misses
Charlotte Ross, Marjorie Brockman
Helen Van Hee, Bernardine Troendle
and Grace Boyer A group of aesthet
ic numbers by the members of the col
lege gymnasium class completed the
program.
The Derham Hall Alumnae associa
ton gave party on the same eve
ming. Flags and the national coiors
were used in decoration. A large
number of alumnae members parties
pated in the event.
ST. Agatha Conservatory: A de
lightful concert was given in the Con
servatory auditorium last Tuesday
evening by Mr.. Louis Wolff yiolinist
assistant concert master of the Min
neapolis Symphony orchestra. lie was
assisted by the renowned pianist
Nine. Marie Louise Bailey-Apfelheck
Mr.. Wolff rendered number of pleas
ing selections from the great masters
and Nine. Apfelbeck played several
solos as we'll as accompanying Mr.
Wolff.
Cretin High School: The Cretin or
chestra contributed several numbers
TO the program presented at the Ca
thedral school on Friday, February %
when the members of the Christ Child
association gave an entertainment
His Grace Archbishop Bowling was
among the large audience who enjoyed
the occasion
81. At the official inspection of the r
ruary "a, Jerome n. Thone was sc
lected as being the most carefully
dressed and neatest appearing pri
yate in the regiment
In rifle practice, which began al
the opening of the school year, Win
ston Kielkopf has made the highes
score to date. His record is 81 on
of possible 100 points.
The MarGhs number of THE, Com
ment' Was off the press on Thursday
March 2 1t is trifle smaller thar
usual. but none the less attractive. ant
it lives up to the reputation estab
lished when the magazine was ,Geclar
ed the best in its class in the state o
Minnesota.
N. c. c. Women: Possibility of es
tablishing a club house for Catholic
students at the University of Mime
sofa was among projects discussed a
the luncheon OF the Minnesota brancl
of the National Council of Catholi
Women at p. NJ, Thursday, Febru
airy %. at The Saint Paul. The sub
| ject is one in which Archbishop Aus
tin Bowling has taken deep interes
| and ii is hoped that further plans ma,
be developed soon.
The question of placing paid travel
ing aids in the depots in towns O
more than 100000 population was dis
cussed and also the benefit of the es
| Establishment of a home for transfer
girls in ST. Paul.
| Mrs. D. O.. Irwin of Lake City, pres
ident of the council. who presided
announced that she plans to have
unit of the National Council of Catl
Ollie Women in each parish OF tn
Twin Cities. Education is by n
| means the whole work of the organ
zation, said Mrs. Irwin, and she advt
Gated that the women take real il
terest in civic. charitable and relis
ious lines as. well
A diocesan president will be 81
pointed for the organization in eac
diocese. Mrs. Irwin said one of tn
underlying objects of the council wa
S to combat the evils arising from ba
music, bad dances and bad Literature
I X. Of c.: On February q, member
of st. Paul council, Knights of Colun
bus, celebrated the twenty-thiId al
niversary of the birth of the LOCI
council with program at the K. (
c. hall, $50 Smith avenue. This we
followed by dinner at the Athlet
club at $50 P. NJ.
The program in the afternoon W;
largely given over to eXemplifieatic
. of the second and third degrees TO
class of eighty candidates. A dagr'
team from Staples, Mimi. conferrt
, the honors.
Il A vote of appreciation to J.
O'Brien. first grand knight of the
Paul council. was extended b. &
! members. p
!, A. O. h.: Emmett's anniversary W
! be, scommemorated with celebrate,
!, on March 4, at p, NJ, in the Gatl
dral school hall. Hon. Daniel w. La
, Ter will speak on Emmett, and Tho
as ]. McDermott will discuss matte
= nertainine to the order The p;oie