The Catholic bulletin., 1922-03-11
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
Second Sunday in Lent, March IL
All Saints, Minneapolis.
Guardian Angels, Hastings.
Sacred Heart, Faribault.
Holy Angels Academy, Minneapolis.
Third Sunday in Lent, March 10.
ST. Clement, Minneapolis.
Villa Maria Academy, Frontenac.
Guardian Angels, Oakdale.
st. Margaret's Academy, Minneapo-
lis.
Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 26.
st. Casimir, st. Paul.
st. Joseph, Delano.
st. Mary, Waverly.
Passion Sunday, April 2.
ST. Adalbert. st. Paul.
ST. Cyril, Minneapolis.
ST. Mark, Shakopee.
Bethlehem Academy, Faribault.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Cathedral Holy
Name Society will receive Holy Com
munion on Sunday, March II, at the
S o'clock Mass. The January and
February business meetings were en-
tirely devoted to advancing the in
terests of the National Catholic We'll
fare Council. and this society has
taken an active interest in same. The
Holy Name Society regrets the death
of their first local president, Mr.. VIM.
Egan, and of Henry Whaley, another
Jealous member, who died since the
first of the year.
Last Tuesday evening, the Cathe'
dral Girls Club played Hamline univer-
sity in an interesting game Of basket.
ball. The score stood % to 5 in
favor of Hamline.
On St. Patrick's night, the girls
and boys teams will play the Rose
mount clubs at Rosemount.
College of st. Thomas: Rev. F. B.
Doherty, professor of Spanish at St.
Thomas and formerly chaplain in
the army. addressed the cadet corps
during the drill period Monday on the
Moro campaign in the Philippine Is
lands in which he took part. Faith
er Doherty was cited for bravery in
this campaign.
Rev. p. NJ. Donnelly, O. NJ. l., ad-
dressed the March meeting of the
Parents and Teachers Association
on the "Value of the Cultural Element
in Education"
The Alumni Association held it's
first meeting, since the election OF
officers, last Monday evening in the
Science Hall.
Paul, Daggett of Minneapolis was
chosef' president of the St. Thomas
College Alumni Association in an eleC
tion conducted through the mails Re
turns were tabulated Friday after
noon, March 3. j. J. Mullowney o
Minneapolis was elected vice presi
dent; A. F. Coleman, st. Paul, secre
tary, and Rev. w. J. Gibbs of the col
lege faculty, treasurer. Ballots were
received from every section of thu
United States.
Frank L. Madden, eX Grand-knigh
of the st. Paul council K of c., ad
dressed the members of the commerce
course last Friday on Advertising
"The average man misjudges adve1
tising," he said He does not thinl
or know of the work and thought eS
pended on the preparation of a bi;
campaign. You should also remenn
Der that advertising is not an expens
but an investment" added the speak
er. He closed by saying that me-
must tell the truth in their advertis
ing or else they will lose in volum
of sales.
College of st. Catherine: a col
cert was given by the college orche:
ira in the Jeanne d Arc auditorium o
Wednesday morning, March /. Anon
the numbers on the program were
Won Suppes' Overture, "Pique Dame
Schubert's symphony in B Minor
"Felice," by Langey; and March Frol
Aida,' by Verdi:
During the past week an art e
hibit from the Chicago Academy
Fine Arts has been held in the studi
The display included posters, interi'
decorations and costume designs. Pa
of the work was of the impressionist
type, while many of the advertis
ments were of vivid, realistic cha
acter. The decorative designs we
produced in color and also in bla'
and white. The exhibit consisted e
tirely of student productions. 1t W
representative of the work of the Cl
cago Academy of Fine Arts.
On Tuesday, March 7, the membe
of the Literary Society were ent'
tanned at a debate given under t
direction of the sophomores I
question was: "Shall we have op
or closed shop?" The defendar
of the open shop were the Misses
len Lord and Blanch Mcclure; of
closed shop, the Misses Marie M;
ner and Mildred Nusser. A progr;
of literary readings, rendered by
Misses Lucy Sanschagin, Mable Pc
ers. Margaret Howat and Luci
Bristol, completed the program.
Guild of Catholic Women: No
nation of officers for the coming y,
took place Monday, March 6, at
general meeting. The annual el
tion will be held April 3. The el
tion committee is Mrs. J. H. Ry
chairman, Miss May Flynn, Mrs. E
Hartung, Mrs. j. III. Russell.
M. J. Reardon and Mrs. ]. j. Ken