The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-27
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Sunday Within Octave of Ascension.
st. John, st. Paul.
st. Mary, Beardsley.
IS. Peter and Paul, Glencoe.
st. Joseph, Henderson.
st. John, Savage. .s
Pentecost, June q.
st. Mary, New Ulm.
st. Columbian, Belle Creek.
Holy Rosary, Graceville.
holy Redeemer, Montgomery.
St. John, Searles.
Trinity Sunday. June II.
CORPUS ChristD.
ST. James, St. Paul.
Sacred Heart, Belle PLANE.
st. Brendan, Green Isle.
St Henry, Monticello.
st. Patrick, Shieldsville.
st. Thomas, ST. Paul Park.
Second Sunday After Pentecost, June
1S. .E..r
st. Joseph, Minneapolis.
IS. Peter and Paul, Belle PLANE
St Albert, Albertville.
ST. Ignatius, Annandale.
ST. Victoria, Victoria.
Confirmation: The Most Reverend
Archbishop Bowling administered the
sacrament OF confirmation last week
at New Trier. The class comprised 10
boys and 81 girls. An offering of $50
was made towards the Archbishop
Ireland Educational Fund.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace
the Most Reverend Archbishop, will
administer the sacrament of confirm
alton as follows: Medina, May 20;
Richfield, May 30: Sacred Heart, st.
Paul, June !; Prior Lake, June 2; Ce-
dar Lake, June 2; Cathedral, st. Paul,
June 4, at 2:30; Cathedral, Min
neapolis, June 4, at 4 80.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Young Ladies' So
dality of the Cathedral parish entered
on their annual retreat on Thursday
evening, May %; it will end at P.
NJ. on Sunday, May %. Their regular
monthly meeting will be held after the
s o'clock Mass on that date at the
Cathedral school auditorium.
The ladies of the Altar and Rosary
society will give silver social on the
evening of May 81, at o'clock, at the
school auditorium The following pro-
gram will be given, after which re-
freshments will be served. All are
cordially invited. School Books and
Kitties, by Lorine Peterson and Ma
talja Hurley; piano duet by Misses
Marion and Lillian Ryan; recitation,
Miss Marguerite Jerue; minuet, Miss
es Mary Patricia Connell and Sylvia
Connolly; solo, VIM. O'Grady; The
Fairies Minstrel, Uterine Klien; pi-
ano solo, MISS Marie Beifumeur;f cole.
NAL act, Misses Marion and Lillian
Ryan; recitation, Miss Charlotte
Ross; solo, Mrs. Ambrose Whaley;
violin solo, Miss Helen Hart, accom-
panied by Florence Eischen; song
Misses Helen and Agnes McDevitt.
College of St. Thomas: Mr.. E. G
Quamme, president of the Fedora
Lank Bank of St. Paul, addressed the
class in economic history last Friday
morning He presented practical, up
to-the-minute information about the
work carried on by the Federal Lane
Bank in st. Paul. He spoke of the
rapidly increasing importance of The
Federal Land Bank system and de
clared that by June l it will contro
practically One-quarter of the entire
loans of the country. .
The st. Thomas baseball nine de
feated Hamline II to 6 on Norton fell
Friday, May 10. Playing on the hom'
diamond, the Purple and Gray VOL
from St. Johns team Saturday by
score of 4-3. By taking eight firsts
the Cadet track team the same after
noon defeated the North Dakota A. c
in dual meet held at Fargo 81
Thomas high school won the stat
championship Saturday by conquer
ing Shattuck, 80.
College of st. Catherine: The str
dents of the art department will hol
reception in the studio for the al
lists of the Twin Cities on Saturda
afternoon, May q. The work of tn
department will be on exhibit, begin
ming on that day. The reception wi
be followed by an informal dinner.
The department of sewing and mi
linery will conduct an exhibit on Ma
30, 81 and June /. The work con
pleted by the students during the yea
will be on display.
Monsieur Beaucaire," dramatic
ton by, E. H. Freeman of Booth Tar
ington's novel of the same name, We
given in the Jeanne dare auditorium
on Friday evening, May 26. The pla
was sponsored by the College Ass
ciation i"'
Church of ST. Luke: The st. Luke
parish council of. women will give
large bridge party at the Saint IA
hotel on Monday afternoon, May z
Mrs. Paul Bork, chairman of the cou
Gil, has charge of the arrangement
cretin High School: The followil
pupils of the parish schools won Il
five Cretin scholarships in the exal
nations held last week: John Robe
Gehan, ST. Mark; Chester Schmeg;
Sacred Heart: Elmer Pothen, st. vi
cent; Charles Kneissel, st. Agne
Enoono Wilton Wpbpr ST PETE