The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-18
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Sexaeesima Sunday, February 10.
Ascension, Minneapolis.
,4 st. Mary. Sleepy Eye.
st. John, Vermillion.
st. Paul Seminary, st. Paul.
.Quinquasesima Sunday, February 26.
> ST. Agnes. st, Paul.
Our. Lady of the Lake, White Bear
Little Sisters of the Poor, st. Paul
First Sunday in Lent, March S.
Blessed Sacrament, st. Paul.
st. Raphael, Springfield.
st. Joseph's Hospital, st. Paul.
Second Sunday in Lent, March ~.
All Saints, Minneapolis.
Guardian Angels, Hastings.
Sacred Heart, Faribault
Holy Angels Academy, Minneapolis
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: On the evenings of
February % and "a, the Cathedral Boy
Scouts will give comedy entitled.
The Boy Scout Hero. The proceeds
are to be used in forwarding the Boy
Scout movement in the parish. The
boys have worked hard in preparing
for the playlet, and all who are inter-
ested in the ideals that emanate from
this movement are urged to encourage
the boys by their presence. These
entertainments at the Cathedral
school hall will be made even more
attractive by promenade concert by
the orchestra of st. Thomas College
College Of st. Thomas: At their
meeting Monday evening, in the sci
ence hall at the school, the Alumni
association nominated officers for the
coming year. These names will be
upon ballots sent to all the members
of the association. Committees were
also appointed to arrange for better
coordination between the military
department and the association.
The offer of a cash prize for the
best college song has caused mum,
Der of students to try their hand al
the writing game, Many songs have
been received and greater number
are expected. within. the next few
days.
Very Rev. Thomas Z. Cullen ad-
dressed the student body upon the
study of journalism. He spoke of the
advantage to be obtained from a jour
nalistic course and told of the need
for Catholic journalists. The students
were urged to read newspapers with
that end in view.
nd
awarded to the college football team
last Saturday between the halves OF
the st. Thomas Marquette basketball
game which was won by the Cadets.
Fhe" committees of the Parents and
Teachers association, who are in
charge of the party to be given to the
student body on February %, held
business meeting at the school on
Friday evening.
College Of St. Catherine: Mrs. Chas
F. Underhill appeared in dramatic re.
cital in the Jeanne d Arc auditorium
on February s. The selections read
were taken from the writings OF
Barrie.
On Tuesday ever:ng, February {,
the college basketball team was VIC
torious over Hamline. with score of
1916. Leona Knapp and Antoinetto
Vayeck starred for, st. GATHERINGS.
Mr.. Silvio Scionti of Chicago gave
piano concert at the college on the
evening of February 10. One of his
most pleasing numbers was Beethov-
ems "Andante Favori.' The program
included several modern selections.
The students of the Latin depart
ment have organized a Latin club,
"Societas Latina" The following Of
ficers were elected: president, Mar
garet Steelsmith; secretary, Elizabeth
Lucken; social secretary, Gorilla
Walther.
cretin High School: During the
past week the usual keen interest in
the resulta of the semi-annual exaln-
nations was manifested by the stu
dent body as we'll as by the members
of the faculty. The examinations,
covering the work Gone during the
first semester, which came to end with
the month of January, have in some
TGSpCCIo given thdA thO uou1
satisfaction to all concerned, the il
structors, parents and students. The
number of those who failed to make
the required 20 per cent, or to pass
is comparatively small, according t.
the figures announced in the various
classes on Monday by Brother Elzear
director of the school.
The most notable feature OF the
general report is that larger humble,
of students than ever before at TIL:
period of the scholastic year have a,
tanned rating that appears to assure
their success in the winning Of th'
medals annually awarded according L
the Merit System" that has been II
force for number of years.
Fifty-four students during the frs
semester secured over fifty merits,
one hundred being the number re
uuired in order to obtain in June tn
coveted bronze medals which go 7
winners. The Merit System used
defined as "a system of grades whic
shows the rating of each student !
scholastic attachments and in genera
military science" The purpose OF til
system is to coordinate the militar
and academic departments and to j
spire in the boys an ambition to q
tha;,. ,,tmost To maintain a high Sta1