The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-25
ST. PAUL


at $50 o'clock, Sunday morning
November IS.
ST. Paul Seminary: The annua
memorial Mass for the repose of tn,
soul of Mrs. James ]. Hill was cele
brated Wednesday morning in thu
Seminary chapel. His Grace, tht
Archbishop, pontificated, assisted b,
members of the Seminary staff Thu
Seminarian choir, under the direction
of Rev. Father Missia, sang tn,
requiem mass.
The College of st. Catherine: On
Tuesday evening, November 81, the
Juvenile members of the expression
class of st. Agatha's Conservatory
presented diversified program in the
Jeanne dare auditorium.
On Saturday, November %, ST.
GATHERINGS Day, Mass will be solem
nized at ten o'clock. The Most
Reverend Archbishop Bowling will
address the students. Following the
address, a reception will be held at
which the college and high school stu.
dents will have the honor of being
presented to His Grace.
st. Thomas College: The College
of st. Thomas has made elaborate
plans for participation in national edu-
cation week December to at which
time parents are invited to visit the
classes every school day during the
week. Sunday, December 8, the week
will be formally opened with a solemn
votive Mass with special sermon on
Christian Education" V. Rev. Thomas
=. Cullen, rector of the college, will
give an address at noon Monday in
the college auditorium following con
vocation. Other features will be a
convocation Tuesday with Rev. Peter
Roy, pastor of st. Adalberts church,
st. Paul, as the speaker. At p NJ,
Wednesday,, public debate by six
students of the college department of
the public speaking classes will be
given in the college auditorium. The
subject is, Resolved that Congress
shall be empowered to veto decision
of the United States Supreme Court.
This will be an open program to which
the public is invited On Thursday
noon there will be conyocation with
an address by Rev. A. j. Muench, Phi
d., of Milwaukee. Friday there will
be general communion for all students
a solemn high Mass and sermon at
A. NJ, in the college chapel
Fifty families, twenty-five in st
Paul and similar number in Min
neapolis, will be provided with
Thanksgiving dinners by the college
and high school students of the Col
lege of st. Thomas. The boys will
provide the contents of the baskets
and will personally deliver them on
Wednesday. The names of the fami
lies to be aided have been furnished
the students by the city missionaries
of both cities.
st. Joseph's Academy: The Cen
trail Interscholastic Press Association
launched a short story contest last
spring. The stories submitted were
to be from high school publications
either magazines or newspapers. Sixty
stories were entered in the contest
Three from the spring number of The
Academy were submitted, and accord
ing to the November issue of The
Scholastic Editor ten stories received
honorable mention, and these three
were among the ten so honored The
by Gertrude Lusson; Some Wireless
and Some Reckless, by Charlotte
Butler; my Grandfather's Old Coat,
by Alice Griffin.
Prof. w. B. Cairns, head of the de
partment Of short story writing o
the University of Wisconsin, and three
advanced students in his course, wer,
the judges in the contest.
The Scholastic Editor reports: an
attempt has been made to rank thu
ten stories given honorable mention
Each is well done in it's way, and ha
some particular merit which elevate
it to place among the best storie
submitted
Visitation Convent: Madame Bailey
Apfelbeck, pianiste. Program, Nov. %
1922 l. Beethoven, Concerto G minor
a, Allegro with Great Cadenza from
Reincke: b, Largo; C, Rondo. Az
comp. second piano. Miss Helen Grotte
2. Chopin: Sonata B fiat minor
Nocturne d fiat major Scherzo B fla
minor, Prelude c minor, Gran
Polonaise A fiat major. 3. Grieg
Concerto A minor. a, Allegro;
Adagio; c, Allegro moderate. Accom-
second piano. Miss Helen Grotte.
ST. Luke's Parish: st. Luke's For
nightly Club will meet at the HON
of Mrs. J. H. Foley, ST. Fuller ave
Monday, November 81, at 2:15 P. M.
Dedication of ST. Demands p;
rochiaI School: The parish of S
Bernard in the north end of the city
ST. Paul witnessed the solemn bles
ing of its new school last Sunday a
ternoon. At 2 o'clock, His Grac'
Archbishop Bowling, was conducte
from the rectory to the church. TIL
procession was headed by the Creti
High School band, then came
acolytes, members of st. Bernard's S
ciety,. st. Martinus' G. o. F., and HI
Grace in the midst of Il clergymel