The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
ST. PAUL.

Cathedral: The Altar and Rosary
society have changed the date of their
picnic from June 20, to June q, on
account of the retreat for the clergy |
College Of St. Thomas: Forty-one
graduates received degrees and dip |
Tomas from the hands OF Most Rever- |
end Archbishop Bowling at the thirty |
sixth annual commencement of st. |
, Thomas college Thursday night, June
8. Archbishop Bowling spoke proceed |
| ing this ceremony. The valedictory |
| was given by Edward j. Falvey, can |
| didate for the baccalaureate degree.
Fourth degree members of the
| Knights of Columbus of st. Paul and
Minneapolis. in full regalia, attended
the commencement.
The ST. Thomas orchestra, under
Rev. S. j. Arsenault, and the Glee club,
led by Robert Gehan, furnished in
strumental and vocal music.
Graduates receiving the Bachelor
of Arts degree are: John J. Donnelly,
James S. Duffy, Edward ]. Falvey,
Francis NJ. Gaertner, Joseph M.
Schlosser, John A. Madigan, James
O'Donnell, Charles T. Payette, James
r. Sammon and Francis J. Schenk.
Bachelors of Science-Philip G.
Bettenburg, Clifford A. Giguere, Frank
lin o. Knoll, Elmer H. Luedcke, Allen
j. Mckay and Henry G. Schonobrich
Candidates for diplomas in the short
course in engineering: Thomas J.
Burns, William l.. Campbell Leander
NJ. Corpstein, John T. Gearty, Ray
mOnd A. Gleason, Roscoe d. Healy,
Melvin G.. Irwin, Charles F. Knapp,
Hugo c.. Lamm, Edward Langan, Rich
ard e. Madigan, Glen C. Matteson,
Alaric r. Mehlhorn, Harry w. Miller,
Francis l.. Murray, Eugene J. Neville,
| Edwin Okoneski, Alfred H. Schroeder,
Francis Splan, Frederick T.. Stehly,
John N. Watson and Wesley G. Wells.
Church of St. Mary: An outdoor
social will be given on the spacious
lawn of Mrs. Patrick Kelly's home,
GIG Plum street, Friday evening, June
20. A large platform will be erected
on these extensive grounds which will
add new and special feature to the
festival. An orchestra will play dur.
ing the evening. Every effort is being
made to have the social sparkle with
much enjoyment and variety, and word
from the scene of action states that
very sociable and entertaining evening
may be anticipated. All will, be wei
come.
Cretin High School: With an un-
usually and we'll executed display of
class work by the students of the vari
GUS departments, Cretin was partici
pant in the St. Paul Archdiocesan
Congress, held last Saturday and Sun
day, at st. Thomas college. The
clergy and the many thousands of the
laity who attended the congress and
viewed. the exhibits of the various
Z, parochial schools of the Twin Cities
were unanimous in their praise of this
first exhibition of it's kind in the North
+. west. Incidentally, the work of the
: Cretin students enabled all to judge
; of the advancement made since the
boys came up from the grades. The
; Cretin band rendered concert numbers
; during the exercises of the congress
Sunday evening and on Saturday after
noon, during contest for the champion
; ship of the parochial school baseball
=; league, which was won by the ST.
; Vincent team from that of Holy Cross
J. Monday, June IL, was field day and
> was spent at Wildwood. where the
program consisted of the usual fea.
; tures-racing, ball games, etc. The
Cretinite, Volume III, issued from the
= press early this week and was soon
in the hands of the students and
alumni, as well as of their numerous
. friends. The Cretinite is the annual
. publication of the school and is edited
/ by the members of the graduating
. class. 1t gives comprehensive anG
> entertaining history of the activities
> of the students during the year. Vol
- ume II is book of 1870 pages, wei
y bound and finished. The matter, form
d. and general makeup reflect much cred
it upon the young men who have prov
- ed themselves careful editors and writ
II ers, among them some keen wits
u Judging from their work. The Gre
III finite sets a high standard for schoo
- publications and will be hard to excel
; The brothers of Cretin high schoo
will make their annual retreat at 81
Thomas college, for eight days, be
:; ginning Friday afternoon, June II
f.; The spiritual exercises will be pre-
r.; sided over by the Rev. James 1
n, Kelly, S. j., of Creighton university
", Omaha, Nebr. The final duties TO
=; the year 1921-1922 were discharged O
T.; Tuesday morning, June Is, when tn
n reports of the fourth quarterly exam
Ly, nations were read by Brother .
10 Elzear, director, who also announce
J.; Immediately afterwards the names {
IN, the students who had won their pr,
J.; motions.
=, st. Joseph's Hospital: ST. Joseph
!" hospital alumnae will have three re-
,,n resentatives at the national CONVEX
Nj ton of the American Nurses associ
- ton, which will be held at Seattl
~ Washington, June rs to July 2. Mis-
~ Anne Lawler, past president of S
~ IN Joseph's hospital alumnae, will repr
y" sent the fourth district Minnesot
~ State Registered Nurses associatio
o Miss Winnifred Fabian. president, al