St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
IRELAND's PATRON SAINT.

Elaborate Preparations for OBJ
serving St. Patrick's Day in st.
Paul.
Active preparations are being made
for the celebration Of st. Patrick'S day
tomorrow. In all the Catholic churches
of the city masses will be said in honor
of IreIand's great saint, and III the
morning several of the societies Will pa
rade the streets in uniform. In the
evening entertainments of various
kinds will be given in nearly all OF the
EngliSh-speaking parishes.
The Father Mathew society will meet
at its hall tomorrow at a. m. and has
invited the other temperance societies
of the city to join them there. From
thence they will go in procession to the
cathedral to attend high mass. Rev.
Father Conway, pastor of ST.. James
parish, will deliver the panegyric on St.
Patrick. After mass the societies will
pay their respects to the right reverend
bishop. An address will be delivered
by Timothy Reardon.
CATHEDRAL PARISH.
An entertainment will be given to-
morrow evening at Market hall for the
benefit of the cathedral schools. Music
and songs by the school children will
constitute the first part of the pro-
gramme and the last and most interest
ing part will consist of number of
stereODticon views of Irish cities and
scenery. Rev. Father Stanley promises
rare treat to all who attend.
ST. MARY'S PARISH.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given tomorrow evening by the
Young Mems Catholic union, at Stan
dard hall. In addition to a splendid
musical programme, addresses will be
delivered by Rev. Father Keane and
Hon. c. ID. O'Brien.
ST. IOsEPH'S PARISH.
High mass will be celebrated to-mOr-
row at 8 O'Clock, the choir of ST. Joseph's
academy assisting In the evening an
entertainment will be given at Turner
hall. The following programme will be
presented.
Overture-Irsh airs 49,. Fred Wills orchestra
Double qGartette...... 49,. Minstrel Boy"
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID +. Geu'tn
song -: H. Dolianue
Double Quartette: .....: DRINKING song
Duet -. Miss f. Haggerty and j. ii. Donahue
Duet. .......J. II. Donahuc and j. f. Gehan
In the second part, the Irish drama,
Erly O'Connor will be given. A. M.
Doherty will assume the role of "Looney
Lowry"
ST. JOHNS PARISH.
The people of St. Johns have ar
ranged an extensive programme for to-
morrow evening. The entertainment
will be given at VOLTS hall. The pro-
gramme consists of vocal and instru-
mental music by the Misses OConnell,
QuiIligan, Starkey, Broderick and
others. Addresses will be made by
John d. 0,Brien, McCabe, Egan and
Father Fleming. MesSrs. Clark, Slater,
Mosterd and Fitzgerald will furnish the
comical part of the entertainment.
ST. MICHAEI's PARISH.
An entertainment will be given at the
West side opera house tomorrow even
ing for the benefit of st. MichaelS
church. The Amateur Dramatic club,
composed of members of the parish,
will produce two laughable farces on
this occasion, "'Fhe Stage-Struck Clerk"
and Barney the Baron" The enter
tainment will be interspersed with So
cial and instrumental music.
At a special meeting OF the county
board A. .. H., held yesterday, it was
decided that the order would have no
parade tomorrow.