St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Preparations for It's Celebration
by Irish ORGANIZATIONS To-Day.

lQe observance or SC. Hatrlck 5 udy
to-day, so far as public demonstration is
concerned, will be confined to the tenn
perance societies. The Ancient Order
of Hibernians will have no parade, and
many members of the order will go to
Minneapolis this morning to celebrate
the day with their brothers of that city.
The temperance societies will attend
mass this morning and afterwards make
the usual st. Patrick'S day call on
Bishop Ireland at his residence on Sixth
street. Speeches will be made to the
bishop, and he, of course. will respond.
In the evening the various Catholic
parishes will have entertainments.
Father Stanley has prepared for the
Cathedral congregation, at Market hall
this evening, the following very excel
lent programme:
Chorus. '.Speed our Republic Keller,
school children. T.
Duett-On the piano. from ''Belisario,"
Fannie Cosgrave, Mary Fitzgerald.
Solo and Chorus-"Over the Fild of Glover"
Hannah Naugbton, Maggie Chisholm and
girls school.
Violin solo-'.Mocking Bird with varia
tons, Ira Donnelly.
Solo and Chor1s-'sRoses Underneath the
Snow" Ira Donnelly and James Austin;
1.-The Land of the Swallows''-M. Myler
and NJ. Ward.
Orchestral-"The Children's Symphony;"
piano, Il. Cosgrave, j. O'Keefe; bell tree,
Mary Doyle; rattle, F. Kane N. Chisholm, A.
Montgomery; cuckoo. Agatha Thornton;
nightingale, M; Myler; trnmnet, Annie Nc
drum, Mary Bowler; violins, liza Donneliy,
James Austin, Adolph Mack, Alfred Souch-
cry, Maurice Boteaux, Daniel Kelly, George
Mcguire, Joseph 'Lattourelle, Henty Souch-
cry, james Mccarthy; tr angle, H. Mcmahon;
Paterson. AJQnSt
Dimon.
Chorus-'When Spring Climbs Der the
Mountain girls school.
Piano Dnett-"Bohemian Girl" Josie
Vocal Duett-'Drift NY Bark" Hannah
Naughton, Maggie Chisholm.
Piano Solo-Mary Fitzgerald.
Soprano Solo-"Farewell to Erin,' Hannah
Naughton.
Solo and Chorus ireland Dear Old Ire
land Ira Donnelly, James Austin.
Orchestra-Waltz, Myosotis.
'Sleighing Glee"-Boys and girls.
After the musical programme is over
Father Stanley will make tour Of Ire
land with his audience, visiting every
county and place of interest in it. This,
of course, will be all in the minds eye
of those present, but will be interesting
nevertheless.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH.
st. Patrick'S church will celebrate the
anniversary of its patron saint by giving
the following programme in t.Patrick'S
hall, commencing at 7:30 p. H.:
Medley of Irish National AIRS .........
......... ...... Seibert's Orchestra
Solo. knights of St Patrick" -. Mr.. Shea
Grafton. ............... IT. D. O'Brien
Orchestra.
Solo "a Handful of Earth from the
Land of My Birth. James White
Oraton.... John " Wills
Overture, Irish Airs ..........Prof. Fred Win
Miss Katie Mutually, accompanies.
Quartette, minstrel Boy" by Moore.
j II. Donohue, j. F. Gehan. Miss Emma
Haggerty and lady friend.
Song, 'Yeoman Wedding Song. j. F.Gehan
Duet, Excelsior" j. ii. Donohue. j. F.Gehan
Song, ''Let Erin Remember the Days of
Old ........................J. II. Donohue
Song exile of Erin j. H. Donohue
Duet, "Homeward Returning" go. $50.
miss Emma Haggerty and j. III. Donohue
Quartette,
Prof. Z. Z. Reuter- and Miss Mulally will
be the accompanies during the evening.
After the musical programme will be
exhibited a magnificent tableau. The
Irish National March" will be rem
dered by the orchestra.
ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH.
st. JOseph's parish will commemorate
st. Patrick'S day by giving an entertain
ment at Turner's hall this evening. The
programme is one of unusual excellence.
The first part will consist of vocal selec-
tons by Messrs. Gehan, Donahue and
Miss Haggerty. In the second part the
Irish drama. "Eiiy O'Connor," will be
given with the following cast: