The Irish standard., 1890-02-22

R ! /, B ! RI Al
honse. he ssisl hat the name OF al
y bern 3 81 was : noble name. That th,
men IL chat rae had shed heir blopt
for liberty not only ii their native land
but il America that England ha6
charged the Catholic Church with keep
ing them5in ignorance though England
had mad ! il asfelony to educate 4 child
and had put price on The head Of the
piiest aud the s:nool NJ ser; yet Sc
strong was the love o. knowledge Ia the
Irish race, and so d .siro,,s was the
Church and the priesthood TO educate
them, that INSTRUCT rs we're given among
the hedges and secluded pieces Viii e
sentinels watched that they might not
be snrpri sed aud taken by the minipns
of Eoglish l,w. That in Ireland as we'll
as in other Catholic countries the schools
OF the CHRISTIAN br ,therhoods we're
without equal In any part Of the world
One of the most enj " IDLE social
| events 1T the year was the reception
given hy NJ. and Mrs. n ]. Miller at their
beautiful home on Eas $50 md street,
in ho or Of Bishop MeG,'rick. s b 4
lings's orchestra was stationed in the
hall at the hea OF the STA re- and Re, der
ed sweet music during the evenin.
The spacious hall, and parlors were
brilliantly. igh'e l.. P,.tei pl nts and
flowers adorned the mantels, AMI b u
quets d3pen led fro the cha 'deliers.
A breadth Of r oh csrp.t was laid from
the sidewalk up the steps to the en-
'rancA; guests were admi ted by colored
footmen and nshe ell to the dressing
rooms where checks were given t n their
wraps. Tue dining tables were loaded
", h Wan Is, and col red Writers iii ted
hither and thi'ber in serving a boun-
teens lunch It was az event long to be
remembered. Tue appropriate and
pleasing costum g, the beamiog faces,
the hum t. voices, the me ry )aug ter
the scent Of flowers, the so IT. ing strains
of soft, sweet music made it a srene
beautiful and gay as any d 'scribed in
Oriental s ing About 800 p ople pa
| their resp cts to the bisro.,. Among
those who had the pl asnre of being
present en- that oroa ION were: r ".
Mr.. Sa ter, Rev. d.. Riogland, Father
Corbett, Roy a:,d Sroka, M. and Mrs.
O'msted, Mr.. and Mrs. Holster, M. and
! Mrs. Geggie, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. McGipnis, Mr.. and Mr.. Nj.
chols, M. and Mrs. Little, Mr.. and Mrs
IS rayer, NJ. and M $. r. A. Cost clio
Mr.. and MIS- Ge;st Mr.. and Mrs. Dacey
Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Mr.. an Mrs. c.
Poiri n, Mr.. md Mrs. A. Poirier, Mr.
and Ms. r. c. Mitchell, Mr.. anil Mrs
r j. r an, NJ. and AIRS. Oui'ette, Mr.
and MIS-. Jordan. M. and Mrs. Flood
| M. and Mrs. ID fancy, Mr.. and Mrs
J J. Miller, NJ. and Mrs J. A. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Mplonay, Mr.. and Mrs.. Durham, MIR. an'
Mrs. Lanx, Mr.. and Mrs. Reedv, MI
and Mrs. !. Bondy, Mr.. and Mrs. B
s lbarstein, M. and Mrs. Heisler, Mr.
and Mrs. Or Phelan, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
M. and M s. Van Bergan, Mr.. and Mes
Arimond, Mr. and Mrs. CAPTAIN Flynn
MIR. ard M 8. Su livan, Mr.. and Mrs
Capt Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Weber, NJ. and Mrs
Can. Mouahan, Mr.. aud Mrs, Capt. D
Witt, Mr.. and Mrs ]lepurche, Mr.. All,
Mrs. Or. B,wm4n, NJ. and Mrs Brad
ley, NJ. and Mrs. W. Kennedy, M. ant
Mrs. Lieb: e II, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Card n, of Superior, Wis, NJ. and Ms
Lafitta, Mr. and Mrs. McMshon. Mr.
and Mrs. .GanvrAau, M. and Mrs. LIE
nav, NJ. and Ms. Capt. Norris, Mrs
III J. Costello. Mrs. O. S. Hnmes, Mrs
Hannegan, of Minneapolis, Madam
Rean leu, Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Huot, TIN
Misses Laux, Matthews, K 'nney, Nc
II yra, P,irier, Rea ", M"lony. Mall
m m, Bellep archie, M ,ff May, Kelley
May Costello. Ann,e Farrell, Minni
MILLER, Virginia Payant, May Liehie
Messrs. l.. J. Donnei'y, Farinyton, .. s
Burrows, Frank Burrows, John Nc
Auliff-, j. G. Hessian, Jas. McCahil1
Dr. M AMI fa, J. T. Dunphv, G. J
O.Donntl',. g. c. Hartman, V. b rot
Stephen Donnella ,, A. A'hachteu, Jane
o vens, IT. G. Hant, P. S. Barry, ?
Mech, e. T vohv. W. 8. Twohey, J
Fl. Fiahart, Bert Webber, @. Thornton
James Sutton, j. Turse.
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