The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-14
MINI b r is
81. PATRIOT DAY 7
4 Oniet and UndemonstratiVe Observance
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Next Tuesday will be st. Patrick's
day. and while it has been customary 70
have some public demonstration in
either the Twin Cities, things are differ.
enr this year, and the leaders Of local
IRISH societies believe they can more ap
eropriately celebrate the day by COM
plylng with the precepts Of the church
90 far as the religious observance Of the
day are concerned: while in the even
inc they can attend the entertainments
In their respective parishes. To prop
erly celebrate st, Patrick's day all
should attend mass in the morning in
and hear the sermons which are always
very interesting to friends Of Ireland
and the Catholic church. st. Patrick IS
life was one of prayer and mortified
ton. and he was even engaged in 8
happy retreat when God called him
He died March II, 1855.
The evening exercises to be held IN
the different parish halls promise to be
excellent. and all should attend the en-
tertainments in their respective par
lshes. The programmes of each are
here attached:
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH.
The parish of the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon will hold the time honored ex-
ercises on st. Patrlck's Day. Solemn
High Mass will begin at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. Patrick A. McCarren. celebrant,
Rev, John F. Dolphin, deacon, and
Rev. Father Byrne, sub deacon
Father Dolphin will deliver the sermon,
An eloquent portrayal Of the life and
labors OF st. Patrick IS naturally ex-
pected. In the afternoon at 2:3O there
Will be matinee and IN the evening an
entertainment at Harmonic Hall. Tbs
Crusaders dramatic club. is rehearsing
mot Guilty OF the Tenants Triumph. !"
for this event. Miss Agnes Gallagher
as Sarah is considered one of the best;
Miss Julia McAuley as Margaret is very
effective. while Hugh Ryan as old
James O'Connor is as "g0Od as they
make 'em.'' Thomas O'Donnell as
Jonas creates as much fun bv his quaint
savings and scheming as Frances Var
new in Blinkey. Barnev Mousse will
play the leading william, and is just as
good as ever. The leading man. John
WoOlsey. is called second Lawrence
Barrett, James Gavin, is considered the
best in his line. as Lient. Florence.
The whole cast includes some forty
people OF the best amateurs In the city.
W, E. Sterling is rehearsing them, and
SAYS it will be the best show ever pro"
duced bv the society. Besides, there
will be songs by Miss Byrne, Mr.. Z. I'll.
Mullen. Prof. Priestley and Prof.
Baker. The address of the evening
will be made NV Hon. James E, Corri-
gan. Judge Corrigan has on many
occasions entertained the citizens OF
MINNEAPOLIS, st. Paul and elsewhere on
these occasions and now We want to
hear him on a subject dear to all
Ireland's sons. Rev. Father BYrne
will also make some remarks.
HOLY ROSARY PARISH.
In Holy Rosary parisha fine pro-
gramme of entertainment has been pre-
pared for st. Patrick's evening and
the large basement hall under the
church OF the Holy Rosary will be
used to accommodate the large as
semblage that is to be present. The
entertainment will be followed by an
oyster supper. The following list Of
attractions constitute what will prove
most enjoyable programme
PROGRAMME.
Overture, Griffin's Orchestra.
Medley, Violins, Piano and Flute by T. Cor
bett, NJ Grove, NJ. Hughes. Miss A. Hughes.
Piano Solo. Selected Miss CheDevert.
Chorus, "I4et Erin Remember, Glee Club.
Address, "The Greatness and Glory Of the
Irish Nsme,'' Miss Eva Mcdonald.
Song. "The Goodbye at the Door," Miss 8.
C6rhett.
Duet, Home to Our Mountains j. Nc
Lauehiin and A. Chenevert.
Selections, Violin, Piano and Cornet," e. F.
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Duett. Misses Tillisch.
Song, 1.-The Tempest" Prof. G.. Shultz.
Selection Violin and Piano, J. NJ. Kelly and
Daughter.
Recitation, '.Erin's Flag" Mrs. Nora Caroline
Reed
Ouartette, when Erin Shall Stand" Ho
Name Choir.
Song, Il Breathe Once More My Native Air"
Mrs. e. j. Bristol.
Character Duet. .'st. Patrick's Day. Hubert
Kelly and J. Mclaughlin.
Selection. Piano and Violin, Mrs. G. Donald
and Mr.. Shields.
Song. J. c. Scallen.
Recitation, .Fontenoy." Mrs. Nora Caroline
Reed
Nong, ~ Love Old Ireland stin,'' J. Nc
Laughlin.
Medley, Violins, Griffin and Murphy.
Quartette, "Huntsman,'' Miss B. Gleason.
Miss speakman, Mr.. o'Connor and ]. Nc
Laughlin.
Duet, Selected, Miss B. Gleason and J. G.
Scallen.
Chorus, ERIN the Tear and the Smile in Thine
Eye" Glee Club.