The Irish standard., 1891-03-21
ST. PAUL.
You can get any repairs for your !
stoves at 1S6-188 w Seventh ST., st. Paul !

You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 1S6-188 w Seventh ST., st. Paul.
The Crusaders are preparing play
which they will present on the evening
OF April 18th.
j. B. Fleming, OF Fan Claire, former
~ promising young attorney of this
city, was in town Wednesday.
Judges Britt and Otis respectively,
with jury in each case. are having
two very salacious divorce cases. Judge
Otis ordered every body from the room
during the progress of the trial,
There were more than the usual
number Of entertainments IN ST. Paul
Tuesday evening, and if any person
spent dull or uninteresting time it
was lis own fault
The celebration Of St. patrick's day
at st. Johns church on Dayton's bluff
Tuesday was attended by an audience
which fitted to overflow the large hail Of
st. Johns school. Rev. Father Elem
ing. pastor Of the church, together with
Prof. McGee the principal OF the Van
Buren, school, directed the proceedings,
while Mr.. 2. j. Mc(iabe assumed charge
ct the programme and introduced in
timely and graceful way the several
ladies and gentlemen who participated.
Tie speaker of the evening was Hon.
M. J. Costello, whose address was re-
ceived with many indications Of pleas
ure by the audience, The first number
in the programme which attracted
more than ordinary attention WAS duet
by Miss Annie Broderick and Mr.. Frank
ELLIS, Both singers are gifted with
voices Of sweetn ess and compass, giving
ample evidence OF hidden possibilities,
which may De brought forth by study
and cultivation. Among the end mum
Oers Of the programme was tho an
nOEncemeut Of a solo by Miss Wlnlfred
Egau. The occasion was a genuine
surprise TO many who were present.
Her rendering Of that hackneyed but
over sweet composition. ''killarnoy,"
to piano and violin ACCOMPANIMENT,
was as clever an amateur performances
as ever an audience listened to. The
reci tati0n OF Miss Agnes McDermott
Was another exhibition OF unsupported
force. The lady is vet cutie young. but
she gave clear expression to the posses
slon OF high dramatic, instinct, as well
>C,I,> RI Fr~,7r f,f jofS
eff the Waters Could Speak as They
Flow" was sung by Miss Mary McCabe.
hardly more than child, with rare ex
preston and pathOs. REGULATIONS were
delivered by Messrs. McCabe, Egan
aud Clark which evoked much ap~
plause.
Az tine Harris u minstrel programme
YVES presented, under the auspices OF st.
James parrish 10y a number OF local
celebrities, There were songs by
Eugene Melady. II. g, Mallory, Frank
lyn W. Lee, James Swift, James Moore,
w. O. Smith and G. N. Ludlow: a reci
tation bv Charles Fairchild; musical
selection bv prof. Wiman's Guitar
club; a soprano Solo. ''Spring Tlme,''
Dy Miss Annie Delany; special fea-
ture, The Senator" by L. w. Lee; a
harp sole by Miss Lillian l.amprey;
Eddie Magea in The Professor,'' and
the entertainment concluded with a
laugnable Ethiopian iarce.
The CreLin hall enter tainlnent was
under this auspices Of The Cathedral |
parish and the programme was An ex-
eelent one through ,nt. All interesting |
address by Father Hetfrcn WAS enc Of |
the most ENJOYABLE Features Among !
those WHO contributed to the musical
part of the affair were Misses Campbell,
Naughtun and Mealy, Prot. Charles +.
PoGtglese1. Prof. kodenkiroten, Prof.
Oscar f. Lienau, Prof. l., AmatO aud
John T.. Gahan. 4 recitation bF Miss
Ada Hawkins was highly appreciated
anu Che either trio Of Miss Alamgold
and Alessrs. Anderson and teist was
heartily enloVed.
The St. MChaal's church celebration
at Paul Martins hail, West Side, was
dscidedly successful. both IN point OF
attendance and as providing pro-
graname OF superior merit. The follow.
ing choice programme was rendered
and ba it said to the credit OF all con-
cerned:
Piano solo .-,........... lheouore L. Mig
Bass SOLO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tlo Hecker
Vocal duet .,. Misses Quesne and Thornquist
SDpraDo soIo Miss Emma Nilsson |
Mandolin and Guitar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Messrs, Huntingdon Hunter and Mccoy
sass SOLO .-....J. - nt''Asy
Recitation ...... MISS M Lennon
IenCr SEQ. .....'.rA l. +. QuesAeA
"Ihe Day We Celebrate" ..,............ !
Lecture by Rev. j. T.. Harrison.
Violin solo ...... Miss Marie heough |
vocal tltidI t0CtS
Misses Burke and Cullen and Messrs Burke
and Am0nson.
Recitation Wesley Ryan
b1SSS SOLO
Mrs j W. Thompson and Mrs. COlvilie.