The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-06-20
WITH IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
The Corner Stone of the Holy Rosary School
To Be LAID To-Morrow Afternoon,

line UOTn6r Stone OF Il6 1Clf h0SaIY No&AuVA
To Be LAID Tomorrow Afternoon,
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon, Rt.
Rev. Archbishop Grace, @. P, will
ofioiate at the solemn cornerstone laying
of the new Dominican school, located at
Twenty. fourth street and Eighteenth
avenue south, Minneapolis. Rev, Father
Christie the distinguished pastor and re-
nowned orator, Will be the speaker for
the occasion. The ceremonies will COM
mence at o'clock with solemn vespers.
The Rev. clergy of the city will grace the
occasion. Various Catholic societies
throughout the city will be present.
The a. O. 81. will appear in full uniform.
The Holy Name society, the Young
Ladies Sodality, the St. Thomas e.,
ciety, the numerous Sunday-schoo]s WI =:
their teachers. 800 schoolchldren with
the Sisters will turn out in iaAl force.
Very Rev, r. M. Bloomer is determined
to make this cornerstone laying of his
grand school memorable period in the
history Of Holy Rosary Parish. He
firmly believes in the Christian eduea-
ton Of the child. He sees in the thor
Dug Catholic education Of youth the
only possible hope for future Catholicity.
He has every reason to be proud OF the
grand school he is building. This new
school will combine all the excellencies,
, ~ of1 pr1h
lie sceool. It will rank foremost among
the educational institutions OF the
Northwest.
CITY BRIEFS,
The telephone call of THE IRISH
STANDARD is 1854.
Ice cream and q good time Thursday
evening, June 25th. Catholic Associa.
ton hall.
You will miss it if you don't come,
Thursday evening. June 25th. Catholic
Association hall.
Steamship tickets via Cunard Line
to and from Europe. sold at Irish
American Bank.
The Cahil Settlement entertainment
prevented by the rain Of Wednesday
will be held on next Tuesday the 25d
inst. Great preparations are being
made to render this one of the best
things Of the kind ever given.
Judge Campbell, of Mandan, one Of
the noted wheelhorses Of Democracy In
that section, was a visitor at Minneap-
oils, St. Paul. st. Cloud and other cities
and towns of Minnesota recently.
There was no politics in the visit. Mat.
tiers matrimonial? Well, we are not 80
sure.
MIR. M. p. Corcoran. of Corcoran and
Miss Mary Fox were married at st.
Thomas church in Corcoran in the
presence of q vast conc0urse of people.
The reception was held at the BRIDES
home in Corcoran, after which they
started on their tour to Sault Ste Marie.
They will be at home to their friends
after July 1st in Corc0ran.
The Crusaders T. A. society Of I'm
maculate Conception parish will give
an ice cream social and literary enter
tainment at Catholic Association hall
Thursday evening, June 25th. The
society Is making every endeav0r to
have the affair the most successful one
ever held in the parish. Admission
will be 10 cents. Tickets can pc pro-
cured Of FIR. Byrnes, members Of the
society and also Of the door.
All members Of Division No. 8, a. Q.
81. are requested TO meet at their hall at l
p. "a. tomorrow (SandaY) in full regalia
for the purpose of taking part With. the
other Divisions u tho ceremonies Of
laying the cornerstone 0f the Holy Ros-
/ arY school bull ding Members Of Divis-
/ ion No. arc requested e meet at the
Same hour 81 ffull ree Ella at their hal.
2DIvigion Will tl1eet ats their hall
at2 d. ~, mud sc full regain. The HI
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sc wand In nm go ll' Is. III 2sISs