The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-01-17
ST. PAUL.

stoves at 1856 1888 w Seventh st., st. Paul
Gov. Merriam has re.appo,nted Arch.
bishop Ireland as chaplalA on his ex-
cellencY's staff.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give
a social party on Wednesday evening
next at Ingersoll hall.
Judge Twohy will address the Cra-
saders next Sunday aftereoon. All
young mon are invited.
The directors of the state fair associa-
ton met on Tuesday and listened to re-
ports, made suggestions, elected officers
and adjourned.
Father Corbett, of Duluth, will de.
liver lecture on the ''Soience OF Re,
ligion" atSt. Vincent's church, on Sun.
day evening, January IS.
Mon. Ravoux has published book
relating to early times in st. Paul. 1t
should be read by every CITIZEN who de-
sires to know the customs and surround
ings of the first settlers of our city.
Messrs. Gutridge and McGnire were
interested listeners of Father O'Reilly Is
address on Sunday evening at Minneap-
oils. They express themselves az hold.
ing the same opinions as the reverend
speaker.
The St. Vincent Total Abstinence So
ciety will give musical and literary en-.
tertainment at the st. Paul workhouse,
next Monday evening. Addresses will
be made by Fathers Cosgrove and Burch.
AS the entertainments are given solely
for the benefit of the prisoners none will
be admitted except on tickets procured
from the pastor, Father Cosgrove.
The ladies of the Sacred Thirst so
ciety met on Thursday evening of last
week, listened to reports of the retirine
officers, and elected the following ladies
to guard their interests for the coming
six months: President. Miss Julia Nor.
rissey; vioe-president. Miss Sarah Young
secretary, Miss Mary Curry; treasurer
Mrs. j. F. Mcclure; financial secretary,
Mrs. J. Churchil];, executive committee
Miss Katie Ryan, Miss Mary Rooney,
Miss Mary o 'Halloran, Miss May Muir.
ply and Miss Ida Peterson. The state
president delivered short address.
The Father Mathew society gave a
grand banquet at the Windsor hotel on
Monday evening in honor of their 22d
anniversary. About 100 members and
their friends gathered around the festive
scene. After the inner man had been
satisfied, president James Dillon vel.
coined the guests in neat little speech,
Archbishop Ireland responded to the
toast Tine Day We Celebrate" and
made one Of his happiest after dinner
addresses. Hon. T. D. O'Brien toasted
the city of st. Paul, and, as usual, made
some happy remarks. Aid. Gehan sang
the Minstrel Boy, and John O'Brien,
OF Saltwater. responded to Temper
anoe." He made very strong and well
pointed speech and was frequently ap.
plauded. John w. Willis spoke elo.
quently of America and brough,
down the house when he referred to Gen
James Dillon, occupying his new $50.
600 home on Summit avenue. s.The
Father Mathew I. A. Society" was re-.
sponded to by the spiritual director,
DIR. Heffcon IN worthy address
''Youg> Men in the Cause" was ably
handled by A. j. Golraith. j. 81
Donahoe sang to the great delight Of all.
Clio Sam Hardy. of st. Peter Clavier's
church, told Of his experience IN the, 80
cisty when he joined II years ago. =
was nearly midnight when the we'll
pleased assemblage left for home.