The Irish standard., 1892-08-20
ST TIE CAPITAL NOTES.
"a. o. il. Reunion at Wildwood to-

night.
Miss Mamie Casey, Of Fourth street, is !
visiting friends at White Bear.
E. F. O'Regan is spending two
weeks vacation in the country.
Miss Mamie Buckley, of Milwaukee, is
visiting Miss Eta Buckley, Of Fourth
street.
Archbishop Ireland administered con-
firmation at st. Bernard's church last
Sunday.
Misses Jennie and Sadie Morrow, of
Selby avenue, have returned from their
vacation.
The Newman Literary Society has
planned a definite course of work for the
coming year.
Mrs. J. W. Coppinger and sister, Miss
Biggins are the guests of Miss Howard,
of st. Peter street.
Miss Stella Reardon, of Chicago is the
guest for a short time of Mrs. s. V. Ken
nedy, Of Bates avenue.
Thomas M. Silk has resigned from the
police force, and Stephen A. Peppin has
been appointed to his place.,
May, the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F.. MCGUIRE, of Kent street, is
confined to the house with scarlet fever.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of the
Cathedral parish gave festival at Gre
tin Hal! on Thursday and Friday even
ings.
Miss Hannah White, of Winona, after
spending week with friends in the
twin cities, returned to her home on
Monday.
Mr.. Will Ryan, of Chicago, is doing the
Minnesota lakes Mr.. Ryan is now the
guest of his cousins, the Misses Nolan of
Carroll street.
It is rumored that Ell. Darragh has
found the desideratrlm long sought for,
being firmly convinced that lit is not
we'll for man TO be aione.'
Miss Sarah Mealey's singing of MIL
lard's Ave Maria at the Cathedral on
Monday elected much and well deserved
praise. It was beautiful.
The C. T. A. Union Of America con-
ferred q we'll deserved honor upon Miss
Mary J. Cramsie, OF ST. Paul. by electing
her vice-president for the ensuing year.
Dr. Heffron is giving course Of cap
tivat1ng lectures on the taking subject OF
matrimony, which are listened to with
rapt attention every Sunday evening.
The United States circuit court OF ap~
peals has adjourned and will not be in
session again until Sept. II, from which
time It will sit in st. Pa1l until Novem-
Der.
The beautiful ceremonies OF reception
and profession took place at st. Joseph
Academy Monday morning at nine
o'clock. Ten young ladies were admitted
to the order.
The Grand Opera House is being re-
paired this week. New and beautiful
scenery is being put in, and every pre-
paration possible is being made for Il
successful season.
Dan Mooney has begun an action
against Charley Pierce and George Bar
mum to recover damages for putting out
his eve with All air gun Pierce is under
age and has had guardian appointed to
defend the suit.
DIR. E. w. Buckley was reelected high
chief ranger of the Independent Order OF
Forestere. This organization has made
good prog ress under the leader ship Of
Dr.. Buckley and successful year is in
sured by his 70 election.
Tom Lowry insiuuates in his letter to
the council that the Individual members
thereof are striving in their negotiations
with him to attain private ends to the
prejudice OF the city. These insinua-
atious are, it is needless to say, uniusti-
fable and unwarraDted by the facts.
The Pioneer Fuel Co., and the North
western Fuel Co., will furnish coal and
wood to the Board of Education. Brown
Treacy and Co., will furnish stationery,
and the St. Paul Hardware Co, will
furnish hardware, tools, machinery,
lumber and all general supplies for the
ensuing year.
Saltwater Echoes.
Special to The Irish Standard.
T. e. Burke, Jr., is in Kansas looking
I'm soma law cases.