The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-02-20

Al,TURD AY, F'EBRUAz
Wall, soprano; Mr. P. a.. Mullen, bari
tone; Prof Porter, basso; Prof. Heinrich
Hoevel, violin; DR.. G. Strachauer, cello
j, Lewis Browne, musical director.
The Gilt Edge social club. an organi
cation composed of many of thu
leading society young folks, OF the
east side, gave very pleasant
com plimentary party to their friends last
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall
corner First avenue southeast and Fifth
street. The following are the members
of this popular organization: General
ommittee-T. McInerney, president
j. j. Calvin, treasurer; J. Buehler and
J. Hogberg. secretaries. Committee on
Arrangements-J. Burns, A. STAN WITT,
and J. A. O'Brien Reception commit
tee. T. Norton, VIM. j.. Hills, r. T.
Dibb, D. Crottie, J. Ryan, G. Lawton, j.
Smith, j. Sherin, E. F. Norton, H. G.
Sherry, III. Barge and l.. w. Hatch,
Floor committee-T. A. Bohan, NJ. J.
Nc onald. J. F. Walsh and J. A.
O'Brien.
A social and literary entertainment
will be given at St. Anthony hall, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies Sodal-
ity, next Monday evening. The program
incl des choruses by the St. Anthony
choir, vocal solos by Mrs. Rittman, James
Lennon. Mol ie Lyons. Geo. Beck, j. c..
Beck, w. D. Dibb, Katie Gertrude
Dryer, A. O'Brien, F. Quinn, Mrs.
Perry and Prof. Beaupalant; piano duets
by Misses A. O'Reilly and NJ Bacon,
Masters A. Wilson and G. Flanagan,
Misses A. Norton aud Kittie Mcdonald:
paper by Miss e. I. Cramsie; violin
solo by John Linnehan; an address by
Father Cosgrove; Rotations by Misses
M. Bowers and A. O'Brien, and a quar-
tot. The program will conclude with the
farce "Lend Me Five Shillings,'' with the
following cast:
Mr.. Go Lightly MT. }. 3. German
Capt. Phobbs .... Mr.. S. E. Shannon
Capt. Spruce MI ). IT, ohlltn
Mr., MorelaEd .....-..... ...... Mr.. r. T. Dibb
Sam, a waiter .....,..... go. MI. BID. Kilroe
Mrs Major Phobbs ..... .....M Miss NJ. Toomey
Mrs Capt. Phobbs 80. Miss Il. Hoy
City Attorney r. d. Russell was elect
ed president Of the Minneapolis Bar As
ISOLATION Monday afternoon at it's annual
meeting in the Temps Court law library
The report of the treasurer showed re-
ceipts for 1891 to be $2,55l.12: disburse-
ments, 1922 40. About $500 has been
received since Jan l. and the association
now has on hand $1,723.a9, Of which 3d.
500 is cut at interest. A committee OF
three was appointed to investigate the
matter Of back dues and to consider the
advisability of adding social features to
the association. The association has l54
members at present. and has added 275
volumes to the library during the past
year. Besides Mr.. Russell for president,
the following officers were elected: Vice
president, j. r. Vanderlip; secretary,
John T. Baxter; treasurer. F. B. Bailey;
executive committee, A. NJ, Keith, Frank
Healy, Ralph Whelan, Edward Savage
and j. V. McHugh; library committee,
S. r. Kitchel, j. B. Phelps, J. O. Fierce:
discipline committee, D. f. Simpson, 4,
g. Choat and G. G.. Joslyn,
The insurance underwriters held an-
other meeting Wednesday afternoon
Like several that this association has
held bsfore, it resulted in little. 1t was
called for the purpose Of acting on re-
port of the committee appointed some
time ago to consider the revision of the
articles of agreement. As has been mar
rated on several occasions, the insurance
men have been having a good deal OF
trouble over the matter Of rebates. The
allegation that some Of the agents have
been employing real estate men and
agents Of large buildings as solicitors
has also caused deal of trouble. The
committee was ready to report in favor
of abolishing the rating committee and
leaving the matter Of adjusting rates to
the secretary, and favor of restricting the
employment of solicitors to two in mum
Der. But the report could not be adopt
ed. A 90 per cent vote necessary for the
adoption of any changes in the articles
of agreement, and enough agents to
| pass it did not attend. It is thought
that the report will be adopted.
| Waited from Superior.
| Special to The Irish Standard.
Geo, P. Flannery, of Minneapolis, f
brother of constable G. E. Flannery, is
! in the city.