The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-10-08
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

MISS Mae Rutler, OF College avenue,
entertgins her friend Miss Gieriet, of
Duluth.
Miss Genevieve Menahan, of Chatfeld,
has resumed her studies in st. Joseph's
academy.
Tom Sinnan was awarded the contract
for grading Blair street. His bid was
$4,000,
Daniel Conway, Esq, Of Sioux Falls,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan, $50
Carroll street.
Patrolman r. N. Grady has resigned
from the police force and will so into
business for himself,
Miss Nora Mead has been transferred
from the Lincoln and assigned second
grade in the Monroe school.
Miss Stella Murphy, Of White Bear, is
visiting Miss Mamie Doyle and Miss
kittie Hsstigan, Of Rondo street.
E. e. Mcbride has been appointed
clerk in the mailing department OF the
pest office. Mt Mcbride takes che place
of Mr.. Chamberlain, promoted to the
railway mail service
At 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon tie BAN
ner presented by the Sisters of st. Joseph
TO st. Peter Clsvers church was blessed
by Father Casey. DR. Heffron preached
sermon and several societies were Ap
attendance.
Pierce Butler, Esq, received the Dem
ocratic nomin alton for the Office of coun
ty attorney. Mr.. Butler has borne tbs
burden Of the work for the past term,
and his nomination was not only de-
served by him but polite for the party.
The nominee is q good man, good law
yer, good Democrat and rustler for
votes. He will make winning run OF
election day, and fearless prosecutor
for the state while in Office. The con-
vention could not have done better
\ very pleasant series OF entertain
n1ents is being given in ST. Luke's parish.
The different parishioners vie with each
ether in providing accommodation and
entertainment for invited guests. On
Tuesday evening the beautiful homa Of
Mr. Ed. Mckenny on Lincoln avenue
was the scene Of an enjoyable gathering
OF this kind. A musical program of rare
excellence was improvised. Between the
different numbers the time was spent liz
social conversation, and the evenings en-
ioyment was made complete by q sub-
stautial repast set forth by the hostess.
The prettiest wedding Of the season
was witnessed at St. Josephs church
Tuesday morning. Mr.. James Regar
and Miss Mae Nolan were married. The,
ceremony was performed and nnptial
high mass celebrated by Rev. Father
McNnlty, assisted by Rev. Frs. Cosgrove
and Raleigh as deacon and sub-deacon.
Messrs. John Curry and James Mauahan
served as ushers. Nearly every seat in
the church was occupied by relatives
and friends Many friends from outside
the city were present to witness the hap
DIV event. The old church was filled
with joyous strains Of music as the we'd
ding party entered and moved slowly up
the aisle. 1t was q pretty picture the
bride and her sister Sarah, the groom
and his brother Will, kneeling with
bowed heads before the altar. The bride
wore beautiful dress OF crapon, en-
train, cream colored, with gold lace TRIM
mings A bridal veil OF white illusion
half concealed the white roses in her
hair and fell gracefully over her shout
ders. She carried a bouquet Of bridal
roses, and bride.hke she was in all re-
specss, and beautiful. The bridesmaid
wore becoming dress III material like
her sisters, cluster OF La France roses
In her hair and was scarcely less charm.
ing than the bride. The groom and his
best man were in conventional black,
and the young ladies in the church might
we'll envy the sisters before the altar
After nuptia} mass was over the bridal
party and the wedding guests were
driven to the beautiful home of the
brides parents on Carroll street. A
wedding breakfast was awaiting them,
aud all went merry. Many beautiful
gifts were received by the happy couple,
and congratulations and blessings with
out number were showered upon them.
The bride s the daughter OF Street Com
missioner Patrick Nolan, and favorite
in all circles. The groom is teller ct the
ST. Paul National Bank, and possesses
the absolute confidence and respect of
the business men Of the city He is
prominent in the total abstinence cause,
and possesses enviabls literary ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Regan may we'll feel proud
OF each other. The STANDARD extends
to each its heartiest congratulations.
The happy pair left on the evening train
for an extended "trip through Canada via
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