The Irish standard., 1892-02-20
TIE CAPITAL NOTES.

; s,sTAT E CAPITAL NOTES.
81 Mr.. ". G. Danforth. of Boston, Mass,
was the guest OF w. J. Cole, at the Hotel
last week.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will
hold their regular meeting on Sunday at
a .. M, at the Cathedral.
The st. Peter Claver society will hold
q reception at their church on Market
street on Monday evening, February a.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
Father Hebron, Mr.. McGhee and Mr..
Sam Hardy.
Indications point to an interesting and
pleasant time at the entertainment to be
given at A. O. H. hall on March 4th, the
anniversar1 of Robert Emetts birthday.
AS Tim Kelliher has the matter in hand
he will assuredly make success of it.
The next social, given by the St. Lukes
Literary society, will be- held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Mckinney, corner OF Vic
toria and Lincoln avenues, Monday even
ing, February %, at s p. m. This Will be
the last of these socials held before lent.
The Daily News says, the colored peo-
pie of this city should receive recognition
in the Assembly and suggests the names
of Mr.. Sam Hardy as Democratic cam
didate and Mr.. MctIhee as a Republican.
Mr.. Hardy has a host Of friends who
would be pleased to see bis aspirations in
that direction gratified and the we'll
known and popular colored attorney,
Mr.. Mc1hee. would not lack for indorse-
ment from his friends.
e MIR. Harry DeWallace, official stem
ographer of the municipal court, has re-
Gently completed very interesting work
entitled "Know Thyself," or the "Value
of a Moral Precept." The book is rich
in it's resources OF mental food, and shows
a careful study On the part of the author
The preface is over the signature OF Hon.
Dan W. Lawler, who speaks in the high
est terms of the author and his efforts in
producing this admirable work.
The stage is not too rich in able ex-
popents Of the American German cha1ac-
tor or dialect, and perhaps this is another
reason for the success and popularity OF
Gus. Williams. His Albert Keppler, in
"Keppler'e Fortune is always sure OF a
hearty welcome wherever it is resented
and his cordial reception everywhere is
only another endorsement Of the fact.
The drama with it's alienation 81 clouds
and sunshine, it's roaring merri,nent and
Dathos, its odd perplexities and final hap
Nv ending is watched and enjoyed with
the deepest interest. Leading of with
the great Gus himself, the cast is in ex-
eellent hands and the whole performance
thoroughly pleasing. "Keppler's For
time" will be at the Grand Opera House
all next week.
St Lukes Literary society held another
of their delightful socials at The residence
OF M-. VIM Cunningham. 779 Dayton
avenue, On Monday evening last. The
large and spacious house was tested to
its utmost capacity, about 2Oo guests
were present and were treated to a rich
musical feast furnished by the Misses
Ea gar. Gay and Franklin. Mrs. Nc
Nance and Mr. McVeigh were heartily
encoret} by their charming rendition d
selection furnished. while Mr.. G. I. Nc
earthly was forced to succunb to the
wishes OF his friends and sing his old
time favcrite over again. REGULATIONS were
in order FROM others present which were
we'll received One happy feature OF the
evening was the bevy Of young folks
rauging from 8 to IA in full party
slress. From among them we must mem
lion the numbers rendered by Masters
Mccarthy and Master Eagan as deserv-
Ing OF special praise. Mr. Cunningham
was equal to the task Of taking the edge
off the appetites Of all present in the
most approved style and proved himself
the hosritabie entertainer he has always
s,,en credited to be. There will be bat
one more of these soc;als before lent ap-
breaches.
Duluth Dots.