The Irish standard., 1893-12-02

daughter is Sister in the convent at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
At the 8 o'clock mass in st. Elizabeth s
church on Thanksgiving day, James p
Carroll, the we'll known surveyor, and
Miss Frances Bayley, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. 8. Bayley, 344S Nioollet ave-
nue., were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony by Rev. j. NJ. Cieary. The
bride is popular young lady who acted
as bookkeeper in her fathers plumbing
establishment, aud host Of friends wish
herself and young husband the fullest
measure OF matrimonial bliss. They will
be at home to their friends at3448 Nicol-
let avenue after January |, 1894.
/ The Hennepin Reading Circle OF St.
Stephens parish gave a very pleasant
entertainment to their friends in ST.
Stephens hall last Monday evening.
Father Conway, Of ST. Thomas Semin-
airy, read a delightful paper on the
"Poete' Corner in Westminster Abbey. :
Mrs. J. Fl. Sullivan played a selection on
the piano very acceptably. Miss Rose
King and MI. De Raiche sang a charm.
ing duet. Miss McNearn delighted the
audience with an exquisite recitation and
Masters Orville Kelly and George Thorn
son closed the entertainment with q
pretty duet on the violin and piano.
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock, there will be the regular weekly
meeting of the st. Anthony I. A. soci.
ETY. at ST. Anthony hall. A program OF
entertainment unexcelled by any preyi-
GUS effort will be one of the features.
There will be choice selection of vocal
and instrumental music, recitatione, ETC.,
by best local talent, but the best number
on tbs program will BE- the address by
Mr.. Thos. J. Nc Dermott, Of st. Paul, on
the life of Oliver Goldsmith. Mr.. Nc.
Dermott is a pleasing and gifted speaker
and his remarks will certainly be el :
ioyed by all. Everybody is invited.
a testimonial concert will be rendered
to Mi. p. H. Mullen by the Immaculate
Conception choir on next Monday eve
ming, December 4, at Century Hail. The
following we'll known artists will take
bart: The Misses Susie Mckay, Alma
n. johnson, Anna G. O'Brien, Helen
Hayward, Mrs. G. Jarvis, Mrs. E. Plank,
Mrs. T.. Thomson, Miss Golden, Miss
Hove: and Messrs Thomas j. Drill, Geo.
N. Tate, e.. s. Woodruff, n. Hoevel,
Fritz schlachter and NJ. Knapp The
church choir quartette, consisting OF
Miss Nellie O'Brien, Mrs. Lenora Thorn
son. Mr.. P. II. Mullen and Mr.. P. J,
Nolan will lend their services on the oc-
cassion.
Following "rhe Still Alarm at the
Bijou and commencing with matinee
performance tomorrow Manager Hays
announces the gladstone return Of that
ever popular comedy attraction, "Yon
Yonson." In search for novel stage
character, Gus Heege, the author of lyon
Yonson", was eminently successful. The
Swede as q stage Gre alton is new and
original. His natural characteristics, the
atolid manners of his race and the droll
humor for which he is noted, make him q
mine Of almost inexhaustible fun inter.
est. ssYon Yonson," is no stranger &c
local theatre goers; he has been seen here
before. His previous visits have been
marked by magnificent welcome and
he enjoys the special distinction Of attract
ING to the Bijou in one week more people
than any other producti n ever did in a
like time. The story OF "Yon Yonson'
is too familiar to local theatre.goers Il
REQUIRE detailed description. It is moi
burlesque on the Swedish character
but is we'll written and we'll constructed
play with q plot and purpose. The
peculiarities of the Swede are illustrated
through natural channels, through 9
series of exciting episodes and humorous
scenes and cllmaxes. Yon Yonson' is .
true, natural dramatic illustration OF the
Swedish character and as such is entitled
to prestige among stage crea' ions. il q
play with q purpose, deserving Of the
consideration and support Of al classes
| of theatre goers.
Irish Nationality.
At the celebration of the twenty -sixth
anniversary Of the martyrdom Of Allen
Larkin and O'Brien in Chicago last