The Irish standard., 1893-06-10
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IS and Mira Oollins, ot Dayton, Mimi.
are nthe CITY witt iai with their soma,
yohn ana Edward, md enjoying thetse-
tiiyities. of the week. n s 81
Edward Greene, sof sGraoeville,
came down TO the celebrate on Monday
md remained during the week . guest Of
his brother, ]. a. Greene.
IS Col. r. D. O'Phalen, late Of Winnipeg,
we'll known throughout the Northwest
5as the most untiring champion Of Irish
rights, spent the week in the city shak-
ing hands with old friends and enjoying
himself generally. 81.
, The temperance boys Of St. Patrick's
parish are making elaborate prepare.
tions for q rousing rally on the evening
Of the 18th. Able speakers have been
invited and the best musical talent Of
/. the city secured for the occasion.
4. H. 81. Gillen, ESQ, city attorney OF
saltwater, came over to see the parade
Wednesday and incidentally to be con-
graduated by his many friends on the
arrival of his new assistant city attorney,
q big bouncing boy now some two weeks
of age.
Michael Mcmahon, one Of the solid
men of Green Isle, passed through the
city the first OF the week in company
with Mr.. James Burrows Of the same
place, whom he had generously relieved
from very embarrassing circumstances
ia connection with his stock transac-
Mons.
Jacob Lifts players have opened tdeir
ten weeks ock season at the Grand,
and they have made the most emphatic
hit ever known in this city. There y. as
not flaw that the most critical could
find in the makeup of the company, and
il the Grand does not draw big houses
this summer it will not be because Mr..
Lift has not given US the Rrandest or
ganization the people ever saw put to-
gether.s Individual praise would be in
vidious where all are so good, and the
result is that Jacob Lifts players can be
said, with truth. to be simply great in
every way, and there can be no CUES
ton for the next ten weeks of the quality
81 The artists to be seen by those who at
tend the Grand; it will only be what
does the company play?
Ga: Tuesday morning very pretty
ceremony was Witnessed at St. Mary's
church. Mr.. Frank Hurley. and Miss
Nora Holmes were united in marriage in
the presence of host Of admiring
friends. The venerable pastor, Monsig-
nor Cailliot performed the ceremony.
The bride, who is the daughter OF the
well known East Seventh street ieweler,
wore very becoming white satine cos
tune. entrain and carried lilies of the
valley. She was attended by Miss Bessie
Lytel as maid OF honor, and Misses Mae
Butler, May Holmes and Belle Hurley
de bridesmaids, each il "A white corded
silk suit and carrying white and yellow
roses. The groom is the representative
Of Griggs, Cooper & o., stationed at
Heleaa, Mont, and is we'll known and
highly respected in this city. He was
waited upon by his brother, Joseph Hur-
ley. Measrs. john Flanagan, Frank
Dowlan and Harry Moore served as
,rshers. After the ceremony the we'd
ding party repaired to the home OF the
brides parents where an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurley will be at home at Helena
after August LIST.
This has been great week for St.
Paul. Always beautiful city she is on
occasions OF this kind attractive beyond
telling. Thstriumphal arches,the stately
columns, the thousand flags and stream
era, on every hand, the colossal structures
wrought into fairy haunts by artistic
draping, all conspired to make the place
beautiful to her countless visi
tora and gratifying beyond measure to
her patriotic itizens. On Tuesday the
Reciprocity convention met in the Audi
forum On Wednesday the Hill parade
took place, and q great man and the age
that made him great were fttingly hon
ored A grander sight wss never wit
messed in the Northwest, 9 grander sight
never had more pleased or appreciative
witnesses. The fremen came first aud
did high honor to their calling. their city
and themselves. The historical part Of
the procession followed and by it's vivid
and faithful recital brought US step BY
step from the day the first French mis-
sionary etood in awe at the foot Of ST.
Anthony Falls up to the present with
its magnificent possibilities. Then came
floats OF every conceivable de-
sign. representing art and science, COM
meroe and sovereign states, in fact eyery-s
thing that might help to indicate the