The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-16
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY

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II "A Successful sociable at Mrs. n: w: Flanni
gan's Residence on Wednesday Evening.
The third Of series Of sociables held
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Immaculate Conception
parish was held last Wednesday evening
at the elegant and spacious residence Of
Mrs M. w. Flanagan, SOP Bryant ave.
nue. north. The society is rapidly in
creasing in membership and popularity,
with the result that every succeeding en-
tertainment surpasses the preceding one
in point Of attendance. The largest
gathering yet convened under the su :
spices OF the society was that Of last
Wednesday evening. Ladies and gen
tlemen from all sections Of the city,
and even from St. Paul, were present and
enjoyed themselves immensely. After
psrsakinR Of refreshments the guests
we're treated to fne literary ard must
cal program as follows:
Address. ............. Rev. Father Keane
String Quartette.
Solo .......... ................M Miss Maud Kelley
Dance. ...Peek-a-BOo
Vocal. Ladies' Quartette
Solo. ..................l... -. c. Scallen
Recitation. MISS Wltte
Solo ............ ........ Mrs. While
Highland Fling.
Recitation ........... Miss Jennie Daily
SolO... MI. White
Dance. ....................Iri Irish Jig
Dance. Sailors Horupipc
Among those present were: Mesdames
G. E. Fitzgerald. Rand, Rice, Mcbride,
Cain, Jennings, Harrison, Young, Jervis,
Plank, Thompson, J. B. Flanagan, J.
Jones, r. III. Graham, Mathews, Merrick,
Tobin, Sullivan, Keane, With, Bres-
lauer, Green, Henneesy, Koran, M.
Smith, Scallen, NJ. Nash, Byrnes, Han
ley, J. D. Mahoney, J. Nash, Lipe, Trai-
nor, A. Lyons, Daily, O'Reilly, Mersen,
White, Coughl,n, D r McNaLg t,Huhn;
Misses York, Chenevert, Nolan, Harmon,
D. Dady, s. Tracy, Kelly, M. Tracy, Hay
wood, Jones, Sullivan, Lyon, j. Nash.
Brennan, M. Byrnes, Shultz, Crocker, A.
Nash, Sheran, A. Hoy, E. Hoy, DAHL,
McCauley, Witt, Quirk, Kelly, Scallen,
Henneberry, Kelleher, Doner, Hickey,
Fitzgerald. Ds'nnelly, A. Fitzgerald,
Connolly, M. McDougal, NJ. Comfort, F.
Comfort, Harrison, Gavin, Mccartney,
9O'Reilly, Scanlon, F. Leonard, Archer,
N. Leonard, H. Range, H. HUM, D. Mer-
sen, B. MoNaught; Rev. Fathers Keane,
Christie, Lauzon; Messrs. Trainor, Y oung,
McFarlane, Mersen, J. Flannigsc, j.
Porter, NJ. w. Rand, H.B. Merrick, Han
Icy, Hynes, Sullivan, Witt, @. J. Smaller,
Harper, Nash, Soallen, Smith, Lyons,
Oloutier, w. Byrnes, Flanagan, Melon
gal, Boland, Gavin, f.. O'Reilly, Darragh,
u. Gorham, Roger Vail, Swift, FitEpat-
rick, H. Hayes, q. H. Thomas, N. G.
Bowles, A. Smith, Geo. Smith, White,
Ryan, P. f. Cannon, J. Cain, Fay, u. H.
Gallagher, M. P. e. Cannon, sNudd,
Walsh. j. j. MacHale, w. Murphy, Con-
molly, Murphy, Breslauer, j. T. Mannix,
Butman, j. NJ. Lennon, D. Sullivan, A.
]. O'Brien, Kelley, F. Hoy, Rousseau.
The ladies' quartette was composed Of
Miss 81. Hayward, Mrs. JARVIS, Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Plank. The dane
ers were the Mi ses Letta Mersen, Hazel
Runge, Bessie McNaught and Hazel
HUM. The receipts Of the evening for
the relief of the poor aggregated $45
The next sociable will be held at the
home of Mrs: DR.. James H. Dunn, 104
Royalston avenue.