The Irish standard., 1893-03-11
ST. CHARLES PARISH.


excellent patronage, will be held as fol
lows: a
ST. CHARLES PARISH
Opening chorus, "Let Erin Remember
the Days of Old; address, Mayor Eustis;
recitation, Capt M. Whelan; song, Mrs.
Z,lliken; recitation, "Erin's Flag" Miss,
Z. MeNearn; song, M. >. Lennon; comic
recitation, VIM. O'Brien; blind violinist,.
Mr.. John Lenehan; address, Father
Cleary Part 2i-Irish bag pipes, A.
johnson; song, Alhe Kerry Dance" Miss
l.. Aekerson; address, L. ID. O'Brien,
Esq; piano and violin duett, Miss Chen
evert; song, THE Beautiful Isle Of the
Sea-" Miss Dc. Sweeney; exhibition drill,
Hibernian Rifles; piano duett, Irish
gems, Miss A. Gleason and Mr.. r.
Hawks; closing chorus, "The Harp that
Once Thro' ,Taras Hail." Entertainment
to be held at Dania hall.
ST. ANTHONY OF PADgA.
The "Octoroon' will be produced at
st. Anthony hall, with the 70 flowing cast:
George Peyton. B, ID. Kilroe; Jacob
McCluskey, Chas. E. Fox; Salem Scud-
der, j. I'll. Smith; Pete, John b. Gorman;
Sunnyside, D. Harrington; Paul, T.
O'Keefe; Lafouche, Thos. Rooney; Capt.
Rats, E. }. McCafferty; Col. Pointdexter,
H. j. Murphy; Thiba deaux, Archie
Cramsie; jackson, J Kelly; Solon, B.
Quinn; Watiuotee, T. McInerny; Mrs.
Peyton, Miss Nellie Cran1sie; Zoe, Miss
R. Hayes; Dora Sunnysiie, Miss M. a.
Dannaher; Grace, Miss Mollie Lyons;
Minnie, Miss X. FRYER.
~. HOLY ROSARY.
Program-FIu solo, A. Powers; song,
4Son of the Shamrock J. Mclaughlin;
recitation, "The Brothers. Miss Cullen;
qusrtette, "Kathleen Mavourneen,"
Misses F. Bayley and A, Hughes, Messrs
W. d. Dibb and w HI Kitz; song, xii
laloo,r W. p. Dibb; lecture, The Three
Periods of Irish History" A. +. McCor-
mick. Part 2--Violin solo, "Fantasie," !"
Prot. Haldor Hanson; vocal duett, The
Sailors Sigh" Messrs. ~. H. Kitz and
w. d. Dibb; recitation, comic, p. F. Me-
Donough; song, "Dermott Astore," Miss
#. Baylsys bass solo, selection, W, Fl.
Kitz. Mrs NJ S. Baker, Misses Annie
Smith and Frances Burns, accompanies
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
A rare musical and literary treat is in
store for those who attend at the Lyceum
'sThe Irish Race ID America, will be the
Il subject of a lecture on this occasion by
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly. A fine musical
program will be rendered by the follow
Y ing artists: Miss Susie Mckay, Miss
!. Alma johnson, Miss Nellie O'Brien, H.
n S. Woodruff, Heinrich Hoevel, Fritz
Schlacter, Ray Finel, Prof A. w. Porter,
p. 81. Mullen.
AT THE WEST.
On the evening Of the 18th large
number of Irlshmen and Irish. Americans
will gather at the West hotel to do honor
to Ireland's patron saint. Arrangements
have been completed for banquet there,
where numerous toasts will be offered
and the ablest Irish and American speak
ers of bothSt. Paul and Minneapolis will
respond. W. ]. Murphy, manager of the
Tribune, will be toastmaster, and the
committee having the matter in charge
are confident that this will prove to be
one OF the most patriotic assemblages Of
Irishmen and their friends ever held in
Minneapolis. Tickets are for sale at
John NJ. Gleason's, 254 First avenue
south, Kennedy Bros, 36 Washington
avenue south, and at the Office Of The
IRISH STANDARp. There is no line drawn
as to who shall attend and all Irish citi-
zens are invited to be present. The price
Of tickets has been placed at $500.
Toasts will be responded to in the fol-
lowing order:
America, Chris. A. Gallagher; The day
We celebrate, Rev Fl. A. McGill; Ireland,
@. p. o'Brien; Minnesota, Mathew