The Irish standard., 1894-09-15
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
Their Thlrtieth Anniversary.

Their Thirtieth Anniversary.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew
Walsh. 1898 Two and one half street
south, was the scene OF social gathering
OF old time friends and neighbors ON
Tuesday evening, and they came from
every direction-from every part Of the
city. A few weeks ago plans were put in
operation for surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh by number Of ladies and gentle
men and on the evening mentioned they
were carried into effect. And it was all
the more pleasant because the surprise
was clearly and Enthusiastically geouine.
1t was the thirtieth anniversary Of their
marriage, fact which they might have
overlooked had it not beer for friends
who mad determined otherwise and who
came laden with everything that was
necessary to make an event of such q
nature successful down to the most
minor detail. Good music enlivened the
occasion, an artist in his line upon the
bag pipes was one of the attractions and
merriment and good cheer was the order
from the beginning to the close. The host
and hostess, assisted by their excellent
family, left nothing undone in their
efforts to please and they succeeded be-
yond measure. r.@
During the early part of the exercises
q magnificent silver set, q gift to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh, was presented, Rev. Father
Bloomer delivering neat address oil
presentation. It was gem in it's way,
full of wit and wisdom-an excellent
tribute to the worth Of the recipients.
At its conclusion Mr.. Walsh, under q
pressure of deep emotion, feelingly aud
earnestly thanked those about him for
the gift bestowed. AS time goes on, said
he, we shall always look back to this
night in our home as one OF the most
pleasant events in our lives and as such
it will be cherished. e..
Judge Lars M. Rand, who was present
was called upon and briefly and in most
effective manner called attention to the
services of Mr.. Walsh and to his friend
ship Tor him. A more earnest, honest OF
candid man he had never associated with
and it was matter of great qualification
both to himself and Mrs. Rand that they
were there to take part in the festivities
Dancing was INDUCED in, an excellent
repast was served at midnight and few
hours later one of the most enjoyable
events Of the season was matter of the
past.
Among thoseswho we're present vers
the following: i.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fewer; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Norton; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Corey; Judge Rand and wife; DR.. r. f
O'Brien and wife; j. T. Tobin and sister
MIR. and Mrs.'T. F. Lally; Mr.. and Mrs
f. W.. Capelin; Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns;
Tr, andsMrs. F. Dunn; Mr.. and Mrs
.Iedding; Mr.. and Mrs. David Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McKernan; Mr.. and
Mrs. John McAllister; Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Nierney; Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Smith; Mr.
and Mrs.sR. F. Humphrey; Mr.. and Mrs
f. W. Humphrey;ssJ Ohm M. Gleason, and
sister; John Curran and SOD; Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frank Vrden; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hunter; DR.. J. P. Barber and wife; Mr.
aud Mrs. M. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nc
Carron; Mr.. and Mrs. John IIally; M
Fox and sisters; the Misses Slater, Mag
gle McOarron, Julia and Jennie Fox
O'Hair; Mrs. Joyce, st. Paul; Miss Nc
Grsth, Chicago; Miss Oakes, Duluth
Miss Clark,s Milwaukee; Messrs. 9. M
Foote, Ed. a iStevens, Frank Corriste n
Edward O'Brien, John Doner, A. Viii
liams, Conductor Murphy, Dennis Corey
P. Hoy, Joseph Hoy, Thos. Irwin, Joh1
Burke, James FL. Lally, Joseph Fox.