The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-12-01
STA TIE CAPT. AL NOTES.
The pantominne given by ST. Theresa's
sodality at Cretin hail was pronounced

The pantouime given by st. Theresa's
sodality at Cretin hail was pronounced
success.
John P. Riordan and Miss Mae Dun
can were married on Tuesday morning
at st. Joseph's church.
Eugene Towle and Jennette Lampray
were married at the Cathedral on
Wednesday morning, Rev. DR.. Hebron
officiating.
st Patrlck's parish held basket feeti-
val on Thursday evening. 1t was a
highly interesting and amusing enter
tainment and general success.
St. Josephs T. A. society will give an
entertainment at Bon Ann Hall, corner
Carroll and Louis streets, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 5, 1894 J. J Regan will
deliver the address.
Michael Ryan. of Birch Coolie, and
Miss May McDermott, of st. Paul, we're
married on the Goth ult., in st: Mlchael's
church. Michael McDermott was
proomsman and MISS Dora Nolan filled
the position of bridesmaid.
The Sacred Thirst society of ST..
Joeeph's parish entertained it's friends
most royalty in the parochial schoolroom
Tuesday evening. Delightful refresh
ments we're served, and while the affair
was informal, an excellent musical and
literary program was rendered. Mr..
Charley Dunn, of the University Law
school, acted as master Of ceremonie for
the ladies' and did it most gracefully
One of the most enjoyable socials OF
the season was given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Ryan, Thursday evening,
by the members of the Young Ladies'
Sodality. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ryan, assisted by Misses Helen
and Nellie O. Brien, Blanchard. Stanley,
Griffin, Murphy, McArdle, Egan, Roddy,
Nicholson, Newton, Hurley and Sweeney.
Professor PREM and St. Michael's choir
rendered a choice musical program,
Messrs. Z. Maggie, VIM. Burke end Misses
Blanchard, Enright, Meyer, Davis,
O'RourAe took part. Master Ira Don
nelly's violin selections were especially
we'll received. IT was success from
every standpoint.
On the Goth ult. st. Patricks church
was the scene of very pretty wedding.
The parties to the contract were NJ .rtin
J. Gibbons and Miss Catherine Maude
Concannon. Mr.. John Gibbons otfici
ated as best man, and Miss Mary Con-
cannon was the maid Of honor. The
nuptial ceremonies were performed by
Rev. Thomas j. Gibbons, brother of the
groom, assisted by Father Dolphin, the
pastor. The costumes of the bridal
party were remarkable for quiet good
taste. The happy young people left on
the evening train for the west. After
this date Mr.. and Mrs. Giboons will be
at horne ia apartments in the Wagner
Block, corner of Charles street and Wes
t.rn avenue. A large number Of friends
OF both bride and groom were present to
witness the impressive ceremony.
About 10 o'clock Wednesday evening
the dead body Of young woman was
found in the building in the rear Of the
Washburn block on Fifth street near
Cedar. Persons residing ia the block
had not noticed any one stirring about
the place since last Tuesday, aud think
ing something might BE- wrong, notified
the police Wednesday evening. Lieut..
Sexton was sent from the central stati IN
to Investigate the matter, and On forcing
open the door found the corpse. Every :
thing about the premises denoted ex~
trenle poverty and the enacated condi-
ton of the. corpse would lead to the be-
ief that the woman had died for the
want of the common necessities of life.
The b ,dy was iden if ID as that OF Mrs
Jennie Blum. wife of laboring man,
who has been out Of work for some time
aud VINO 1z supposed to bs out Of the city
searchi for work Nslghbors Of the
dead woman say tn at she has been sick for
some weeks and probably becoming
worse was unable to leave her bed and
died alone from cold and hunger.