The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-24
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
! Frank Brady returned from Chicago

q Frank Brady returned from Chicago
Wednesday.
Eugene Towle and Miss JENNIE Lamp
rey will be married on the 28th.
John A. Green has been called home
by reason of the illness of his father.
County Delegate Larry Tierney was
laid up during the week with bad cold.
Father Gleason, of st. Johns parish,
went to Milwaukee on business Tuesday.
The benefit to Jorn Gshan in F'ord's
hall wss musically and financially sue
GEES.
The engagement Of MIR. John Riordan
and Miss Mae Duncan has been an
nounced.
MIR, and Mrs. DR.. McNulty returned
TO their new home at Ellsworth Thurs
day morning.
The Amber Euchre Club met Tuesday
evening at the residence of r.. j. Cannon
on Oakland avenue.
The governing board of the Irish
American Club met Thursday night.
Election of officers tonight.
The Wacepea Club gave delightful
dancing party Wednesday evening in the
parlors of the Metropolitan hotel:
On December let, the class OF '95 of
the high school, will give an entertain
ment for the benefit of the High School
World.
The state board of the Z. A. Union, OF
Minnesota, met in Crusaders hall Thurs
day evening and admitted several new
societies to membership.
e. H, Oznum, senator-elec from the
Twenty ninth dietrict, went to New
York, and ON Wednesday betook unto
himself bride in the person OF Miss
Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, of Mankato,
spent the week in the city. Mr.. Norton
as an officer of the Northwestern Rail
way company, end Mrs. Norton as guest
of hsr school girl classmates.
Ed. &. Rogers, clerk of courts elect,
has over six hundred applications for po-
sitions in his Office. Ed would like to
give them all something, but the office
will not permit of such philantrophv.
The Sacred Thirat Society lately or
eanized by the young ladies Of st. JOS
eph's parish, gave their inaugural enter
tainment Wednesday evening The hall
was filled to OVERLOOKING. Miss Shagren
rendered piano solo, Miss Bessie Buck
Icy sang sweetly, Miss Nellie Corcoran
recitet1, MISS Kelly also furnished piano
music and Miss Stella Vervais vocal
solo. Master John Costello rendered a
character song With skill OF an artist j..
r, McGnire presided. James Manahan
delivered the address Of the occasion.
Father O'Brien closed the entertain
uant with q few happy remarks.
Mr.. Thomas Howard, OF the Pioneer
Press staff, and Miss Eleanor Drebert, OF
Chatheld, were married at the home OF
the bride Tuesday morning. The we'd
ding WAS of that quiet pretty sort that
signifies the greatest happiness. The
bride is the charming and pIished
daughter of r. T. Drebert, editor OF the
Deulocra Mr.. Howard is young man
Of excellent character and unquestioned
bnnjnAss ability. He is the senior mem
her Ct the jawe1ry 6r;n OF Hon ard and
Anderson, aud holds & responsible posi-
tion With the Pion ar Press. Mr.. and
MIRA. Howard viii! be at home after No.
vem},er "a, at l6l College avenue.
Ga Tuesday morning, November Doth,
large sumber of society people Of the
city assent led at the Cathedral to wit
ness the marriage Ct katheryn, daughter
Of Capt. and Mrs. NJ. J. O'Connor, to Mr.,
Thomas Doran, If Minneapolis. Rev.
Dr. Heffron otticlating, pronounced the
woris uniting the couple. Nuptial mass
was celebrated. The best man was Mr..
Darans brother, and the maid Of honor
Miss Rose Darragh. A reception was
given at the home of the BRIDES parents
on Iglehart street, also an elaborate
breakfast was served. Many handsome
aors. designs adorned. the dining room
and parlors After short tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Doran will reside in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Doran is we'll known in the Twin
Cities and ie connected with the Great
Northern Railway company.
Thinks it Rather Extravagant.