The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-03-14
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| Division No S, 20. H, Ramsey cOun-
| ty, Initiated fifty new meInb ers at their
meeting on. Monday evening at st. Paul.
After the business of the meeting was
over smoking social was given by the
division. No. is making great strides
In the order and bids fair to have the
largest membership Of any division in
the state. Ss.E Il IS
Miss Margaret Crowler, of saltwater,
and Morris E. Sliney. of Oakdale, We're
married last week at ST. Paul. Their
many friends of the A. O.. H. and Daugh-
| tiers of Erin. of which they are members,
unite with the Irish Standard in wishing
them long and happy life Of married
bliss. Il, 8
Following is the list of officers elected
at the, organization of the D. of 2. at
Rochester, Mimi, having 20 members:
Miss Margaret E. Sullivan, president;
Mrs. J.. W. O'Rourke, vice president;
Miss Katie Conaty, recording secretary;
Mrs M. C. Lawler; treasurer; Miss Katie
McClaskey, financial secretary; Mrs j.
T.. McGovern, sentinel; Miss Belle Gum,
sergeant at arms; standing committee.
Miss Teresa Hebron, chairman; Mrs.
Thomas Murray, Miss M. M. Wheelan,
Mrs Joe Devlin, Miss Nellie Hennessey.
Division No. 3. D. of E., gave a progress
sive cinch party at the hall, corner Wash
ington and Tenth avenues north last
Monday, night. It was a great success,
about 200 people being present repre-
senting every section of the city. Forty
tables were in use. The ladies head prize
was won by Miss Katie Coveny and the
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Miss Alma Dunn won the ladys fool
prize and M. H. Danaher the gentleman
fool prize The evening was spent in a
most delightful manner, thanks to those
who had the entertainment in charge
and the congenialty of all present. The
games closed at II o'clock. '.."s
J. j. Fitzgerald, who has held down
the chair as president OF Division No. J..
A. o. II. of Hennepin county, for num-
Der of years past, has been presented
with another one much more costly and
beautiful. A number of his brother
members of Division No. 1, called at his
residence last Tuesday evening and
brought~the chair with them. County
President Thos.s Connolly proceeded at
once to state the. reasons why they
thought it fitting and proper that the
chair should be presented, and these rea-
sons were so plainly set forth that Bro.
Fitzgerald could not say nay but he man
aged to thank them most heartily, which
is about all any man can do under like
circumstances. However. it may be stat
ed that very pleasant evening was en-
joyed by all and a sumptuous lunch was
served after the guests had made merry
with songs, cards, and instrumental null
sic Those present were Thos Connolly,
Thos O Neil, T. Flynn, J. ]. Curley, J. }.
Farrell, M. P. Walls, M. w. Mogan, &. j.
Nolan, w. P. Casey, w. S. Bayley, Thos.
Gallagher, P. T. Quinn, VIM. Collins. D.
Morgan, VIM J. Archer, NJ. E. Conlin, ?.
Coughlin T. E. Boyle, John Irwin, John
Morgan, M. Flynn and ]. Ryan.
Invitations are out for the next party
of the season to be given by the South
Side Relief Club at Labor Temple Easter
Monday night. This social event Will be
looked forward to with pleasure by the
hundreds of young and old who love to
dance, and who have attended these par
ties in the past The committees ap-
pointed for the occasion are:
Master of ceremonies. Thomas Dunn.
Arrangements-P. Kenney, j. P. Wall,
P. Swift, NJ Griffin, M. J. Gill.
Reception--James Kelly, M. O'Hara,
John O'IIara, Ed. Bevans, E. J. Harrlng-
ton, J: w. Doyle.
Floor nagers-James Allen, }. IS.
Fitzsimmons, j. J. Regain, P. J. Kinnane,
J. P. Wall
State Secretary O'Shaughnessy, OF the
insurance fund, has just issued ASSESS
ment No. 112, on the death of James w.
Doran, of Minneapolis. The amount in
the reserve fund on March 18th, was
sl,5S4.75 and the amount collected on as
sesslnent No. ITO was 81 ,0e3.50.
A number of insured members of the
40. Fl. have been heard to express
themselves in favor of {. graded scale ac-
ccrding to age. and also in favor OF MAX
ing the policies 81 900, $4,000 and $4,000
al the option of the members. The Irish
Standard favors both. these amendments,
and would like to hear from the members.
Now. is your chance, brothers. Let us
hear what your views are OF insurance.
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The Irish Standard invites discussion
on insurance by the ladies of the D. of Z.
in these columns. This is an important
feature and affects the organization from
LanesborO to Duluth. @...
l desire to thank through your col
umns, the members of Division No. Z, y.
Of E., and Division No. 8. A. 0. H.. to-
gether. with other friends, for the kind
assistance rendered me and my family
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- = - Joyous Events.
| Last Monday evening Division No. 3,
Daug hters of Erin, gave most enjoyable