The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-08-21
DULUTH NEWS.

Tuesday morning at o'clock. in Dish-
op McGolrick's chapel, Miss Lillian NJ.
Rondeau. niece of Mr. and Mrs r. G..
Vincent, and Michael H. Kelley were
Joined in marriage by Bishop McGol-
rick. The cermOny was a very pretty
one. The church was beautifully decor
ated with flowers. Miss Mamie Kenny
was bridesmaid and j. Il. Killorn was
best man. After the wedding ceremony
an elegant wedding breakfast was served
for the wedding party at the home of the
brides uncle. r. G. Vincent. 527 West
Third street. The house was very pref
tily decorated with flowers and vines.
Miss Rondeau came here from Mar
lnette, where she was one of the most
popular of the young ladies', and dur
ing her residence has gained wide cir
Gle of friends Mr.. Kelley is one of
Duluths most popular business men,
and his acquaintance are very
great in number. He has for
years been associated with the
Wright & Davis Lumber company and
is the head of the Kelley Hardware
company. All Of his friends will Join
in hearty congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley left on the Northwest to
visit several places in the East ana will
make an extended trip They will he ut
home Oct l at 1924 East First street.
Dr. and Mrs +. A. Hoyt, of St. Cloud.
MIMI, registered at the Spalding last
week. They were married at Tower
wednesday. the bride being Miss Mar
garet McInnes The ceremony was per-
formed in the Catholic church at Tower
and afterward a reception was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McInncs.
the brides parents. A special train
brought the bridal couple to Duluth,
and with them came the bridal party.
including Miss Minnie MacLean, Miss
Owens and Mrs. w. Wilson, and Messrs
X. b. Brewer, of st. Cloud. who was
best man. and Messrs. Brown and Pru-
den, DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt remained a
week here until Saturday and then went
down the lakes.
John Mogan, of Cloquet, was a visitor
in the Zenith City this week.
Miss Pearl Chalk is entertaining u
party of school friends who are in the
city. They are: Misses Josie Kelly, NJ.
Mccarthy and M. Burns. of Minneapo-
lis; Julia Leahy. of Cincinnati: Belle
Henry, of Duluth. and Will Powers, of
London, Ont. Monday afternoon and
evening they enjoyed pleasant ride
about the .harbOr in steam yacht, land
ing at 6 o'clock long enough to take
supper at the st. Louis. They will re-
main in Duluth several days as guests of
Miss Chalk.
Work on the new st. Mary's hospital
is progressing very rapidly, it having
already the first story.
Miss Dora Halpin, who has been in
Minneapolis for several months past,
returned to Duluth last week.
Mrs. r.. f. Fitzgerald and Miss Fitz-
gerald left Tuesday afternoon for an
Eastern visit of several weeks
Lawyer r. w. Sullivan returned last
Monday in the steamer Northwest from
visit at his former home, Towanda,
Pa.
Arrangements 70 rthe excursion on the
steamer Peerless for the purpose of rails
ing fund to endow charity bed in
ST. Mary's hospital, are progressing ia
vorably. The excursion will be given
Tuesday evening, Aug. "a.
Miss Agnes Brennan returned to Du-
luth last week after six weeks visit
In St. Paul with her sister
At the Cathedral last Tuesday morning
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Frank .Jor-
dan and Miss Margaret Harvey. 4 large
number OF their friends witnessed the
ceremony. Mr.. Jordan being an cnthus-
iastic member of the local Division No,
]. A. O. H., and Miss Harvey being the
treasurer of Ladies' Auxiliary, y. of T.,
A. O. II. Their many friends join in
wishing them long and happy life.
Thrce-sheet posters have been put up
in the city advertising the grand re-
union of the A. 0. II. divisions of the
upper peninsula Of Michigan. which &C.
ours Saturday. Aug. 20.
Great preparations are being made
for the annual bazaar of the Cathedral
parish. Committees have been appoint
cd and have already entered upon their
duties of soliciting contributions for it.
Last Sunday being the feast of the