The Irish standard., 1898-04-09
DULUTH NEWS.

The pupils of Miss Theresa Lynn gave
piano recital Wednesday evening of
last week at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
McFadden, at Lakeside. Those
who gave piano numbers were: Nellie
McFaddcn, Mabel Dean, Charley McEad-
den, Howard Stolar, Carl Dean, Olive
Fulton, Clara Watt and Myrtle Tibbets.
The pupils were assisted by Miss Anna
Carroll, soprano; Miss Minnie Mcdonald,
reader, and ]. S. Lynn, tenor.
Mrs. J. H. Sullivan and Miss A. Gala
han represented the Daughters of Erin
at the state convention of the A. o. H.,
at Brainerd last week. They report a
most successful convention and that a
good deal Of work had been done for
the order.
Mrs. c. J. O'Donnell and children went
down to st. Paul last week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Donnelly.
John Flood returned Friday of last
week from. the A. o. H. convention at
Brainerd. He said that everybody had
glorious time and that he feels prouder
than ever of being Minnesota Irish
man when he reflects upon the splendid
specimens of stalwart manhood chat
composed tho delegations from various
parts of this state and more particularly
from st. Paul. Mr.. Flood was mention
ed as candidate for state president and
received 1attering but slightly insult
flcient vote in the convention.
G. P. Maginnis also returned Friday
and speaks in terms equally enthusiastic
Of the convention. He says that reso-
lutions were adopted in reference to the
Cuban question that leave no doubt as
to where Irishmen stand.
The holy week services at the cathe-
dral were very impressive. The office
Of tenebrae was chanted by the cler-
gy, assisted by the full choir, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings at
7:30. Bishop McGolrick presided. On
Wednesday confessions were heard and
holy communion was distributed Thurs
day morning at 1880. On Thursday
evening the Rev. L. Grandchamp deliver
ed the sermon, and on Friday evening
the Rev. C. V. Gamache, of Grand Rapids
preached.
On Holy Thursday morning solemn
pontifical mass was sung by Bishop
McGolrick at 10 o'clock, assisted by
Very Rev. j. f. Bull, V. G., as assistant
priest, Revs. C. V. Gamache and E.
Lawlor, as deacons of honor: Rev. Fa-
ther George as deacon of the mass; Rev.
John Sroka, as sub-deacon of the mass,
and Fathers Smiers and Corbett as mas
ters Of ceremonies. Revs. F., S. Kosmerl,
7. J. Mackey and l.. Grandchamp were
bearers of the oils. During the mass
the bishop performed the solemn ceremo-
ny OF the blessing Of the oils to be used
in baptism, confirmation and extreme
JUNCTION during the year. After mass
there was the procession to the reposi-
tory, and the stripping Of the affairs
On Good Friday morning at 9 o'clock
the bishop, who celebrated the mass, pre-
sanctified with the above named assist
ants. During the mass there was the
veneration of the cross, the singing Of
tho passion by Rev. c. V. Gamache,
Father George and 7. j. Mackey and the
procession from the repository. On
Saturday morning at o'clock there was
the blessing Of the new fire, the paschal
candle of the Easter water baDtismal
font and tho mass
Easter morning at 1920 Rev. John
Smiers will sing solemn high mass. as
sisted by Fathers Lawlor and Corbelt
Bishop McGolrick breaches the sermon.
Tho choir will be assisted by Flaaten's Or
chestra. At 1880 in the evening the choir
sing the celebrated "Laudate Pcuro,"
and Father Smiers delivers the sermon.
The funeral of Katherine Wandall,
who died Friday of last week, aged II,
at st. Anne's house for aged women, took
place Saturday from St. Clements
church to tho Catholic cemetery, under
the direction Of Durham e. Co.
Two beautiful confessionals now adorn
the cathedral and add very much to the
appearance of the interior.
Miss N. Mclean and Miss M. Walsh
left Monday for tour on the Pacific
coast.