The Irish standard., 1898-01-08
DULUTH NEWS,

The Catholic club, at its fifth ANIMAL
meeting Wednesday evening of last
week, elected officers and adopted a
| new constitution, bylaws and house
rules The regular meetings OF the
| CLUB Will be on Monday and "Wednesday
evenings. Monday evenings there will
DC literary hour from to O'Clock.
mere are billiards., pool, bowling alley
and cards and piano for the entertain
ment of members. The membership :s
| now forty and is rapidly increasing. The
! Following We're the officers elected for
the ensuing year: Censor Rt. Rev.
| bishop McGlorck: president, Leo Ball:
Hlcf-president, P. Mcdonnell; secretary
| ana treasurer, +. j. Dacey; board of di-
reetors. " d. Cliff, NJ. y. Ryan, NJ.
Kelley and 7. l. Gleason.
The social at The Catholic club rooms
Tuesday evening OF last week was ut
tended by about 800 people, Miss Eliza
pelh Strnger and J. w. Sheridan cap
| 'ufed the prizes at progressive euchre.
! Musical numbers were rendered by Mrs.
McAulllte. Miss Farrell, Mrs. Thornton
and Mr.. Foran and Miss Mcdonald re-
! cited.
! Mrs. X. y. Costello gave ii tea We'd
nesdaI afternoon OF last week for Mrs,
| O'Neil. Of GraeGvillc
| Tho musical interest of the CITY is
e. pj,in, in ha
tho opera 1.-The Bohemian Girl" by To-
cal talent, toward the end Of january,
| for the benefit OF ST. Mary's Hospital.
| The cause for which it is to be produced
| is certainly worthy che, and the
names OF the promoters and partici-
pants arc IL sufficient guarantee for D
highly creditablc and artistic perform
aEcS. 'lh" chorus rrhJarsals during ,hc
past week have bcon cxcollently attend
ed. an, Mrs. Franz Schultz, who is
drilling the chorus. is highly pleased
with the success thus far achieved and
the nt'rst demonstrated by the good
attendance.
Nm ca years su% ial and supper was
| given in Great Eastern Hall Thursday
evening Of lat week under the auspices
| 81 81. james Catholic church Two
! lniei sting contests, were Eruminrnt
| features; Ct the entertainment. One was
| Ter Il god watch, tho contestants for
/ whi II wore Miss Cecilia Lc Beau ard
! Miss Agnes Inri&ht. A valuable violin
,asc WAS also voted for, and there were
Srv,ial candidates for IT. Rev. Father
\ Markcy has returned from acllcvillc.
! Ont. where he has been to attend tho
! funeral nf his uncle, Ven. Father Mae
/ key, and gave the entertainment his
I personal supervision.
Tho new labor exchange was organ
i2''l last week at Il meeting held in the
| l'allnli.s building and Samuel Nixon
! was elect, Il president, II. l.. Mcdaniel
= vico president, and William Mahoncy
the prlmuter Of the exchange. srcrc-
'ary and general manager. He will act
in this capacity until the exchange Is
established and able to run itself. Tho
idea is to start IL cn-Crprntivr store.
Mrs. Alexander PORTER died Wnhnas-
day of last weak Of pulmonary tubrr-
rlllosH at st. Mary's Hospital after an
Illness OF several weeks. Deceased WAS
L. years CT age. She was
lie wife OF Alexander PORTER, OF Rico
Lakr, and was one of the old rrsitlcn!
al The county. The remains were
nil uh to ltl,klaud. Mich. for inter-
mcni.
MIR and Mrs. I&uX entertained a
PATTY Of young people at their home
Friday evening Of lasl week with pre-
"rc!tSly, rnrh. the head rriz" being en-
iich off by j. I'asturrnt and the foot
/ priz" by Miss 81 key. The German So
| ci1l club was then organized for tie
pleasure seekers aud Il series will lie
Svrn every two weeks. Miss l},ltl,lcn
WAS rlcrtpd president. MIS-. Gnt, scrrc-
( tAry ana b. TGhrn. treasurer. ne
ncalm'niS were served.
Tho last serial given by the ladies or
the cathedral parish was a very enjoy
able affair socially and Noted a. sum
! Of ever G2.