The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-02-18
DULUTH NEWS.

Active preparations are now being
made for the completion of the program
of the grand entertainment to be given
by the Ancient Order of Hibernians of
this city on st. Patrick's night, in the
Lyccum. Professor Flaaten, and the
full concert orchestra of over twenty
pieces have been engaged, and are now
working on an elaborate set of numbers
for the occasion. The music of the
Emerald Isle is wonderfully pathetic
and the music lovers of Duluth are
promised quite treat on March II,
The best vocal talent Of the city VS.;
aid in the entertainment by the render
ing Of Moore's charming melodies, to-
gether with the compositions of the later
and quartets.
Miss Jennie Grady entertained few
of her friends Friday evening Of last
week a most enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
Lieut.. Thomas Frank Maginnis, of the
Eleventh United States infantry, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Maginnis of Duluth,
was married Tuesday, at Mayaguez, Por-
to Rico. to Seniorita Jaquina Dadrena,
daughter of Senior Manual Badrdaena,
United States consul at Mayagucz The
ceremony was performed by Rev Father
Thomas Sherman, son Of the late W. 7.
Sherman. The announcement is a very
interesting one to the friends of Frank
Maginnis in Duluth.
Miss Kittic Olcary, of West Second
street. entertained Il number of her
friends at Il party last "Wednesday even
ing of last week, in honor of the Misses
Shea and Hansen. A very enjoyable
time was spent by all present.
Miss Margaret Jones gave Il dinner
party at her home on East Fourth street
Thursday evening OF last week, in honor
of the Misses Shea and Hansen, of Two
Harbors, whom she is entertaining this
week. Covers were laid for IL.
progressive cinch party was given
Tuesday evening of last week at Gillcy's
hall by the ladies of the ST. James
church. About 20 were present Prizes
were won by Miss Maggie llorgan. of Du-
luth. and Edwin Kenny.
w. +. Brothcrton of West Duluth, and
Miss May Doughcrty. of Minneapolis,
| were married at Minneapolis last Friday.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. Brother
ton and bride will return to West Du-
luth to reside. When they went away on
Monday about fifty of their young
friends accompanied them to the train,
and sent them on their happy journey
with cheering farewell greetings.
Mrs. James +. Darcy returned last
Thursday week, after Il six weeks visit
at her home at Elkhart, Ind, and Chi
cage.
Mrs. james II. Stack left for st. Paul
last Friday week, called there by the ILL
ness Of her mother, Mrs. John lArkin.
Hon. Charles A. Towne is still in
Washington. He left there the latter
part of last week to deliver patriotic
address at Lansing. Mich, and will re-
turn to Duluth in time to fulfil his on
sagcmcnts here, the chief of which in
the near future is his address on lire
land" at the l.yccum, on March II.
A fine entertainment was given lnS:
evening at the Polish Catholic hall, on
East Fourth street There WAS music
by the band and the Polish church choir,
and number of rcctaions. drills. etc
The ladies of ST. Clements parish held
meeting in their hail. Twcnty-tirst av-
cnuc west. ut 9 O'Clock last Tuesday
Mrs, Elizabeth Rodgers. high chief
ranger, w. c. o. T.. of Chicago address
ed the meeting.