The Irish standard., 1899-10-28

contributions, and the affair promises
to be one of the most successful recently
given OH the West Side.
Mrs. Nj. F. Kennedy entertained at
cards Friday afternoon at her home on
Dayton avenue for the benefit of the
Catholic Infants Home.
Miss Mamie Kelly entertained at cards
Tuesday afternoon at her home on COL
Inns street for her guest, Miss Brennan
of Owatonna.
The dances given fortnightly by the
Tourist club are growing in popularity.
Wednesday, the second in the series was
given at Sherman hall, when large
gathering OF young people danced. away
the early hours OF the evening.
The chapel OF the Home for the Aged
OF the Little Sisters OF the Poor was
dedicated Friday morning. Archbishop
Ireland performed the ceremony of dedi-
cation, number of the clergy being
present. The home is located on a
beautiful site, overlooking the river
from the height of Ramsey hill, and I'M
der the careful management OF the Little
Sisters it is now in prosperous condi-
ton.
Mrs. John w. Ryan, OF Isabel street,
attended the State Federation of Wo-
mems clubs at St. Cloud last week.
Miss Gertrude Burke returned last
week from Hastings.
Miss Nora Solberg, a recent visitor
in St. Paul, has returned to her home,
La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. NJ A. Shea and daughter are
in Faribault as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Healy.
Miss Marie Byrnes attended the
Mathews Murphy wedding at Shields
vile, Tuesday, Oct. II.
Miss Nellie McCauley has gone to
Credit River, where she will teach
school during the winter.
Miss Susan Donahue is visiting her
brother, Thomas Donahue, in ST..
Thomas, MINI.
Miss Sadie OBrien, Hamilton, is the
guest OF friends in St. Paul.
Attorney w. F. McNally, New Rich
lnond paid brief visit to St. Paul last
week.
The Christian Brothers Alumni as
ISOLATION, at a meeting held Tuesday
evening in Cretin hall, appointed Joseph
Rogers, George Reimbard, DR.. Kelly.
T. Kerker, ]. J. DAILY, Thomas Dough-
erty committee to arrange the annual
banquet OF the graduates. Owing to
the small attendance at Tuesday even
ing's meeting the election of officers was
postponed until Nov. 1.
The A. 0. H. are making preparations
for celebrating the anniversary of the
Manchester martyrs, Allen, Larkin and
O Brien, on the evening OF Nov. 23.
The program and place OF meeting will
be announced later.
David Altman has been promoted to
chief OF inspectors OF the Great North
crn railway with headquarters in the
general Offices OF the company in this
city.
Chas. B. Mcbride, OF Div. No. I, A.
O. H., has been presented with a ten
dollar gold medal by his brothers OF the
division ior bringing in the most mem
bers.
Div. No. d, A. o. H., will give a
grand card party and social at Cretin
hall Monday evening, Nov. 6, to which
all members are invited to be present.
Father Lawler, rector OF the Cathe-
dral, is making great preparations for
his annual bazaar. The parishioners are
taking deep interest in the success OF
the enterprise.
Ri. Rev. Bishop Stanley, OF Fargo, is
visiting in the city and is kept busy
shaking hands with old friends of days
gone Bly,
Black Patti, who will be at the
Grand next week, is recognized
the world over as the greatest
singer Of her race, and enjoys
the further distinction of being the stel-
lar feature with 'Black PATHS Trouba-
dcurs," which is said to be the grandest
company of its kind ever organized.
There are forty people in the company,
which includes at least score of spe-
cialty performers, who are leaders in
their respective lines. The stage scheme
of the Troubadours is no less interesting
than the name and fame OF its stars. 1t
consists OF happy medley Of comedy,
burlesque, vaudeville and opera The
opening skit is called "A Rag Time
Frolic at Ras-Bury Park" in which the
entire company's forces are afforded full
scope for their diversified talents. The
vaudeville which follows is OF the high
est standard and all the great speciality
performers take. part.