The Irish standard., 1899-10-07
The Social Calendar,

The Social Calendar.
The Minnie Merry Makers is the al
literatively patriotic name OF social
club which includes some OF Minneap-
oils most popular young people. The
club is planning for round of pleasures
for the coming winter, card parties, the
alter parties, dances and other amuse-
ments being on the Merry Makers cal
cndar for its third season, which opens
Friday evening, Oct. 81, with a char
acter ball at Labor Temple. The hall
will be prettily decorated for the occa-
sion and an orchestra will furnish music.
Guests will be requested, though not re-
CURED, to impersonate some character,
historic, romantic or comic, as they may
select. Handsome prizes will be award
ed for the best characterizations.
Miss Margaret Sexton and Phillip
Prenevost were married Tuesday morn
ing at the Church of St. Anthony OF
,Padua, Father. Meiss performing the
ceremony in the presence of a number
OF friends OF the bride and groom. The
bride was attended by Miss Margaret
Dickey and the groom by J. Roche
Prenevost. A cloth gown of deep blue
with yoke OF soft white lace was worn
by the bride, boquet of white roses
blending prettily with the color scheme
OF the costume. Miss Dickey wore a
tailor-made gown Of brown cloth
trimmed with gray silk She carried
red roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Prenevost
were the recipients of number of hand
some presents.
A delightful social gathering was held
Wednesday evening, when St. Domi-
MICS court w. c. o. F., entertained a
number of Foresters at cards in For
esters' hall. The ladies' prize, hand
some silver mounted water pitcher, was
won by Mrs. N. McGinn. Mr.. Healy
had the highest score among the gen
tlemen and was awarded uniquely de-
signed clock.
To promote the social interests of the
parishioners and to increase the funds
of the church, the women of St. Gle
nlent's church have planned series OF
card parties to be given at intervals
during the winter. Mrs. Gormley, 2727
Taylor avenue N. E., will be the hostess
for the first Of the series, which will take
place Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Holy
Rosary Church resumed activity last
week. The first meeting of the season
was held Thursday afternoon in the Aid
rooms adjoining the church and plans
for the winters work were outlined.
Mrs. Leary presided.
A social reception and card party will
be given Tuesday evening in the par
lors of St. Charles Church to comme,n-
crate the anniversary OF Father
Mathews birth. The women of the
parish will serve refreshments.
The Ladies Auxiliary, Div. No. 3,
A. o. H., will give a dancing party
Tuesday evening, Oct 10, at the lodge
hall, Tenth avenue N. and Washington.
Father Daily and Father Murray, OF
IIoly Rosary church, are absent on
their annual mission tour. Last week
they held mission at Harvard, III.
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell, 812 East
Fourteenth street, will have as a guest
during the winter her mother, Mrs.
Mary Martin, OF Chicago.
Mrs. J. J. Regain and family have re-
turned from Christmas Lake. Will Re-
gan is attending the military academy
at Knoxville, Tenn.
Rev. M. A. Horrigan, prior OF Holy
Rosary church, is in Kentucky attend
ing the intermediate chapter OF the
Dominican order.
Miss Clara Ryan, Twenty-fourth street
S., leaves today for brief visit with
relatives in Hastings.
Miss Harriet McCrory, a recent Wis
itor in Minneapolis, has returned to &C.
dar Rapids, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Fitzgerald,
Aldrich avenue, are visiting friends in
Hancock, MINI.