The Irish standard., 1899-12-02
P. H. McPARTLIN,
THOS. O'NEILL,
JOHN COLLINS.
FROM The CAPITAL.

Miss Mamie Kenny, Austin, Mimi, is
the guest of Mrs. ]. +. Morgan, of Con-
cord street,
The annual bazaar for the bcnclit OF
St. Luke's church will be held at Sclby
avenue hall, on Dec. 10 and ID.
A bazaar for the benefit OF St. Vim
cents school property fund will be held
at Columbia hall, Virginia avenue and
Blair street, from Dec. 4 to 9 inclusive.
The members of St. GATHERINGS
court, w. c. o. F., were pleasantly sur
prised at their last meeting, Nov. IL, by
a visit from Deputy High Chief Ranger.
Mrs. Cummings, and Chief Ranger of
St. Dominic's court, Minneapolis, Mrs.
John McAvoy. Mrs. Cummings adj
dressed the ladies on the work of the
order, and Father Cosgrove also spoke
TO the members at length.
Mrs. Mary Delaney died at her home
1856 st. Anthony avenue, on Friday OF
last week, after short illness. De-
ceased was a most estimable lady, well
known and very popular for her many
sterling qualities OF head and heart. She
was surrounded by all her children at
her last moments except one son, Bar
ney, who resides at Paterson, New Jer-
sew. There were also present her
brother, William Delaney, and her sis
ter, Margaret. She was a native oil
Queens County, Ireland. and was 4,
years old at the time OF her death. She
was the widow OF Robert Delaney
whom she survived about ten years
The deceased was devout Catholic
modest and retiring and entirely de-
voted to her maternal duties. The
funeral was held from st. Joseph
church, where solemn requiem mass was
celebrated for the reposc OF her soul
thence to Calvary cemetery, followed by
one of the largest funeral professions
ever held from that sacred cdihce. MAY
her soul rest in peace
The great cathedral bazaar held al
Sherman hall all OF last week is over and
was financially grand success, having
nettcd the handsome sum OF about ST.
600. The most spirited contest for
prizes was between Miss Mary Ryan
and Miss Amelia Pottgeiscr, for gold
watch, the latter being declared the win
ncr. This contest alone made for tho
bazaar $4,000, Miss Ryan having re-
ceivcd H. o68 and Miss Pottgciser 1866
votes.
Division No. q, A. o. H.. will give a
grand card party at Crctin hall on next
Monday evening. Visiting A. o. H
members are cordially invited to be
present.
Division No. 9, A. o. II. will initiate
another class at its next regular meet,
ing to be held on next Wednesday even,
ing at their hall, o18 Rice street. Di
vision No. 9 is now probably the strong.
est division in Ramsey County and it is
we'll differed.
The anniversary Of the Manchester
martyrs was celebrated by the A. o. Fl
at Cretin hall with a frst-class i'm,
promptu program. Judge Willis, a:
usual on all such occasions entertained
the patriotic gathering, this time will
a scholarly historical lecture on the
Boer question. L. ]. Cannon presided
Gerald Cavanaugh, OF the Pioneer
Press, has been elevated to the position
of general solicitor for that paper, will
right-away to all territory. Mr.. Cavan
augh is a frst-class newspaper man ant
deserves we'll his promotion,
J. P. Murphy and ]. ]. Kellclcr arc
added to the committee on bringing ii
new members to Division No. 10, A. 0
H., from the East Seventh street terri
tory.
w. Fl. Dunbar, late candidate for tho
position Of chief clerk to the grain ant
warehouse commissioners in St. Paul
is now employed by the Daily Globe a.
staff correspondent Mr.. Dunbar i:
well fitted for this position and is being
congratulated by his many friends here
P. Carey, the efficient custodian o
Cretin hall, is being urged by his friend:
to accept the nomination for justice o
the peace at the approaching election.
The practice of giving open meetings
by the different divisions OF the Ancien
Order OF Hibernians is becoming very
popular and promises to be all the &c
this coming winter. These open meet
ings and social entertainments heir
wonderfully to build up the order all
around.