The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-08-04
The Sseial Calendar.

give social Saturday evening, Aug. II,
on the lawn surrounding the church.
The Catholic population of the popular
summer resort is considerable during
the warm months. Therefore arrange.
ments have been made during the last
two seasons to have mass celebrated
each Sunday in the chapel formerly used
by the Universalists, and still known to
many as the Universalist church. A
priest from St. Stephens church is the
celebrant at Excelsior chapel. To meet
the expenses incurred by this arrange
ment the ladies each summer give fes-
tival. A year ago most successful so.
cial was held, the financial results being
particularly gratifying, and the ladies in
charge are looking forward to an equal.
ly happy outcome next Saturday. The
lawn is delightfully."- situated, it will be
prettily decorated for the occasion, and
the ladies will serve ice cream and re-.
freshing edibles: twenty-five cents will
purchase ticket including refreshments.
A train returning from the lake at IL
O'Clock will make it possible for many
city folk to attend
The Hennepin Council, knights OF
Columbus, will give the first and second
degree to a class of twenty-five candi-
dates at the regular meeting, Aug. 9.
Invitations have been extended to
neighboring councils and number of
visitors will probably be in attendance.
Although but year old Hcnnepin
council has a membership of 100, with
at least fifty prospective members in
view.
The excursion down the Mississippi
to be given Wednesday evening, Aug.
22, by the parishioners of ST. Anthony
church promises to be a we'll attended
outing Not only the Catholics of the
East Side, but many from other par
ishes in the city are planning to take
the boat ride. The steamer Columbia
and barge have been chartered for the
| trip.
The following Minneapolis people are
at Cottagewood, Minnetonks., for two
weeks: MIR. and Mrs. William Board.
man and family, Mrs. w. Royal and
Miss Anna Royal, Miss Lizzie Sullivan,
Mr.. T. Houlihan.
The parishioncrs of ST. Stephen S
church are making arrangements for a
steamboat excursion down the Missis-
sippi on Aug. 28. The steamboat Co.
lumbia has been engaged.
The musicale given Monday evening
by the Glendale club proved delightful
affair. Association hall was filled with
friends OF the club, and the excellent
program was received with enthusiasm.
The first communion class of ST.
Charles church enjoyed an outing
Wednesday at WILDWOOD The Sunday
school teachers and Father Arctander
accompanied the children to the lake.
Edward Kennedy, the pioneer Llack-
smith, left for Seattle during The week
to reside with his son, who is foreman IN
the new shops of the Great Northern
near that city.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF Ascen-
sion church will meet Tuesday evening
! and arrange for the annual summer fes-
tival of the parish.
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S., is in Brainerd, where she will spend
this month as the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. ]. Nelis.
Mrs. John F. Walsh and daughters,
81. Fourth street S.. have gone to Wav-
erly to visit relatives in the country for
several weeks.
Miss Nellie McLennon. OF Huron, S.
d., is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. G.
Burns, 1913 Twenty avenue N. E.
Mrs. Judge Steele and son, Robert,
have been the guests ofMrs. Mary Low
EFT at Minnetonka during the week.
Miss Jessie Sheridan, the recent guest
OF Miss Mamie Lyons, of Eighth ave-
nue. NJ, has returned to Duluth.
Miss Nora Murphy, Fifteenth avenue
S., is entertaining the Misses Blanche
and Alice Clark, of Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. F. Mccarthy and children, Of
42o University avenue N. E., are visiting
relatives at Maple Lake.
Miss Emma O'Brien is in Lead City.
| S. D., visiting her brother, w. S..
O'Brien.
Miss Agnes Brown, Fourth street N.
| has returned from brief visit in Chi
cago.
Miss Gertrude McAvoy has returned
from fortnight's visit in Hastings.
Professor and Mrs. w. M. Crosse are
at Minnetonka for the summer.
Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher and mother
have returned from Nebraska.
Miss Emma Egan, of Riverside, is in
Sank Center for the summer.
Young Men as Hosts.
A lawn festival which can boast of
any unique or novel feature is surely an
unusual affair these summer days when