The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-06-16

day week for an extended European
trip. He will visit his old home in Cork,
Ireland, and will be in Paris the latter
part OF July. He will also visit other
points OF interest in Southern Europe
and return the first of October
c. ?. Maginnis, John Flood, Frank
Kelly, ]. N. Sullivan, A. ]. Beers and
w. Lannigan left on Sunday for Ro-
chester to attend the annual state con-
vcntion of the A. o. H. They were
accompanied by Mrs. J. N. Sullivan,
Mrs. d. P. Mcdonald and Miss Mayme
Horrigan OF the Ladies Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Byrnes, OF Min
neapolis, were in the city on June 6 and
sailed the following evening on the
Japan for Mackinac. They are MAX
ing their bridal tour over the great
lakes.
AT the last meeting OF the public Ii
brary board Miss Jones, OF Maynard.
made a donation to the library fund OF
S2o.S5. This is the money that was
realized from the chain letters which
were sent out in the interest OF the
school. The money was to be used in
furthering the education OF women, and
as Miss Jones is to abandon the school,
she knew OF no better purpose to put
the money received than to present it
to the library board for the purchase OF
educational books. The board accepted
the gift with this understanding.
The Virginia relief committee is do
ing splendid work for the stricken people
of that town. The range towns are not
bit behind Duluth in their efforts.
Eveeth and the Fayal location together
raised $1,000 in cash, and the village OF
Biwabik put up $500. These noble
responses will go long way toward
putting the town on its feet again. A
check for $I32.5o was received here
from Grand Rapids to be added to the
fire fund
The commencement exercises OF the
Cathedral school were held Thursday
evening at Catholic Association hall.
The program was as follows: Greet
ing Glee," D. S. Hakes; Little Boys
Speech" James Hubbard; Song, I'm
Ashamed to Look My Dolly in the
Eye Max Knauer, Junior girls; ruler
drill, boys OF second department; reci-
tation, Some Little Leaves" Ethel
Carpenter; Washer Maids" ST.. OF
Charity, girls OF second department;
recitation, Exile of Erin" Master JOS
eph Maginnis; chorus, Hide Behind
the Door," Junior boys; scarf drill,
Junior girls; recitation, ''The Reason
Why" Little Annie Fitzgerald; motion
song, "The Flag" small boys; recita-
ton, "Ship OF State" class; song, Eggs
for Your Breakfast in the Morning"
Junior boys; wand drill girls Of inter-
mediate department; chorus, "The Old
Fashioned Bonnet Mother Wore" Still
Harcourt, Senior boys; motion song,
''The Flowers" juvenile girls; recita-
/ ton, "The Angels OF Buena Vista, .
Whittier, Miss Lillian Fitzgerald; club
drill, boys; comic quartet, "We All
Have a Very Bad Cold" c. C. Leslie,
Misses Agnes Poirier, Josephine Lana,
Catherine Hughes, Mary Lana; drama,
"The Thief of Time" characters:
School boys-John Roy, Master Raj
mond Meagfer; Charles Cheerful, Ell
mer McDevitt; Ralph Ready, James
Hanna; Mr.. Hanks Ia deaf gentleman)
Bernard Pierce; John Clod "a country
man), Frank Mcleod; Tom Finn "a
laborer), Thomas Fitzgerald. Wash
ington drill, small boys; address, Right
Rev. James McGolrick, D. D.. distribu-
ton OF medals, certificates and premi-
inns; valedictory, Charles Young; cho-
rus, Farewell" Karl Werz, Seniors,
accompanist, Miss Leona Monroe.