The Irish standard., 1900-06-16
The Social Calendar.

The children of the Immaculate Con-
ception school are diligently .rehearsing
solos, cforuses and fancy marches to be
given Tuesday evening at the Bijou.
Three hundred children will participate.
The feature of the evening will be the
fairy operetta, Snow White" to be
given by nine children. The program
follows: Opening chorus, vocal class;
"Roses of June" Minims; tambourine
drill, girls of intermediate grade;
"Blacksmith's Song" junior class of
boys; Little Patriots march, girls of
primary grade; "Postman's Chorus"
Seniors. Fairy operetta, "Snow-White,"
Princess SnowWhite, Frances Vincent;
queen, Margaret Donovan; Arbutus,
Edna, Martin; Daffodil, Anna Cassidy;
Violet, Catherine Mousse; Prince,
Alice Keller; Carl, the huntsman, Fred
erick Keller; Max, Louis Maseline;
Hans, Robert Kent
St. Dominic's court, w. C. o. F.,
celebrated its first anniversary Wednes-
day evening, June E. An excellent pro-
gram was enjoyed by the visitors from
many sister courts, as we'll as the full
membership OF St. Dominic. Mrs. M.
F. Cummings, former presiding Off
Ger of the court and affectionately
known as the mother of the w. c. O..
Fin Minnesota, addressed the wo-
men informally. She spoke of the splen-
did work being accomplished by the
order throughout the United States, and
prophesied bright future for the vari-
GUS courts of Minneapolis, and especial
ly for the one which had just reached
its first birthday. Mrs. McAvoy, who
represented St. Dominic's court at the
national convention recently held in
Chicago, told her associates of the work
accomplished by the national gather
ing.
The parishioners of St. Lawrence
church will be entertained Wednesday
afternoon and evening on the lawn OF
MIR. and Mrs. John Walsh, at Como.
The grounds, spacious and shady, will
afford delightful place for an outing.
The women of the parish will serve Wis
itors with refreshing drinks and con-
fections There will be music and other
entertaining features. AS the festival
continues through the afternoon and
evening it is not doubted that every
member of St. Lawrence church will
find it possible to accept the invitation
so cordially extended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh.
A class of eight was graduated Thurs
day from the Holy Rosary school, the
last day of the school year. The exer-
cises were informal, no invitations hav-
ing been issued and only pupils and
teachers were present. Tie graduates
were Misses Mary Taaffe, Agnes
Taahe, Carrie Gleason, Sarah Walms-
ley, Allie Lynch, James Guilty, Arthur
Cheney, Timothy Foley. All will en-
ter the South Side High School in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Edith Viola Schroeder, daughter
of Mrs. Anna Schroeder, was married
Tuesday evening to Mr.. Samuel A..
Fitzgerald, of St. Paul. The ceremony
took place at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church, Father Keane performing
the ceremony. Miss Minnie Schroeder
and Samuel Schroeder we're the attend
ants Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald will re-
side in ST. Paul.
Miss Phleme Richards and John
Krantz were married Tuesday morning
at St. Charles church, Father Cleary
performing the ceremony. Miss Tillie
Richards attended the bride. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides father,
Paul Richards, $40 Nineteenth avenue
S. Mr.. and Mrs. Krantz will reside at
Sixteenth street and Chicago avenue.
James and Charles Crahen, Sixteenth
avenue S., and their aunt, Mrs. O'Brien,
of British Columbia, left last week for
New York, and Friday sailed for Paris.
Mrs. O'Brien's mother, Mrs. Mathews,
of this city, accompanied the party to
New York and will join them a month
hence at Paris.
Wedding cards and invitations hand
somely printed at the Irish Standard Of
fee. We have a choice line of sam
pies and can furnish this class of work
just as well and at half the price usually
charged by fancy stationers and engrav-
ers. 81 Fourth street S.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Margaret E. Gau-
mon and Roy X. Scarborough, which
will take place Tuesday, June 10, at 9
o'clock at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception.
Mrs. Thos. Dunn, of 1906 Fourth
street S., and little son are in Chicago
on visit to her eldest son, who is chief
operator for the Western Union Tele-
graph company in that city.
Mrs. F. A. Grady returned to her
home, Red Lake Falls, Mimi, Thurs
day night, after visit of six weeks with
her sister, Mrs. I. F. Rice, 26o3 Lyndale