The Irish standard., 1900-01-06


wishes for many more years of unal
loyed happiness. With music, song
cards, etc, the evening passed quickly
Frappe and luncheon were served. The
presence OF Rev. c. GEMS, their pastor
and his eulogistic remarks were highl,
complimentary to host and hostess. A
large number OF presents in silverware
were received, including tea service
berry set, handsome clock, and
scores OF others.
The Horitz pictures OF the "Passon
Play will be presented at the Lyceun1
Theater for five nights, commencing
Monday, with matinces every day, ex-
cept Monday. The Horitz motion pic
lures, representing the impressive
scenes OF the Passion Play" have won
the approval of discriminating audiences
in many cities. A descriptive lecture
and appropriate vocal music adds inter
est to the exhibition which will be given
under the direction of w. A. Kilrain.
The Olympic club was recently enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. E. O'Brien
sol Fifth avenue N. E. Cinch was one
OF the anusements and in series OF
games played Mrs. ]. T. Murphy, 81
Fifteenth avenue S., won first prize, and
Mrs. John Cannon, 1908 Seventh street
S., secured second. The next meeting
OF this popular woman's club will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Matt Demp-
sey. 1906 Second street S.
A series OF card parties, the first to be
given Thursday evening, Jan. II, has
been planned by Div. No. 2, Ladies
Auxiliary, A. o. H. Favors will be
given for high scores at each gathering
and the player exhibiting the greatest
number Of iavors at the close of the
series, will be awarded handsome
prize The parties will be given at 22s
Central avenue, the regular meeting
place of the division.
A masquerade ball will be giver
Wednesday evening, Feb. "a, by St
Clements court, No. 862, c. 0. F., a,
Burnham's hall, Central and Twenty
third avenues Handsome prizes will
be given dancers wearing the richest
costumes. Those impersonating comic
characters will also be given prizes. Al
crc1,ectr, will f,rrict music
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy enter.
tanned large company OF friends at {
New Years dinner, Sunday evening, al
their home, 2o3 Fremont avenue N
The guests included many OF Detective
Murphy's friends from the city hall, anc
number OF relatives.
Father Desmond, Huron, S. D., was
the guest for few days last week o
Father Horrigan, of the Holy Rosary
church. Father Desmond leaves mex
week for ireland, where he will spenc
| three months.
Father Daily, OF the Holy Rosar,
church, has returned from Fonda, Iowa
where he conducted mission. Jan. Il
Fathers DAILY and Dunn will open {
mission at St. Thomas, MINI.
Miss Catherine Frances Flaherty
after spending a pleasant week at her
home in this city, has returned to re
sumo teaching at East Grand Forks.
Miss Kittie Slavin and Miss Evely1
Carley left Wednesday for San Fran
cisco. They will spend several month.
visiting friends in the Coast cities.
Miss Anna Rogers and Roy Roger.
have returned from Hassan, MINI.
where they spent the holidays with thei
aunt, Mrs. J. P. Flynn.
Father Rickarby, of the Holy Rosar,
church, has returned from Brooklyn, N
Y, where he was called by the illness
OF his mother.
St. Bridget's court, No. 334, C. o. F.
will give dancing party Monday even
ing, Jan. IS, at the hall, 2o13 Washing
ton avenue N.
| Miss Anna Mulligan, who spent thu
holidays with her sister, Mrs. CORN
ley, returned last week to Marshall
MINI.
Miss Nora Murphy has returned
from St. Paul, where she was the CUES
during the holidays of Miss Nellie
Malloy.
The United Pleasure club will give /;
dancing party Thursday evening, Jan
IS, at Kistler's hall.
Mrs. r. A. Latham will sing tho
soprano solos at St. Stephens church
tomorrow.
Mrs. M. Farrell is visiting friends ii
Elk River.