The Irish standard., 1900-02-10

who doesn't wish success to the brave
burghers is unworthy of his Irish blood.
Those contributing musical numbers
were Miss frankie Benson, Tina Muir
ply, Mrs. M. Breen, Albert McDer-
mott, ]. Meagher, Jr., Masters Martin
and Rice. The program was given un-
der the direction of Joseph McDermott.
Miss Cecilia Anderson and Walter ].
McCarron were married Wednesday
afternoon at St. Charles church, Father
Cleary officiating. The brides gown
was blue broadcloth trimmed with
white. Miss Jessie Hart, who was the
bridesmaid, wore a tailor-made gown
OF blue cloth, and black picture hat.
Thomas ]. McCarron acted as best man.
After the ceremony there was recep-
ton at the home of the bridegroon's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. McCarron will
reside in Eau Claire, Wis.
The third annual ball and banquet
for the benefit of the Minneapolis Po-
lice Department association will be held
at the West Hotel on Washington's
birthday. Extensive preparations are
being made to make the affair one of
the brilliant social events of the season.
The arrangements for the evening are
entrusted to Chief ]. G. Doyle, master
of ceremonies. He will be assisted by a
number of committees composed of po-
licemen.
St. Dominic's court, w. c. o. o. F.,
met Monday evening and initiated
twelve members. St. Dominic's court,
organized last June, has now mem
bership of eighty-fve. The court will
give its first ball Feb. 10, at Forester
hall, and the ladies are planning to give
their friends an excellent entertainment.
The arrangement committee is Mrs. ].
Rowe, chief ranger; Mrs. William Nc
Avoy, past chief ranger, and Mrs. I.
LaGore.
The Ladies Aid society of Holy Ros-
airy church realized SIS on the cincll
party given Jan. IL. Ticket holders
were permitted to draw for fve-dollar
gold piece. Mrs. DR.. Barber held the
lucky number. At the door a generous
friend of the Aid society donated $40
and another S..
Miss Marie Schissler will give a
piano recital Monday evening in Con-
servatory hall, Nicollet avenue. Miss
Schisler will be assisted by Miss Inez
Davis, vocalist, and Miss Chenevert,
pianist.
The Ladies' Temperance Association
of St. Anthony parish will give cinch
party Wednesday evening, Feb. "a, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Prenevost, 22o Broadway N. E.
The last of a series of cinch parties
given during the winter by Holy Ros-
airy Court, c. o. F., was given Friday
at Forester hail. Card playing was fol-
lowed by dance.
Little Blanch McAvoy entertained
about thirty of her friends Saturday
afternoon, Jan. 20, at her home, 24oo
Fifteenth avenue S.
Mrs. John Berthlaume, West Supe-
rior, is visiting her sisters, Miss Jennie
and Miss Mary Marchessault, Bloom
ington avenue.
The altar society of Holy Rosary
Church will give cinch party Tuesday
evening, Feb. 27, at Holy Rosary hall
Div. No. 4, L. A., A. o. H., will cele-
brate its fifth anniversary with dan
cling party at Forester hall, Feb. IL.
Mrs. Patrick Murphy, Sixteenth ave-
nue. and Twenty-fourth street, is recov-
ering from a protracted illness.
Miss Agnes Ryan has returned tc
Hastings after visiting her sister, Mrs
McAvoy, Fifteenth avenue S.
Mrs. Cannon, 1908 Seventh street S
entertained the Social Sixteen clut
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnel
have returned from a months visit or
the Pacific coast
Holy Rosary Court, c. o. F., will
give dance at Forester Hall, Feb. ID
Father Horrigan, of the Holy Rosary
church, has returned from Milwaukee
Miss Bertha Corbett will give Val,
entine social at her studio, Feb. IA.
Mrs. Hugh Ryan left Wednesday fol
Seattle to join Mr.. Ryan.