The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-02-17
The Social Calendar.

St. Dominic's court, w. C. O. f. will
give it's first annual ball Monday eve
ming at Forester Hall, Fifteenth and
Franklin avenues. The large member
ship OF St. Dominic's court includes
many active. enthusiastic women who
have been equally successful in promot-
ing both the social and the fraternal
features OF the organization The ball
announced for Monday evening is the
first large social event given by the
court since it was organized in June,
and deeming it important that good
beginning be made the ladies will ell
deavor to make the occasion thor
.oughly enjoyable for the many friends
they expect to entertain at their first
anniversary ball. An orchestra will
furnish music and there will be refresh
nnents. The committee of arrange
ments is Mrs. J. Rowe, Mrs. William
=. McAvoy, Mrs. l. LaGore.
St. Bridget's Court. w. c. O. F., met
Wednesday evening and installed the
officers recently elected. Deputy High
Chief Ranger Mrs. Cummings was the
installing officer. St. Brdget-s court was
organized March 10, $780, with a men,
berslip of 90. Owing to the untiring
efforts OF officers and members that
number has been increased to "a. The
officers installed Wednesday evening
we're: Chief Ranger, Mrs. S. Board
man; vice chief ranger, Mrs. M. j.
Walsh; recording secretary, Miss Ma
,nie McGratl1; financial secretary, Miss
Josie Funk; treasurer, Mrs. ]. Con-
molly; sentinels, Mrs. A. Helm and
Mrs. P. Mccain; conductors, Mrs.
Sweigart, Mrs. Rosbach; trustees, Mrs.
John Sullivan, Mrs. McBreen, Rev. j.
Harrington is the courts spiritual ad-
visor.
The dancing parties being given this
winter by the United Pleasure Club are
proving immensely popular with the
young people of North Minneapolis,
and each recurring dance brings an in
creased attendance. The club will give
its next dancing party Monday eve
ming, Feb. 26, at Kistler's Hall.
The Young Ladies of St. Anthony
parish will give progressive cinch
party, Wednesday evening at ST. An
thony hall, Second street and Eight
= avenue N. E. Unique favors will be
awarded those making high scores, and
the young women will serve lunch
con.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St.
Lawrence's church recently elected the
following officers to serve during the
year: President, Miss Margaret Deve-
reaux; vice president, Miss Minnie
Rogers; secretary, Miss Alice Irwan;
treasurer, Miss Alice Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs William Boardman, OF
1871 Fourth street NJ, have returned
from Watertown, Mimi, where they
spent the past fortnight. Mr.. and Mrs
Boardman attended the Murpny-Fall
wedding at Darwin, Mimi, Jan. 22.
Ascension court No. $50, C. o. F.
will give the second in series of dane
ing parties Wednesday evening at For
ester Hall, 2o13 Washington avenue N.
Freeman's orchestra will play
Mrs. ]. P. McKenna, 268 Twentieth
avenue S., has returned from six
weeks visit to Benson and Cashel. At
Cashel she was the guest OF o. J.l
McKenna
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H. No. 3,
had very enjoyable card social at the
last meeting. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Day, Miss Ryan, Miss Plant, Mr.. Will
liams.
The Finerty lecture at the Exposition
on the evening of Patrick's Day is the
talk of the town. Tickets can be had at
Kennedy Bros, 322-324 Nicollet avenue
The young Ladies Sodality of St
Lawrence parish is making arrange
ments for social to be given some
evening next week.