The Irish standard., 1900-02-03

van Of St. Paul, Mrs. w. ]. Casey OF
Lydia, Mimi, and John and Robert
Farley of Credit River The funeral
was held from St. Joseph's church,
Rosemqunt, and was very largely at
tended by friends from Scott and Good
hue counties, Minneapolis and St. Paul,
and from all over Dakota county. The
pall-bearers we're John F. Geraghty, ].
J. Hines, y. ]. Ward, ]. II. Johnson,
p. Fl. Feely and T. F. Dewitt Rev. H.
McDevitt offlciated and paid touching
and eloquent tribute to her memory.
The funeral was one OF the largest ever
held in Rosem2unt. May she rest in
peace!
Maurice ]. Dore has just returned
from Baltimore via New York, where
he had been attending the national con-
venton OF fruit and commission men,
Mrs. Dore and children. who had been
spending the last year in Ireland, are
now in New York spending a few
weeks with friends there and will re-
turn to St. Paul as soon as the weather
gets fine
! Division No. 1, A. o. H., will hold
all open meeting at Cretin hall,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 7. A literary
and musical program will be given, fol-
lowed by smoke social
Div, No. I, A. o. H., will hold its
regular monthly open meeting and
smoke social next Wednesday evening
at Cretin hall, and the annual ball and
entertainment at Sherman hall on the
evening Of Thursday, Feb. IS. All Hi
bernians are most cordially invited to
both entertainments.
The Sacred Thirst society held a
largely attended meeting last Sunday
afternoon at Cretin hall. This society
is doing very practical temperance
work in St. Paul.
M. ]. Lang, the veteran Hibernian, is
back from North Dakota, and spending
the winter away from alllali water in
St. Paul.
Gerald Kavanaugh and ]. B. Pewters
have severed their connection with the
Pioneer Press and are now lustling for
the St. Paul Daily Globe, to which
they naturally belong.
St. Vincent dc Paul society held a
largely attended meeting at Cretin hall
last Sunday evening. Archbishop Ire
land addressed the meeting OF charity
workers.
John Cunniff, the oldest A. o. H..
MAN in Minnesota will deliver the ad-
dress OF welcome to the mother super
ior OF the Little Sisters of the Poor,
who arrives from France, the fountain
head of that noble order, some time
in April. Brother Cunniff is still hale
and hearty in his 18th year, and has
poetry OF his own composition inter
spersed into his eloquent address.
Through the Breakers" new melo-
drama by Owen Davis which comes
to the Grand Oprea House next week,
derives its name from the strong situa-
tons in the third act. From a cave
high on rock the heroine escapes to
a passing ship by frail and tossing
lifeline. In two of the final scenes
very unusual scenic effects arc pro-
duced. One of them is fine mechan-
ical sea and thrilling journey OF
Maude Radford from the cave to a
distant ship, suspended over the break
ers by tossing lifeline. The second
is sensational fight on an overhang-
ing cliff, twenty feet high, and the pass
ing of full rugged ship as the last
curtain falls. The cast is very strong
and contains the names of many we'll
known players, including Fanny Nc
Intyre, Sol Aiken, James Bevins, ]. H.
Cesar, w. S. Stone, Antoinette Walk
er, Joseph Kecfe, Francis Sheen and
Charles Stewart.
Div. No. 4, L. A., A. o. H., will give
a valentine party Feb. ID at the hall
East ROBBIE and Greenwood avenues
The committee on arrangements is
Mrs. McGrath, Miss Lizette, Miss Fow-
Ter, Miss Smith.
Mrs. James Griffin has returned from
Rosemount
The Clover Leaf Tourist Club gave a
dancing party Monday evening at Sher-
man hall.
Miss Mamie Calvin has returned to
Fargo, after spending a week with her
mother, Mrs. D. Calvin, Winnifred
street.
Div. No. 8, L. A., A. o. H., gave the
second Of series of dancing parties
Wednesday evening, Jan. "a, at Sher-
man hall. Some two hundred couples
danced to the music of the Twin City
Mandolin club, and the affair was an
entire success, both financially and So
cially. The guests were received by
Mesdames Mcclure, McQuillan, Nit
chell, the Misses Gibbons, Hussic and
Cook. The dining room was ably
managed to the entire satisfaction of
all by Mesdames MCGUIRE Marshall,
Reilly, Dryer, McDonough and Nc
Nally. The following members of Di-
visions Nos. 8, 4 and 8, A. o. H., had
charge of the floor: McNa1ly, Reilly,
Mcclure. Bvrnes. Macmillan McKo,