The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-02-24
The Social Calendar.

The Social Calendar.
One of the most successful church
socials recently given in local Catholic
circles was planned by the Young Wo-
mems Sodality of St. Lawrences
church and given Tuesday evening at
the residence of David McFadden, All
Beacon street S. E. About 200 guests,
representing the various parishes of the
city, lent assistance to worthy cause
and thoroughly enjoyed the entertain
ment provided by the young ladies.
The program was entirely impromptu,
guests good-naturedly responding to re-
QUESTIONS on their talent or accom-
plishments. Martin Tew, former
member of the Thirteenth regiment,
gave interesting information gathered
in the Philippines during his service in
the army. Miss Margaret Lane recited,
and musical numbers were given by
Mrs. Casper, Miss Lucille Collins, Miss
Sadie Hill, Miss Cora Ryan, Miss
Ethel Gibbs and Miss Van Loon. The
efforts of the entertainers were reward
ed by generous applause and encores.
Refreshments were served by the young
ladies.
Knights of Columbus, Council ABS,
gave card social Wednesday evening
at Richmond hall. This was the first
social given by the recently organized
council, and so successful was the mi
tial entertainment that others on more
elaborate scale are now being planned.
The guests were received by T. Cootey,
Mr.. Schultz, J. E. Shaughnessy and J.
c. Sheehan. Favors were won as fol-
lows: Miss Esther Hoy, beautiful
cut glass dish; Miss Mae Mclean, bon
bon dish; Mrs. H. B. Merricks, "The
Imitation of Christ; Terrence Con-
molly, Jr., morocco collar and cuff case;
Phillip ]. Riordan, ebony and sterling
silver brush; Frank Kelly, silver match
safe.
Miss Annie Josephine Clarity and
Otto J. Stein were married Tuesday
morning at St. Anthony of Padua
church. Father O'Reilly read the nup-
tial mass. The bride wore handsome
travelling gown of dark blue cloth and
carried bride roses Miss Annie Gauv-
reau and Henry Orth were the attend
ants. An informal reception was held
at the BRIDES home, Coz Seventeenth
avenue N. E. The rooms were prettily
decorated with white carnations, maid
enhair ferns and American beauty
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Stein will reside
in Holdingsford, MINI. They will re-
ceive after Feb. 22.
The card social given Wednesday
evening at St. Anthony hall by the
young women of the parish closed a
successful series of entertainments
given during the winter for the benefit
of the parish fund. Favors were won
Wednesday evening by Miss Kate Gill
lis and Will Harrington. A short mu-
steal program followed the cards and
luncheon was served.
The drawing held under the auspices
of Div. No. I, L. A. of A. o. H., Feb.
S, at Richmond hall, was in every way
a success. Sixty dollars was realized
and the entire amount was given to a
worthy family in which the division is
interested. The prize drawn was a
handsome satin pillow. Mrs. Gallagher
held the lucky number.
Rev. Father Dunn, o. P, will be the
orator of the evening at the St. Pat
rick's Day entertainment to be given
March II at Holy Rosary hall. The
committee having the entertainment in
charge is preparing an excellent pro-
gram of musical and literary numbers.
Some of the best local talent will par
ticipate.
Div. No. I, L. A. of A. o. H., enter
tanned about 200 guests Monday even
ing at Richmond hall. After a pro-
gram of musical numbers the ladies
served luncheon. Mrs. Murphy, presi-
dent of Div. No. E, L. A. of A. o. H.,
St. Paul, and about thirty members OF
that division were among the guest.
The ladies of Temperance Associa-
ton of St. Anthony parish were enter
tanned Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs M. J. Herbert, 141o Third
street N. E.
St. Vincent de Paul society, of St.
Charles parish, was benefited by a