The Irish standard., 1900-06-23

Chippewa Falls, Wis; Miss Carrie
Whelan and Martin Whelan, of Lam
sing, Iowa, and James and Thomas
Tracy, of Green Isle, MINI.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd
will give their annual festival Thursday
evening on the lawn surrounding the
institution, Bloomington avenue and
Twenty-seventh street S. Refreshments
will be served by the women of the
various Catholic parishes of the city
and there will be an informal musical
program. Marked interest is being
shown in the coming festival and the
Catholics of Minneapolis will doubtless
improve the opportunity offered to give
material evidence of the esteem in which
they hold the Sisterhood of the Good
Shepherd.
Miss Marguerite Cannon and Roy
K. Scarborough were married Tuesday
morning at the Immaculate Conception
church, Father Keane performing the
ceremony. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Isabel Cannon Two
little flower girls, Gladys McElroy and
Vivian Myers, preceded the bridal party
to the altar. O'Neil O'Brien acted as
best man. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides
mother, 80 Royalston avenue.
The friends of St. Charles church
will enjoy picnic at Minnehaha park,
July q. The committee in charge are
preparing program which promises to
be of unusual interest. A number of
sporting events, of which ball game
will be the feature, are being arranged
A prominent public speaker will be Sc
cured to give the Grafton of the day.
The festivities will continue through the
day and evening.
Commencement exercises will be held
tomorrow evening at St. Anthony
school hall. A program, in which the
entire school will participate, will be CIV
en-. Members of the junior class will
give Rotations and musical numbers;
the graduates will read essays. Diplo-
mas and medals will be conferred by
Rev. Father O'Reilly, The graduates
are Miss Mamie Lane, Frank Kelly and
Edward McNulty.
The Alumni Association of st. An
thony school will give its annual ban
quet Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Hannah Ring, 2o1 Broadway.
Messrs. Norton, Bowen and MCGOWAN,
members of the Minneapolis school
board, Fathers O'Reilly, Gleason and
Kelly, of St, Anthony parish, will be
guests of honor. The ASSOCIATION has
membership of "a.
Miss Margaret Brown was married
Tuesday morning to Fistus Needham at
St. Charles church. Rev. George Arc
lander performed the ceremony in the
presence of large gathering of friends
and relatives of the bridal couple. Miss
Bridget Flaherty attended the bride and
the groom was assisted by Thomas
Flaherty. AZ. "
A musical vesper service will be Civ
EN- Sunday afternoon, July I, at the
Holy Rosary church. The solos will be
sung by prominent artists, and the choir
will be enlarged for the occasion. The
rosary procession, in which about 300
children of the parish will participate,
will precede the musical service
The school year at Holy Angels
academy closed Friday. There were no
graduates this year, and no exhibition
of work was held The pupils and teach
ers enjoyed an informal program given
in the assembly hall. Wednesday, June
10, the school held its annual outing at
Lake Johanna.
The Ascension school closed Thurs
day. An entertainment given by the
children in the school hall gave pleasure
to a large gathering of the parents and
relatives of the juvenile entertainers,
and reflected much credit on the teach
ers and pupils of Ascension school.
Miss Christine Peterson and Delbert
Young were married Monday at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Father Keane performing the ceremony
Miss Anna Peterson and P. Peterson
were the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs
Young will reside in Graceville.
| Miss Jennie Swayzee and John O'Con-
| nor were married Tuesday morning at
St. Charles church, Father Arctander
officiating. Miss Anna Swayzee and
Bertha Fischer attended the bride
| Michael Finerty and James Cashin acted
as groomsmen.
Miss Anna Moran was married Tues
| day morning to Martin Kelly of Austin,
MINI. The ceremony took place at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Father Keane officiating. Miss Nora
| Grove and Edward B. Kelly were the
| attendants.
Miss Kittie Connolly, of Forest ave-
nue., has returned from Duluth. Miss
Connolly is entertaining Miss Teresa
Lynn and Miss Farrell, of Duluth. Miss
Maud O'Leary, who visited the Misses