The Irish standard., 1900-04-21
FROM The CAPITAL.


talent: John w. Hess, Annie St. Tel,
Ada Melrose, John and Bertha Gleason,
William McRobie, Ada Henry, John C.
Leecl, Hyberta Prynie, Frank Hodges,
Pearl Revare, Charles ]. Newton, Miss
Beatrice Rice, w. Wallace Black, Joe
Darling, altogether the mcrricst, most
mirtl-provoking aggregation of laugh
makers gathered together by manage
ment whose assiduous aim has ever been
and always will be to dispcl the shadows
OF laborious life with stage sunshine
and to bring healtll-giving happiness to
every home
Mrs. Matthias Wagner, OF $50 Waba-
sla street, died last Tuesday and was
buried yesterday. The funeral was held
from Assumption church and was at
tended by a large concourse OF friends.
Deceased was the mother OF p. 7. Wag-
ner, the Seven Corners grocer. Mrs.
Wagner was formerly OF Dubuque,
Iowa, and moved to; St. Paul several
years ago.
Thomas ]. Magee, formerly OF St.
Paul but now of Dubuque, Iowa,
mourns the loss OF his sister, Mrs. Elem
ming, who died at Oelwein Iowa, last
week. Deceased was attended by her
brother, Rev. John Magee, at the flu
neral services, coming all the way from
Wichita, Kan, where he is stationed
under Bishop Hennessy of that place.
Miss Cecilia Virginia Duirene, of
Ashland avenue, will be united in mar
riage to Mr. John Ahern next Monday
morning at St. Louis church. Elabo-
rate preparations are in progress Tor the
wedding.
Edward White is now in charge Of the
Mississippi Valley Telephone company
at its Offices in the Phoenix building.
MIR. White is one OF the very best office
men in St. Paul, having had many
years experience as the mayors private
secretary and secretary OF the school
board. He has for his stenographer and
typewriter Miss McElroy, an expert.
The St. Paul Tourist club gave So
cial hop at Sherman hall last Monday
evening. This society is composed
mostly OF members OF the Crusaders
society and give entertainments from
time to time for the sole purpose OF
raising funds to promote the welfare OF
temperance.
Louise Mcdonald, formerly of St.
Paul, and daughter of Judge ]. L. Nc
Donald, ex-congressman OF Minnesota
and now OF Kansas City, will be mar
ried to Mr.. J. ]. Sheridan OF that place
next week
Div. No A. o. H. and the Daugh-
tiers OF Erin, same number, will give
joint grand ball and entertainment at
Sherman hall on Monday evening, April
80.
John Leonard, the popular caterer at
Merriam Park, is laid up at his home
on Carroll street with sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Tracey, OF
East Third street, gave a grand Easter
dinner to their friends and relatives at
their beautiful home last Sunday.
The Hibernian Band of St. Paul is
making rapid strides nowadays, and is
receiving money from several sources.
1t has purchased several new instru-
ments of the very latest improvement.
James White, the indefatigable lee
turer and all-around A. o. H. hustler
of Division No. I, has associated with
him as working committee such bro
theirs as J. w. Enriglt, Owen Nc
Enerny, John E. Dempsey and Thomas
+. Devine for the purpose OF giving all
kinds of entertainments and social
anusements to gallant old Division No.
for the next six months.
Ed ID NMuliaIley, Tim Mccarthy, M. j.
O'Rourke, Richard Connolly, Pat Far
rell, J. B. Mccarthy, ]. F. Redmond
and Richard Doherty, of the A. o. II.
Band, are attending all meetings OF the
A. o. H. in Ramsey county for the
purpose OF stirring up new life among
the members for the preservation and
continuation of this very laudable Or
ganization, namely genuine Irish
band
DR.. T. Z. Shields will lecture Tues
day afternoon at the Central High
school,, His subject will be "From the
Thing to the Symbol"
Mrs. D. H. Hickey, Of Ravine street,
entertained at cards Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mcclure, of Fuller street,
has returned from the South.
Mrs. Farrell, of Case street, spent
Easter week in Dubuque.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin, of Hastings,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mattimore.
ST. Thomas College. Cleveland and
Summit avenues, will be enlarged this
summer by an annex costing 100000.
The additional building will be 60 by
122 feet and four stories high. The
building will be occupied by a gym.
nasiun1, six class roons,- an apartment
Tor professors, two study halls and DOR
mitories. Thus enlarged, the college
will accommodate 200 students.
Div. No. 3 L. A., A. o. H., will give
dancing party Wednesday evening at
Sherman hall