The Irish standard., 1900-06-02
FROM The CAPITAL.

"A garden party VIII be given tuesday
evening, June S, for the benefit of the
Catholic Infants home, on the grounds
surrounding the Kuttson house. Eu-
chre will be played on tables placed on
the lawn. Mrs. M. F. Kennedy and
Mrs. ]. G. Donnelly have charge of the
arrangements.
Commencement exercises will. be
held June 22 at ST. Joseph's Academy.
Bishop O'Gorman, of Sioux Falls, will
deliver the address and Archbishop Ire
land will grant diplomas to the follow
ing: Misses Catherine F. Pape, Ham
1nond, Wis; E. Eleanor De Lamerc,
ST. Paul, Mimi; Kathleen A. O'Don-
nell, St. Paul, Mimi; Christine A.
Smith, Redwood Falls, Mimi; Mary
w. Mclaughlin, St. Paul, MINI; Fran
ces NJ. Lynch, Sioux City, Iowa; Eva
K. Farr, Milwaukee, Wis; Inez l. Ken
ney, St. Paul, Mimi; Emily F. Malloy,
Red Wing, Mimi; Helen E. Frasier,
Wheaton, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malloy, of Dayton's
bluff, are visiting in Blooming Prairie:
Miss Nellie O'Brien, of George
street, is at Lake Elmo.
Mrs. Walter Ryan and Miss Hattie
Ryan, of Hamline, spent last week at
White Bear Lake.
The Sacred Thirst society held we'll
attended meeting Sunday afternoon at
Cretin hall and elected delegates to the
c. T. A. U. convention of the archdio-
cese of St. Paul, which convenes at
Minneapolis June 26-27. The follow
ing are the delegates: Miss Mary l..
Cramsie, president; Rev. ]. ]. Lawler,
spiritual director; Miss Mary Mullaney,
Miss Genevieve Haas and Miss Blanche
Kelly. Alternates: Miss Mary Barnes,
Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. ]. ]. DON
nelly.
After the celebration OF solemn high
mass at St. Peters church on Sunday,
the sacrament of baptism was admins
tered to class of ten adults. Father
Heffron of St. Thomas seminary adj
ministered the sacrament. He was as
sisted by Father Printon, pastor of St.
Peter Claver's church, and Father Law
Ter of the cathedral. Father Printon
was the celebrant at mass, Father
Reardon and Father Carey assisting
him. An eloquent sermon was preached
by Father LAWYER. St. Peter Claver's
congregation is composed of colored
Catholics.
Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, John street,
is visiting relatives i'll Minneapolis.
Ramsey county Hibernians are pre-
pairing for their annual picnic, and from
present indications this years outing
will be without doubt the most success
full on record. Following are the names
of the committee appointed by the or
der for the carrying out of the whole
affair: John M. Lynch, I. B. Pewters,
Henry Woods, M. Seaman, P. J. Doyle,
Denis Sullivan, Dan Kennedy, Thomas
White, John LOBBY and Ed Mullaney.
Mayor-elect R. A. Smith, it is said
on the very best of authority, has ap-
pointed the following we'll known influ-
entail citizens to compose the new po-
lice commission: R. T. O'Connor,
Chas. Friend, D. w. Lawler, Chas. l..
Haas and James F. Maloney.
The A. o. H. Band is making pre-
parations for an excursion down the
river in the near future.
VIM. H. Burns, the genial recording
secretary of Div. No. 2 A. o. H., has
been appointed superintendent of sani-
tation by the health department. A
better selection could not possibly have
been made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Igoe rejoice
over the birth Of bouncing baby boy.
Mother and father are doing we'll, and
so is baby.
John Clarke, the ex-chief of police,
is to be chief of detectives of St. Paul
under Mayor Smiths administration.
c. ]. Conroy, who is doing a pros
porous business at 81 East Fifth street,
had narrow escape from being burned
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