The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-02-09
The Tourist club gave a dance

The Tourist club gave dance at
Sherman hall Wednesday evening.
A home wedding was celebrated
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. johnson, Western ave
nue., when their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy johnson, and Herbert Lloyd
White, of Buffalo, n. Y, We're married
by Rev. John Il. Harrison, of st. Jo-
seph's church. Mr.. and Mrs. White
left Tuesday evening for New Orleans.
They will be at home after March %,
at Buffalo, N. Y.
Edw. j. Murphy has been appointed
to a clerkship in the money order de-
partment Of the postotiice to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation of Ed
ward S. Sheehan, who will go into
business in Minneapolis
A card party was given on Monday
evening at Central hall by the Daugh-
ters of Erin. Forty tables were in
use. Mrs. ]. Il. Devine, Mrs. ueffer-
mann, Miss Sullivan, Miss Mullane, j.
Nathan, w. Kelley, w. Miller, and j.
Hetfermann won the prizes.
Mrs. Edward Quinn, Bedford street,
has returned from Duluth.
| The Misses O'Connell gave Il card
party Monday evening at their home,
Forbes avenue, in honor of Samuel
O'Connell, of New York. Seven tables
of progressive euclre were played and
subsequently a musical program was
rendered by Miss Marie Wcman. Ag-
mes Young, ]. Beck, Chas. Spear, Chas.
Frame and Frank Young.
Miss Nellie Collins, aged 20 years,
died Saturday, Feb. 2, in Chicago, ILL.,
She was the daughter of the late Mel
lie II. Collins. Remains arrived on
Tuesday, Feb. 5. Funeral was held
from the late residence, 527 Collins
street, on Wednesday, with services at
st. Mary's church.
VIM. Joyce, aged so years. died at
the late residence, on Feb. 3. Funeral
was held on Wednesday, with services
ut st. Maly's church. at $50.
The marriage of Miss Nellie \
Quinlan, to James l.. Lindsay took
place Tuesday afternoon at Benson
MINI. Rev. j. c. Byrnc, of st. Pat
rick's church, read the marriage ser
vice. Miss Alice Moore was maid OF
I honor and ]. w. Quinlan best man
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay left for Il west
ern trip and will be ut home after
Feb. 20, at Benson, MINI.
Miss Cecil White, Summit avenue
has returned from New York.
Thos. +. O'Grady. who was strucl,
by a Chicago Great Western train il
alighting from the South ST. Paul mo-
tor on Friday of last week. died OF
Saturday at St Joscph's Hospital
whittier he was removed after the &C
cident. Mr.. O'Grady was employed as
Il United States custom inspector, an(
was prominent in G. A. r. circles The
funeral took place from the residence
Al State street, Tuesday, and services
were held at st. Michael's church. Mr.
O'Grady was a member of the a. o. II
Mr.. James Mahoney, aged 76 years
died at his late residence, 522 Canad;
street, Tuesday, Feb. 5, at $50 D. M
Funeral was held from the residence
at $50 a. H., Thursday. with services
at st. Mary's church.
Anna d. Marston, aged So years, be
loved wife Of Il. G. Marston, ani
daughter of John Farrell, of Mounds
View, died at New Brighton. Funera
was held from residence, Friday, Feb
s, and services We're held at st. Vim
cents church.
Rev. J. J. Lawler, rector of the ca
thedral, delivered an address to the
students and faculty of Hamline Uni
versity last Tuesday, on "Some Princi
pies Which Make for Happiness and
Success"
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