The Irish standard., 1901-05-11

AASoAo SAeAS IAC XAIACupO1AS JOuludl
had written his obituary; but when he
wrote he had not heard of the death
of Father Fitzpatrick, about whose
health he inquired in his letter to Mr..
Vail.
Miss Emma Lovejoy, daughter of
atmaster Lovejoy, was married
Wednesday evening to Charles Jewett
Chaplin ut the parental home, 1909
Hawthorn avenue, by Rev. NJ. d
Shutter. The bride was given away
by her father Mrs. Frank Corey
Hale, sister of the bride, was matron
of honor. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Jennie and Josephine Chaplin,
sisters of the bridegroom. Majorie
Lovejoy. youngest sister of the bride,
was a flower girl. George Maxsen
Chaplin was his brothers best man.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ception at the Lovejoy home.
The twenty anniversary of the
foundation of their parish was cele-
brated with great eclat last Sunday
by the members of st. Elizabeth
church. There was large parade of
Catholic German societies in the morn
ing with four bands in line. Bishop
Trobec, of st. Cloud, officiated at pom
tifical high mass. The following priests
were in the sanctuary: Rev. R. Cahill,
Rev. B. Sandneyer, Rev. J. NJ. Solnce,
Rev. ]. NJ. Cleary, Rev. f. Timothy,
o. S. r.. Rev. +. Robert, Rev. J. Feri,
Rev. Francis Hrachovski, Rev. Fran
els J. jaeger Rev. James NJ. Solnce
delivered an eloquent sermon. A splen-
did musical program was rendered by
the choir.
At the annual session of the Orange
men of Minnesota, held in this city last
Tuesday, the following officers We're
elected: Grand master, James Kelley,
of Duluth; grand deputy master, Stew
art Gamble, Minneapolis; grand secre-
tary, Robert Barton, Minneapolis;
grand treasurer, Roman Sheier, St.
Paul; grand director of ceremonies,
John d. Christie, of Minneapolis;
grand tylers. Joseph Allen of Mime
apolis AMI William White of Duluth.
Among other important business trans
acted at the meeting was the appropri-
alton of $1,000 for the Orange home.
The followers of King William on
horseback are not numerous in this
state but they are perniciously active.
The Polish people of Minneapolis
celebrated the 10th anniversary of the
adoption of the Polish constitution last
Sunday in Germania hall with fitting
exercises. The place was thronged to
overlooking. The Rev. 1. Murlowsli,
as presiding officer, made brief in
troductory speech, and was followed
by the choir, who sang the Polish ma
tional hymn. The program was con-
tinued by a speech in Polish by Micha
ell Rakowski; song, '"Ehe White
Eagle" by the school children; an es-
say by Mary Brzenska, a recitation by
Tehla Rakowski, singing by the school
children; a speech, "The Great Consti-
tution," by Josef Sczech; recitation
by Theresa Bobek, an address by r.
Alexander; a song, '"The Harvest
Moon," by the choir; a speech by May
or Ames, and address by Rev. Father
Jajeski, talk in Polish by X. Wine
zewszi, and a song by the choir. The
meeting came to close with the sing
ing of the Polish national hymn by the
entire audience.
The Spalding Literary and Debating
club, organized by Rev. John r. Glea-
son of st. Anthony of Padua parish,
and limited to twenty members, after
successful term of study for three
months, has adjourned until the fall
term, September, 1901. The matter
treated consisted Of the three periods
Of American literature, the Discovery,
Colonial and Revolutionary periods.
The club, during it's brief course Of
study, has been thoroughly convinced
of the important place that American
literature holds in the world Of letters
The members Of the club at their final
meeting extended their heartfelt
thanks to their director, Rev. J. F.
Gleason, for the great benefits derived
from his instruction, and also their
president, Mrs. Maud Zeimer, for the
interest she has shown in the work.
The committee on resolutions conclud-
ed to ask Right Rev. J. L. Spalding,
after whom the club is named, to send
them quotation bearing upon literary
merit, to which favor he quickly re-
sponded, also donating to the club
library very choice set Of his latest
works Of literature The members of
the club are: Director, Rev. John F.
Gleason; president, Mrs. Maud Zeimer;
vice president, Miss Mabel Bacon; Sec
rotary, Miss Alice Prendergast; treas
urer, Miss Brigid McNulty; Misses
Lila Mulcahy, Mayme Lydon, Alice
Hansen, Mayme Mulcahy, Margaret
Buckley, Mary Ryan, Mae Costello,