The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-02

The funeral of ]. H. Roach occurred
on Feb. %, Father Lawler officiating.
The deceased was baptized only few
days before his death. His residence,
500 Capitol boulevard, was taxed to
accommodate the mourlers. The re-
mains were inferred in Calvary Gene
terry, and the long cortege to their last
resting place testified to the esteem
in which Mr. Roach was held. in the
community. He came from Dubuque
to St. Paul.
The Sacred Thirst society elected
the following officers Sunday after
noon: President, Mary j. Cramsie;
vice president, Mrs. ]. +. Kelly; record
ing secretary, Mary MILLINERY Unan;
financial secretary, Genevieve Haas;
treasurer, Mrs. l.. A. Smith; auditing
committee, Emma Stone, Mary Barnes,
Lizzie Smith. Reports of the various
officers for the past year were read and
showed the society to be in a flourish
ing condition. The society will hold a
social session Wednesday evening,
March Is, with literary and musical
program.
Mrs. Sarah 3. Collins and d. Ii.
Flynn, both Of Blakely, We're quietly
married Monday, Feb. Is, by Rev. Fa-
Their Harrison, i'll st. Joseph's church.
Miss Lynch was maid of honor and NJ.
Il. Flynn was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flynn went to Chicago for their we'd
ding trip.
Miss Margaret Ireland, Appleton,
spent part Of the week with Mrs. NJ.
A. Crawford, of Hamline.
Mrs. Z. Il. Mccormick, Selby ave
hue, gave linen shower Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Nellie Ste
venson, one of the spring brides. The
guests We're the members Of the Old
Maids Euchre club.
Mrs. F. ]. Conley, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is entertaining Mrs. ]. ]. Gavin,
Staples, MINI.
An important initiation ceremony
took place at Bowlhy hall Friday after
noon Of last week, when sixty men,
bers of the local lodge of the knights
Of Columbus We're given the third de-
gree. The exemplifcation was in
charge of Deputy Grand Knight Saul
ter, of Chicago, assisted by Messrs
Cannon, Dawson and Conry, also Of
Chicago. The lodge in st. Paul num-
bers $50 members. 1t is on solid
financial basis, having it's own club
rooms and being without dollar of
indebtedness. The visiting members
from Chicago were met by local dele
cation. consisting Of Messrs. McNair
H. T. Quinlan and II. D. O'Brien, and
were escorted to the Minnesota club
for breakfast. Delegations from Obi
cago, Milwaukee, Duluth and West
Superior We're present. In the evening
there was a banquet and social at
knights of Columbus hall, Robert
street, given by the local lodge for the
visiting delegations. The visiting dele
gates included the following: Chica-
Cos. e. Sauter, Thomas Cannon, Mr.
McKenna. Minneapolis-J. M. Schulze
P.J. Kennedy, Judge Donahuc, Charles
Knoll, ]. ]. Regain, Rev. Father Har-
rington, G. e. Preston, Hugh Kelly,
Thomas Newlove. Duluth-Francis
w. Sullivan, NJ. Fl. Mcmahon, D. P.
Mcdonald, L. A. Bail, J. d. Kennon, C.
J. O'Donnell, M. ]. Ryan, Andrew
Gowan, G. P. McGinniss, Rev. P.
O'Mahoney, N. J. Miller, H. G. Huot
John Brown, DR.. Phalen, A. NJ Ste
phenson, J. r. McKinnon, G. L. Two
by, Frank Burrows, J. d. Zueger, D.
D. Crowley, B. J. Tobin. Superior
w. P. Dwyer, A. Z. Rock, w. p.
Crawford, J. NJ. McCabe, Michael May,
James Donnelly, T. NJ. Moran, Frank
Clonty, w. R. Foley, William O'Con-
nor The committee on local arrange
ments was composed of II. r. Quinlan,
T. ]. BrodericlS, J. J. Dwyer, J. Z.
Barry, G. II. Redington.