The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-03-29
will be sold at 25 cents per person,
which will include dancing and lunch.

AlHJu1 ouIlOll, 0eOfSe T. DOuSHS,
Daniel w. Ahern, A. T. Ankeny, j. X.
Gilmore, f. F. Lenhart and e. J. Con-
roy. The anniversary occurs on April
10.
Mrs. ]. j. Lane and Miss Kitty B.
Byrnes will be hostesses at the music
al and literary entertainment to be
given under the auspices of the Altar
Aid Society Of Ascension parish at AS
cension Hall, corner Eighteenth and
Dupont avenue NJ, Friday evening,
April 18th. Tickets are but Is cents
including refreshments. All are cor
daily invited.
A. A. Ames says he has been impor-
tuned by the 'workingmen" to run for
mayor for the fifth time, and to oblige
them he has consented to be a candi-
date. OF course, he will not be nomi-
mated by the Republicans, who are
heartily sick Of him; but he is sure to
run independently for the good of the
city which he loves so well. He will
never be elected.
State Labor Commissioner John
O'Donnell, in addressing mass meet
ing Of retail statesmen and saleswomen
in Central hall last Tuesday evening,
said he had personal knowledge that
the merchants of Minneapolis favored
an organization of the clerks. En-
couraging speeches were also made by
M. E. Neary, president of the State
Federation of Labor; Philip Carlin,
business agent Of the building trades
council, and others.
Hereafter the regular meetings Of
Hennepin Council, No. 435, knights
of Columbus, will be held on the first
and third Wednesdays of each month.
The next regular meeting will be held
next Wednesday,, and a special fea-
ture Of it will be debate on Crater
nal versus Old Line Insurance" J.
G. O'Keefe, the Nicollet avenue mer-
chant tailor, and ]. J. Ahern, state
manager Of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company, will discuss
the question in all its bearings.
Edward Helm, Of this city, denies
that he was among the party Of ex-
police officers who, it was alleged,
went to Montana to protect non-union
men in the recent strike in that state.
None of those that did go had such
a purpose in mind and particular in
justice was done Mr.. Helm, because
he was not in the company, being suf-
fering from the effects of a broken
ankle. Besides, Ed. HELM would be
the last man to raise his hand in de-
Tense of scab labor. The story was
sprung for the purpose Of injuring the
chances Of former officers getting
back on the force.
Easter Sunday morning at the $50
mass at st. Stephens church, Master
Gustave Pauly, the COY soprano, will
sing '"The Resurrection" At 1890
he will sing at st. Marks Episcopal
church, II Know that My Redeemer
Liveth," from the Messiah. He is on
ly II years old. His brother, who Is
year older, plays the violin with dex-
terity. They inherit their musical
talent from their mother, who was
leader Of the Immaculate Conception
choir in the days of Rev. James Nc
Golrick. now bishop of Duluth. She
was then known as Miss Amelia
Young.
Palm Sunday night the church of
St. Charles was filled to overlooking
with an audience that listened with
delight for two hours to Father Cleary's
famous lecture on ''The Passion Play
Of Oberammergau.'' He was at
his best. His vivid description If
the sacred drama and the magnificent
stereopticon views exhibited on the
canvas kept the big audience SPELL
bound. It was most appropriate dis
course at the beginning of Holy Week
and made a deep impression on the
Christian mind. About 1900 persons
attended the grand lecture, and many
of them stood on their feet during it's
delivery.
The annual ball Of the John Mitchell
Social Club Of Anoka will be held next
Wednesday evening, in the Armory
hall in that city. Many invitations
have been received in Minneapolis and
many will attend from here. A good
time is always assured. The follow
ing ladies and gentlemen will conduct
the affair: Master of Ceremonies,
Thomas Coleman; reception commit
tee, T. F. Talbot, Peter Tigue, w. H.
Ward, Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. John
Mcintyre; floor managers, H. J. Don
nelly, Edward Butler, Joseph Gala.
CHER, John Corrigan, John Mcdonald,
John Clancy; invitation committee,
Miss Emily Mcintyre, Miss Emily
Green, Miss Agnes Kelly, John Nc
Donald, Joseph Richards. Music by