The Irish standard., 1903-06-13
CHURCH AND SOCIETY EVENTS,

CHURCH AND SOCIETY EVENTS.
Next Tuesday afternoon and We'd
nesday evening the parochial school
of the Immaculate Conception parish
will give an entertainment at the
Bijou. Songs. recitations and an
operetta, entitled "Laila," is the pro-
gram for both performances.
The social at the parish house of
the immaculate Conception last Tues
day was very successful and enjoyed
by ALL Nearly seven hundred people
were present during the afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. Frank j. Burke and Alice
Stephenson We're married by Rev.
Father Cullen at the church of the
Immaculate Conception last Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock. The brides
maid and groomsman were Miss Julia
Ellis and Mr.. ]. \. Brazzel.
The Mississippi river excursion by
the people of st. Charles parish will
take place on the Fourth of July.
Good boat, splendid barge, fine music,
and dinner served OH the boat. Tickets
for the round trip. so cents. Children
under twelve years, % cents.
The ladies Of Holy Rosary parish
are arranging to give Il midsummer
festival Monday evening, July q.
Tomorrow at Holy Rosary church
there will be solemn high mass pro-
cession of the childen and CARRYING
the Blessed Sacrament in honor of the
feast of Corpus Christi, which was
last Thursday.
Rev. Michael Reilly, assistant pastor
of st. Stephens church, left the city
last Sunday night to visit his parents
in Ireland. Father Reilly has not
seen the Green Isle for eight years.
He will return about September first.
The steamer Teutonic, Oh which Fa-
Their Reilly sailed, left New York
Wednesday.
The married ladies of ST. Stephens
church will give an ice cream social
next Tuesday evening on the lawn
around the parish house. Good music
will also be a part of the program.
The Iridium which commenced
Thursday at st. Stephens church,
closes tonight. Devotions each even
ing from a quarter to eight to Il
quarter to nine, during which time
there was alteration to the Blessed
Sacrament in honor of the feast of
Corpus Christi.
A class of nearly seventy children
will receive first communion at st.
Stephens church at half-past eight
mass, week from tomorrow.
Married, last Wednesday morning
at s o'clock, Mr. John Harmon and
Miss Margaret Gillespie. by Rev.
Father Danehy at st. Stephens
church. Mr.. Claude D. Pratt was
groomsman. and Miss Della Gillespie
attended the bride.
Rev. Father McDermott, assistant
pastor Of Ascension parish, is now
pastor of the church at Manannah,
Mimi. and Rev. Father Powers of st.
Michael's parish, Saltwater, is the
new assistant at the Ascension church.
Members of Division No. Z A. O. II.
baseball team. ut a meeting held re-
Gently at Nistler's hail. appointed a
committee to arrange for a picnic and
excursion to Forest Lake about July
TO-
The Protected Home Circle will give
a celebration and excursion on July >
to Prescott, Wis. The committee in
charge promise the outing will be the
finest given this season. \ most
pleasant feature will be Il moonlight
concert by a number of well-known
musicians.
The excursion down the Mississippi
as far as Prescott, Wisconsin,, last
Sunday afternoon, under the aus
pices of Divisions No. 3 and A. O.
H. Of this city, proved a grand sue
cess from every point of view. About
900 tickets were sold and nothing
whatever happened to mar the pleas
ures of the occasion. 1t was an ideal
day, one of rare enjoyment to all.
The marriage Of Mr.. Alexander
Kruth and Miss Helen Smith was
at Ascension church last
Wednesday morning, Rev. Father
Harrington officiating. The brides,
maid was Miss Elizabeth Igcl and
Mr.. Louis p Kruth acted as grooms-
man.
An ice cream social will be given
by the Ladies' Altar society of Assem-
sion church, next Monday night at
the corner of Fremont and Eighteenth
avenues N. Tickets Is cents.
Mr.. John Copley and Miss Mary
Duffy were welded at nine o'clock
mass last Wednesday morning at the
church of st. Anthony of Padua. Rev.