The Irish standard., 1903-03-07
DULUTH NEWS.

The concert given last week ut the
Armory, for the benefit of the st.
James orphanagc, ut the West End,
was very successful affair. 1t was
| given under the auspices of Duluth
council of the knights of Columbus
and will net Il neat sum for the bcnc-
| fit of the institution The evenings
| program opened with the overture
"St, Cecilia" by Faatcns orchestra,
the rendition of which was SO pleas
| ing to the audience that the orchestra
responded to an encore. Mrs. james
McAuliifr gave Il vocal solo, "A May
| Morning" which was finely sung and
| for an encore sang "Ros;llinr." Franz
Schultz gave !; solo from the Mes
Sihh and had to respond to an encore
Fkatrn's orchestra played Il selection
of sacred fnmtaSia. "l'rovilcncc," clos
ing with "Tlle Holy City" II was re-
crivcd in a most apprrcativr manner
| by the audience and an encore was re-
sponded to.
Owing to the illness of Bishop Me
| Gorick, he was unable to make the
address of the evening. Bishop j. j.
Keanr. of Wyoming. tho recently or
dnincd bishop of that diocese. arrived
in the city and WAS requested to take
| the place of Bishop Mct:olrick on the
program, which he very kindly con-
scnted to do.
NJ. H. McAlnhon announced the
change of speakers for the evening
and the cause and in II few remarks
introduced Right Rev. j. J. Kcanc.
Bishop Kcanc chose for the subject
of his address "Clarity," and it was
Il most eloquent and learned DISCOURSE
lie quoted the celebrated words of
Cardinal Manning on the subject at
the outset of his remarks and then
reviewed the history of the world
from the Pagan times to the present
day, showing that the great change for
good in the world has been accom-
nisllcd by charity. Before Chris
tianity came the great Roman empire
was deep in crime. but when the new
command OF the Savior was given to
them, Love one another as | have
loved you,' charity changed all and
man was more kind to his fellow man.
Mrs. Leo a. Ball gave II vocal solo,
Spring Has Come" ana had to give
second number. FlaGtcn's orchestra
closed the evenings entertainment
with a selection from the "I'rincc of
Iilscn."
Arthur FurlOng died last week at
st. Mnrys hospital lie was a fore
man for the Algrr-Smith logging com
pnny. was "S years of age ana un-
married. The funeral service was held
IN st. Clements Catholic church at
10 O'Clock Thursday morning. Div.
No. !, A. O. IT,, of which the deceased
was a member, attended the funeral in
n body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Mcnglcr and
Miss Mcnghcr entertained at Il pretty
card party Tuesday evening Of last
week at their home, 31S Fifth avenue
Il. The house was prcttiIy decorated
in red ana green ana progressive
cincl was played.
The funeral of Rev. Henry Nc
Golrick took place OH Saturday morn
ing from the Cathedral. Archbishop
Ireland preached the sermon.
A banquet was given Monday even
ing of last week at the residence of
Rev. John Feehely, West Duluth, to
the officers of st. James church, the
trustees and the choir. There were
about thirty present and Father
Fcch"ly made n very happy welcome
speech and thanked all very kindly
for the assistance they have given him
during the past year. He cOngrntulat-
ed them on the excellent standing of
the parish and hoped that in another
year st. James parish would do as
much more good work as had been
done in the last year. Several toasts
were given and happy speeches made
by n number Of those present. The
affair was given by Father Fcehely
as little token of appreciation for the
services rendered by those present
IN building up the parish.
Mrs. ID. p. Mcdonald, of 115 East
Third street. entertained the Monday
Evening Euchrc club last week. The
house was deliberately trimmed with
bunting in hDnor of Washington's
birthday. Pretty souvenirs of the af-
fair were the unique George and
Martha Washington score cards.
In honor of the birthday anniversary
of George Washington. Miss Margaret
T.. Kelley and Miss Ella Stitt enter
taincd Mt a card party at s12 East
First street. The decorations We're
pretty, being numerous hatchets at