The Irish standard., 1903-11-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

u! tlle lGauleS Altaf society or 81.
Lawrence church. Thursday evening
at the parish hall.
The Lady Forcstcrs. st. Stephens
parish, entertained their friends at
cards and refreshments Thursday
evening ut the church hall.
Miss Grace Mcclure, of Graceville
Mimi, is visiting ut the home of her
uncle. Owen Grattan. 1901 Laurel
avenue. Miss Mcclure will remain in
the city Il couple of weeks.
The wedding of Francis Rademach-
er, Austin. Mimi, and Minnie Cotter,
this city, will be solelnniZed ut st.
Lawrence church next Thursday
morning at nine o'clock.
The young ladies sodality of AS
cension parish had !; card party ut
gymnasium hall last Thursday even
ing for the benefit of the young mems
club.
'Down in Maine." an intensely i'll
u teresting drama, will he presented by
the Holy Rosary Dramatic club ut
Holy Rosary hall Thanksgiving after
noon and evening. Admission, even
ing 25c; Matinee, 15c.
The concert for the benefit of st.
Stephens church by members of the
faculty of the Johnson School of
Music will take place next Wednes-
day evening ut Johnson school hall.
Tickets, fifty cents.
The ladies' of st. Rose Court, No.
81, w. G. o. f., will give a musical
entertainment at tile home of the
Misses Royal, 1908 Fourth street n,
Tuesday evening. November 24th.
Friends are invited.
The marriage of Florence Ellis to
Thomas AIulvihill took place at the
church Of st. Anthony of Padua Mon
day morning ut nine o'clock. Anna
and William Mulvihill attended the
bride and groom.
The st. Stephens church bazaar
opens November Both at the Church
hall and will continue one week. The
various committees and societies are
working tremendously to make the
affair decidedly pleasant one for all
who attend.
Patrick L. Bannan. we'll known
in local theatrical circles, owing to
his connection with the Grand and
other Minneapolis play houses in
years past, was in the city during the
past week. Pat is advance agent for
''Florodora," which will be at the
Metropolitan next week.
The members of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians Holy Rosary parish
will have an entertainment and recep-
ton Friday evening, November 9th,
at Maccabees' hall, Franklin and
Bloomington avenue. The proceeds
are to be donated to the church decor
alton fund. Admission, 25 cents.
Tomorrow evening the Paulist
Fathers will close very successful
mission at st. Anthony church. At
high mass, at 1890 a. H., the subject
for the sermon will be Devotion to
the Holy Eucharist" In the evening
at 8 o'clock the lecture will be on
Reasons for Catholicity." Thus far
there are 35 converts.
The Philmonic Social club is con-
Quoting a series of social dances each
Wednesday evening at the Fourth
ward hall, Ninth street and Western
avenue. Miss Jessie Baker, child
performer and professional dancer,
has been engaged to give an exhibit
ton Of jig dancing next Wednesday
evening. Music by Potter's orchestra.
At the Lyceum theatre tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, lectures will be
given by Rev. j. S. Montgomery and
Rev. ]. M. Cleary, in behalf Of a
movement to check the debauching of
boys and the traffic in young girls.
The first named speaker will take for
his subject Jewels Stolen From the
Home" while Father Cleary's theme
will be pitfalls for the Young
George J. Donovan, for many years
employed by the Big Boston Clothing
House of early days, but for the past
fourteen years resident of Spokane,
Wash, greeted Minneapolis friends
during the week. Mr.. Donovan is
now resident of San Francisco, and
is at the head OF score of travelling
statesmen for the Pacific Syrup COM
pany. The present visit to this city
is his first one since leaving here in
1890.
Chief Conroy is taking steps to
have covered patrol wagons installed
in Minneapolis before the state law
providing for them takes effect Feb
ruary list. 1t is held by some students
of criminology that the publicity that
is given arrests has /: demoralizing
effect upon the prisoner and the closed
wagon is advocated on this ground.
Minneapolis had covered patrol wag-
ons not many years ago, but they
were abandoned because they were
not success, but in view of the law
passed by the last legislature all wag-
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