The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-03-12
FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Nearly All Parishes will Properly
Observe the Occasion,

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The various English speaking Cath
Ollie parishes throughout the city will
observe the anniversary of Ireland's
patron saint next Thursday in the
usual fitting manner. Mass will be
celebrated in all the churches and in
most of the parishes high mass will
he offered up on the occasion. In the
evening at s o'clock number of
choice entertainments will be given.
The following list is as complete as
can be obtained at the time the Irish
Standard goes to press:
ASCENSION PARISH.
The entertainment in Ascension par
ish will be given in the new hall ad-
Joining the church and will consist of
patriotic songs, recitations, instrument
tai music and an address by judge
William l.. Kelly, of st. Paul. Judge
Kelly is one of the finest of orators
and his address alone will be we'll
worth the price of admission.
ST. ANTHONY PARISH.
At st. Anthony hall next Thursday
evening the programme will consist of
music, songs and recitations by some
of the best artists in the city and an
address by Rev. James O'Reilly. The
hall will, no doubt, be filed to over
flowing, as the entertainment to be
given and Father O'Reilly's address
will both he Of high order of ex-
cellence on this occasion.
ST. CLEMENTS PARISH.
In st. Clements parish a New Eng.
land supper will be the attraction. The
supper will be served by the ladies
of the parish in G.. A. r. hall, Twenty
fourth and Central, and the price will
be % cents.
ST. LAWRENCE PARISH.
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given in st. Lawrence
parish hall and will consist of vocal
and instrumental music and patriotic
addresses. The same programme will
be rendered on Wednesday evening
next, as the hall is rather small and
Father Dolphin desires that all his
parshioners will have an opportunity
to enjoy the entertainment being pre-
pared.
ST. CHARLES PARISH.
The entertainment in st. Charles
parish will be very elaborate one and
Of a high order of merit. 1t will be
given at Dania hall, Cedar avenue and
Fifth street. The programme, which
is under the direction Of Mrs. Florence
M. Parks, is as follows: Schubert's
marches, one, two and three, Miss Eu-
lalie Chenevert and Miss Irene Wood;
1.-The Kerry Dance" Imperial Quar-
tette; THE Minstrel Boy" Will
O'Keefe; recitation, "The Book
Agent" Miss Gladys Williams; harp
selections, Miss Dellone, harpist;
songs, 1.-THE Bendemere Stream" and
ERIN the Tear and the Snile,' Mrs.
Parks; Loves Old Quiet Song" In
perial Male Quartette; comic song,
THE Irish," George De Witt Hedding;
harp selections, Miss Dellone; "Wear-
ing of the Green," A. G. Anderson;
recitation, Bishop and the Cow" Miss
Gladys Williams; Irish folk song, Mel
win Cole; harp selection, Miss Delone;
song, Imperial Male Quartette; Irish
song, II. M. Carroll; harp selection,
Miss Dellone, and song by the Impe-
rial Male Quartette. A short address
by an able and eloquent speaker will
also be feature
HOLY ROSARY PARISH.
In Holy Rosary parish two enter
tainments will be given under the
patronage of the Young Ladies' sodal-
j ity. In the afternoon at 2:3O a'clock
and in the evening at s o'clock at Holy
Rosary hall. A new and very inter-
esting drama, entitled ''The Irisll
Agent" will be the attraction, and the
hall is sure to be filed on the occa-
sion. Following is the cast: Con
O'Neill, James Trow; Shaun Brady,
john L. Gleason; Darby Riordan, Rob-
ert Lloyd; Tighe Murphy, Arthur
Stanchfield; Barney Burke, Raymond
Donald; Frank Sheldon, Walter Vim
cent; Father Tom, John e. Kenney;