The Irish standard., 1904-04-02
DULUTH NEWS.

| The visiting circle Of the Catholic
Order of Foresters of this city will
visit the cathedral court next Tues
patcd.
Division No. 1, A. O. H., will meet
next Wednesday evening in Odd Eel
| lows hall This will be an important
meeting and full attendance is de.
sired.
The Four-Leaf Shamrock" as pro.
scented by home talent at the Great
| Eastern hall last week was IL brilliant
success The hall was packed to the
doors and many We're turned away be-
cause all the standing room had been
sold. The play was presented under
the personal direction of Gus y.
| Forbes. The young actors were we'll
versed in their parts and real talent
was displayed. The part of Mr.. o.
German, the Irish landlord, was given
an excellent Interpretation by Henry
| Logee. Harry Richards ably repre-
scented Lord kilgavin, alias Joseph
Hopkins, and j. G. Avon did good
work as Hugh Dilluryn. Miss Annie
Casey us Mrs. O'Gorman, Miss Edith
Cashin as Rose O'Gorman and Miss
Mary Allen as the servant girl, gave
splendid interpretations of their parts.
The program was interspersed with
| musical numbers and Rotations. Rev.
John Feehely was called upon for an
address. He responded with an i'll
tercsting talk on subjects appropriate
to st. Patricks day. John Allen, Gus
a. Forbes and Master Hayden deliv-
cred rccitations and vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. Il. Hayden, Miss
Cramar and others.
a regular meeting of st. james
court, No. G14, G. o. T., was held last
| week. 1t was we'll attended. Two
new members were initiated and IL
number Of candidates reported. Reso-
lutions of sympathy We're passed OH
the death of Mrs. \. Nj. Lauernann,
whose son was Il member of St James
court. Announcement was made that
the next visit of the visiting circle of
| the Forester courts would be on the
evening of April 9th, when the catlle-
dl:ll court will entertain the circle.
Ihesc occasions are always enjoyable
ones and are looked forward to with
| pleasure by members of the lodge st
its meeting last evening st. James
court decided to donate il side altar
for the new st. James church now
being erected in West Duluth. Plans
of the altar We're exhibited at the
meeting last evening and work will be
started on it ut once.
| At its last meeting Division No. 1,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, voted
to stand the expense Of furnishing the
main altar for the new st. James
Catholic church. Both the main and
side affairs are to be costly and hand
some pieces, manufactured in West
Duluth. AT the meeting a committee
was also appointed to confer with
Peter Gilley relative to the matter of
engaging the hall the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month for lodge
meetings, instead of the first and third
! Sundays Of the month, the present
meeting days. The order formerly
met on Tuesdays, but during the Win
ter months changed their meetin.
night to Sunday.
Division No. 1, A. o. H., received
holy communion in a body last Sunday
morning at the cathedral ut Il. nj.
On the same day Division No. 4, A.
o. H., received at st. James church,
West Duluth, ut s o'clock.
Duluth Hibernians were proud to
read of the great st. Patrick's day
parade i'll New York and the splen-
did showing made by their brothers on
that occasion. They also rejoiced to
read of the Russian flags being carried
in the parade, which was strong
l III.
which would have the American peo-
pie believe that Russia is our enemy.
Miss Nellie Murphy left for Grand
Morals last week, to visit with her
brother and sister.
Mrs. E. L. Hannegan has returned
from years absence in the southern
part of the state.
John Lauermann returned from Chi
cago last week. He accompanied the
remains Of his mother, Mrs. Anna
Lauermann, who died the first of the
week. to Wilmette, ILL.,, suburb Of
Chicago. His brothers and sisters
who went down with him are expected
to return to West Duluth during the
first part of next week.
P. II. Martin, state chief ranger of
the Catholic Order of Foresters, will