The Irish standard., 1904-12-24

rather FeelelN VIII ACT us spiritual
director of the court, us during the
past year. The election of delegate
to the state convention, which will be
held next June, also occurred, and A.
Murphy was chosen. With j. McCor-
mick as alternate.
The joint installation of the officers
of the five courts Of the Catholic Order
of Foresters in the city will be held
in the new Cathedral hall the first
Tuesday in January. The court of the
! Cathedral has taken steps i'll that di
| rection and committees of some of the
courts are already working in con-
| junction with them in making neceS-
sary arrangements for the event. The
! meeting was an unusually interesting
one, Il number of members Of other
courts of Duluth being present to
urge the local court to join in the ill.,
stalation. State Chief Ranger Martin
WAS in attendance and gave Il brief
address on the work Of the ForcSters
tally on the work of the five Duluth
courts. \ number of the visiting
brothers also made Il few remarks con-
corning the good and welfare of the
order.
"Bellcs and Beaus of Boom Town."
a thoroughly up-to-date minstrel show,
of ha1 N,.;I S1,
evening Of last week under the aus
pieces of the Twentieth Century Pro
gless club. The performance was I'M
der the leadership of Mrs. G. Il. Budd,
who has on different occasions ably
demonstrated her ability to direct af-
fairs of this kind. The show was good
and was we'll attended. 1t was not
reproduction of the home talent per-
Torrance recently given at the hall
under similar conditions, as many had
| expected would be the case. The cast
! was substantially the same as before,
but the costumes, stage settings and
specialties We're entirely different. The
stage llangings were Oriental, and
very effective. The young women par
! Elephants We're in evening dress and
We're not blackencd. Only the end
men and one or two of the other prill-
cipal characters used the blackencd
cork in their makeup. Each and every
number was an Individual success and
there We're so many encores that count
was lost of them. Among the chalNc-
tiers represented We're William X. VAN
lerbilt. Marie Cahill, j. =. Morgan,
Tohn ID. Rockefeller, Jessie Bartlett
actors, actresses and noted men. Be
low is Il list of tile names of those
taking part in the show: Mary Har-
vey, Gertie ST. Germain, Cora st. Ger
main, Edith Cashin, Florence Cashin.
lena Doherty. Helena Bartly, Eva
Baker, Ella Baker, Della I4eNIay, Jane
,IcDonald, Albert Lauermann, Luella
Baker, Chesley Baker, Neil Lauer-
mann, ]. Kreimer, Isaac NoNon,
7. Koneszny. DR.. G. p. Budd
!. Almond, j. Murphy, Leona and
Aesley Baker, John Allen, Emma
.aker Mrs. G. e. Budd, J. Koneczny,
fora La France, Harry Carroll, Isaac
:oNon, Miss Kenny.
John Cashin, the West Duluth man
no is seeking the appointment Of sur
eyor general of logs, returned last
eek from st. Peter, MIMI, Governor
ohnson's home town. Mr. Cashin was
avorably impressed with the little
ity, which has population of 5000
eople, and says that it is one of the
rettiest, if not the prettiest, city Of
s size in the Northwest. Around it
re many beautiful lakes and drives.
nd the town itself is situated on the
finneSOta river, in the midst of a fine
Irming country, and with excellent
tipping facilities. 1t has numerous
manufacturing plants and other indus
les. and altogether is a prosperous
nj contented little community. The
uluth man, who entertains high
opcs of being able to land the plum
e is after, was delighted with the
aople he met at ST. Peter, and says
Hey all have a good word for the new