The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-09
popular business men. The large edi.
flee was filed with friends of the bride

popular business men. The large edi.
flee was filled with friends Of the bride
and groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Thomas Carroll, u
friend of the groom, from Elmira, N.
Y, who celebrated nuptial high mass,
assisted by Mgr. Joseph Hendrick.
Upon reaching the church, the ushers
Gilbert Feehan, brother of the bride,
from Rochester, and Lawrence Feehan,
cousin of the bride-led the way to
the altar, followed by the maid Of
honor, Miss Hannah Veronica Sulli-
van, Of Rochester, and lastly the bride
and her father. They were met at the
altar by the groom and the brides
brother, Herbert j. Feehan, who acted
as best man. The bride was hand
somely attired in white messaline over
white taffeta trimmed with mousseline
dc sole and orange blossoms. She also
carried orange blossoms and wore Il
large white hat of tulle With roses and
lace. Her maid of honor Wore cham
payne colored chiffon trimmed with
lace and Nile green satin, and hat
of lace and pink roses. She also car
ried Il bouquet of pink roses. At the
close of the ceremony the wedding
party went to the home of the brides
parents, where Il wedding breakfast
was served in Il tent on the lawn The
tables We're decorated with pink roses
and ferns in great profusion. The
presents received We're many and
beautiful. The bride was formerly
employed in the government service
us immigration inspector, and is also Il
graduate of the Rochester hospital
training school for nurses. In the
evening the bride and groom departed
for an extensive trip, which will in
clude Washington and Atlantic City,
and after September 1 they will be at
home in st. Paul. The guests present
included Mr.. and Mrs. 2. J. Conley
Of Syracuse, N. Y, Miss Anna Long,
Mr. Thomas Burns of Rochester and
Miss Mary Smith of Buffalo,
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of
st. Paul will hold their annual outing
and picnic this year on Saturday,
July 30 at Tonka Bay
The knights of Columbus of st.
Paul have appointed one of the largest
and most representative committees of
Catholic citizens ever called together
here for the purpose of receiving and
entertaining his eminence Cardinal
Satolli while visiting the capital city
and Archbishop Ireland the coming
week. The cardinal is we'll known
here.
The Rev. Fathers Daily of Manches-
ter, England, and West Virginia re-
spectively, and their brother, Mr.
DAILY, farmer of County Kerry, Ire
land, visited p. d. Scannell and their
| cousin, Mike Mullane, during last
week. They were after paying an ex-
tended Worlds Fair visit and making
Il general tour Of the country.
p. NJ. Moroney, superintendent of
Northwestern civil service stations, is
one of the busiest men in this region
nowadays and needs and no doubt will
have soon one OF more ASSISTANTS.
The usual list of Fourth of July
accidents was recorded in the St. Paul
dailies OH last Tuesday morning, not
withstanding the rigid enforcement of
the law governing dangerous fire.
works, which was carried out as near
las it possibly could be done by our
| efficient Chief of Police John J.
O'Connor.
Five thousand children were treated
to flags and fire-craclers at the public
baths, Harriet Island, also plenty o,
everything good to eat. The CONNER
cial Club and DR.. Ohage deserve their
everlasting thanks and they have
them.
Summit avenue is being improved as
driveway clear to the Mississippi riv-
er. When this delightful street is
finally paved with asphalt, which it
will be in the distant future, it will
then be the Mecca for all lovers of
the beautiful who seek the most
healthful of all ozones, Minnesota air.
st. Paul will send all told probably
so men and women delegates to the
A. o. II. national convention, which
| will be held in ST. Louis on or about
the middel of this month. Get ready!
G. ID. Kennedy, the insurance sec
rotary Of Division No. i, \. o. H..
will visit the national convention of
that order on his way to Ireland this
month.
p. w. Maloney died rather suddenly
after being operated on for appendicitis
ut st. Joseph's hospital on last Sun
day evening. He was brother-in-
law of Dave Burke, the well-known
police officer, and was buried from ST
Mary's church to Calvary cemetery on
last Wednesday morning.
SOUTH DAKOTA.