The Irish standard., 1905-03-11
church, with interment at st. Mary's
cemetery.
FOR ST. PArRICK's EVENING,

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Many Excellent Entertainments Are
Being Prepared Fer.
Those who would fittingly observe
st. Patrick's Day next Friday will
find every opportunity to do so in this
city. At all the English speaking
churches high mass will be offered up
in the morning, and in the evening the
various parish entertainments will be
held. The following is a complete list
of the attractions for the evening:
ASCENSION PARISH.
In Ascension hall, adjoining the
church, Eighteenth and Bryant ave-
nues north, Il high class musical
and literary entertainment will he
given. Father Harrington announces
that none will equal it. In addition
thereto Rev. =. O'Brien, an orator of
exceeding elouuencc, will deliver
patriotic address on salient Features
of the Irish Celt''
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
PARISH.
The pro-cathedral parish of the I'M
maculate Conception will have an elab-
crate entertainment ut the new Audi
forum, beginning at s o'clock with the
following program:
Promenade Concert.
Apollo Mandolin Orchestra.
Ia! Oft in the Silly Night,
Thomas Moore
(bl Go Where Glory Waits Thee,
Thomas Moore
BY the Arion Male Quartet.
Harp Solo
a) Kevcric. Thomas
% National melodies. Chatterton
BY Miss Dellone.
Defamation by Hugh O'Donnell, as
sisted by Miss Dcllone.
n) The Water Mill, General McCullunl
(by Traver's First Ride.
General McCulum
lie Minstrel BOY, Thomas Moore
BY Charles Laird.
Address by William Louis Kelley.
(a) Irish Folk Song, Foote
lb) Irish Love Song. Lie Lehman
BY Mrs. w. n. Porteous.
Land of the Harp. Henry
BY ]. Austin Williams.
Gl Bendemeers Stream Moore
| M The Meeting of the Waters. Moorc
! BY Miss Frances Vincent.
Until Dawn Parks
| BY the 4Arion Male Quartet
! ST. CHARLES PARISH,
ment will he held ut Woodmen hall.
Cedar avenue and Two and One Half
street $: The program is the same as
announced in The Irish Standard last
Saturday and will include an address
by Rev. j. Nj. Cleary on ",rhe Day We
Celebrate"
ST. ANTHONY PARISH.
! Rev. T. II. Heffron of st. Paul. will
he the orator of the evening ut the st.
, Patrick's entertainment to be given in
st. Anthony hall. There will be also,
Il very fine program of vocal and i'll
| stltmental music and recitationS.
| ST. CLEMENTS PARISH.
st. Clements parish will not trail
behind in the matter of celebrating
st. Patrick's Day. but will have an ex-
ccllent entertainment at Hultman's
hall, 232G Central avenue. The
speaker of the evening will he Rev.
Humphrey Moynihan. president of ST
Thomas College.
ST. LAWRENCE PARISH.
In st. Lawrence parish the enter
tainment will be held on next Thurs
day evening. March 10th. at s o'clock
in the church, and will he in the ma
| ture of sacred concert. Father J.
G. Byrne will deliver the address and
the balance of the program will be as
follows:
| Praise Ye the Father. Gounod
The Choir.
Hank, Hank, My Soul Duet,
Harry Rowe Shelley
! Miss Frances Vincent.
Miss Elizabeth Hawley.
| Ave Maria Angelo Mascheroni
Miss Catherine Watkins,
Violin Obligato by Mrs. Carlyle Scott.
| Instrumental, MandOlins and Guitars
Pupils of Miss NJ. Zimmerman.
Anthem-O Lord, have mercy upon me
Iergolesi
Miss Hawley.
Miss Watkins.
Mr.. G. c. Roberts. ..
Mr. w. u. Moffett.
! Largo, Handel
Mrs. Carlyle Scott.
Miss Margaret Drew.
Angels Serenade, G.. Braga
Miss Vincent.
Violin Obligato by Mrs. Scott.
o Turn Thee Unto the Lord, Gounod
| The Choir.
ST. STEPHENS PARISH.
The entertainment in st. Stephens
parish will be held in the church
hall. There will be no extended adj
dress, but the program will be mainly
one of music and song-the very best
obtainable. Patriotic recitations, comic
sketches, ETC., will contribute to q very