The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-03-11
DULUTH NEWS.

! Division No. /. A. o. H., met
"Wednesday evening of last week. Rev.
| Father Floyd, of Eveleth, member
of the division, was present and en-
! livened the meeting with few STIR
ring remarks on Ireland.
| st. Patrick's day will be observed
by the cathedral parish at the audito-
| rum in the new school. y suitable
program has been prepared and an adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. Father
Floyd.
st. James Athletic association has
been formed and will have a gymnasi-
um in st. James hall, Oh Fifty-seventh
| avenue north. While the men who
have started this movement are con-
! nected with the Catholic church, the
! associat ton just formed will be strictly
| non-sectarian, and all people of good
| character are invited to join. Young
women will also have the use of the
gymnasium, and instructors for both
sexes will be engaged. \ good deal of
apparatus has already been put in, but
IL good deal more, together with shower
baths. will be installed. The hall is Il
good one for gymnasium work. 1t is
% feet high and has Il floor space Of
80 by so feet NIarshals have been
appointed to keep order, and nothing
in the way of profanity, the use of to-
bacco, or anything of that sort will
be tolerated. All details will be COM
Ipleted at the next meeting of the asso-
ciation. at which time all afficers will
be chosen.
| st. james court No. Ga, G. o. f.,
held it's regular meeting last week in
Gilley's hall. There was a good attend
ance and an interesting meeting was
the result. After the regular business
of the order had been transacted, mat
tiers of general interest to the members
We're discussed. State Chief Ranger
z. II. Martin was present and made
some very good suggestions as to mat
ters for the court to take up and dis
cuss before the state convention, which
will be held next June, and advocated
sending delegate with full instruc-
tons on several questions which are of
vital Importance to the order in the
state. His suggestions brought out a
number of interesting remarks from
members present. He also gave Il
short report of his recent trip among
the courts of the state. st. James
court will take an active part in the
coming convention. and will submit
some changes to the constitution.
The Bishops club held the regular
Injecting Tuesday evening of last week
at the club on West Fourth street
The program was incllarge Of Miss
Agnes PORTER. An exceptionally
fine paper on Irish Parliament"
Twas read by Mrs. II. S. Ely, and
"Penal Codes was the subject of Il
paper by Miss McHugh. Miss Agnes
Poirier read sketch of the lives Of
Goldsmith and N[angan with humorous
readings from each poet Bishop Nc
iGolrick conducted the Bible study.
Miss Annie Cashin who has been
confined to her home at 225 Sixtieth
Iavenue west, with sickness, has quite
Recovered. ;
John Cashin and Peter Gilley left
last week for Brooks Siding, where
they will scale logs.
| Mrs. Honorc Sullivan of 81 East
Third street. died Wednesday of last
lweek. The funeral was held Friday
morning ut o'clock from the cathe-
dml.
The usual I.enten devotions will be
held every Wednesday and Friday
levenings at the cathedral. Instruc-
tions will also be given.
| n pleasant surprise party was given
last Saturday evening of last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Dill
Ion of 2S12 West First street. The
affair was in honor of their Twelfth
wedding anniversary. Cards were the
amusement of the evening and the fa-
vors were won by Miss Carpenter,
Mrs. Dartlis and II. II. O'Ncal Those
present We're: Messrs. and Mesdames
IT, II. ONeal. \. J. Beers. J. Cleary.
Il. Brady. Mesdames Shea. Cramer.
Dardis. Misses Carpenter. Beers. Dor
sy. Royce. Mcssrs. +. Carpenter. d.
McDonald. j. Burke. J. Dorsey.