The Irish standard., 1905-06-10

Gil OF the Knights OF Columbus. Both
the object of the entertainment ana
the subject united in drawing a large
audience and the home will receive a
neat sum as a result. Preceding the
lecture a short musical program was
rendered in which Mrs. James Nc
Auiltfe and George l.. Tyler took part,
Win Miss Theresa Lynn as accom-
ranist. Rev. Father Moynihan, presi-
uent or ST. Thomas college, 81. Paul,
ueii,ered his illustrated lecture on
Rome The speaker first reviewed
ancient Rome. The city is situated
principally on the left bank OF the
ilber, about sixteen miles from the
sea and has become known as the
city OF seven hills the chief and
most historic being the Falatine hill
in the early days the streets had no
names. Here and there We're open
places called fora and calnpi, the for.
mer being intended for business and
lAlS ltillSA AL uS vi ull1
Ron.anun, sometimes simply called
the Forum, was the most Important
OF the nineteen Roman fora Here
the entire business of the once great
empire was entirely transacted The
northwestern part OF the ancient city
Was almost entirely occupied by pub
lie buildings, temples and pleasure
grounds. The early Romans We're
great builders and evidences of their
marvellous work is even being dis
covered in the present day. Recently
there We're discovered in an eXcaya-
ton in the Forum tools that carry
history back TO 1900 years before
Christ. The Roman aqueducts We're
the most stupendous works OF their
Nind in the world, they sometimes
carrying water for a distance of sixty
miles. The Pantheon, the Circus
MaXimus, the Coliseum and the Cata-
combs We're each reviewed in turn
The speaker dwelt especially at some
length on the Coliseum and the
events which occurred in that mighty
structure, which seated $4,000 people.
The Catucombs were described with
their wonderful Railways, chapels and
burying places, and with the illustra-
tions given the audience was able to
get a clear conception of how the
early Christians lived in Pagan Rome
These Catacombs run from one to
five stories and person must be very
careful in them for fear of losing his
way. One must be accompanied by
{, guide and carry a lighted candle. 1t
was most instructive lecture in gen
eral and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all.
The fremont hotel on Lake avenue
North has passed into the hands OF
Mrs. d. O'Leary, who will spare no
expense or effort in making it the
best popular priced hotel in the West
Mrs. O'Leary is thoroughly alive to
the demands of the modern hotel, and
as a starter, is remodeling and reno
waiting the entire building. Under the
new management, the fremont is GER
tain to become one of the most popu-
lar hotels in Duluth.
The commencement exercises of
the Cathedral school will be held in
the auditorium of the school Monday
evening, June 2G. An excellent pro-
gram is being prepared for the occa-
sion.
Miss Mary d. McFadden, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Shinnik,
at Cottonwood, Idaho, returned last
week.
Miss Anna Mcdonnell and nephew,
Joe McDonnell, have returned from a
weeks visit at Chippewa Falls.
The wedding of Miss Annie M. En-
right of Biwabik and Mathew Doyle
of Hibbing, which took place at st.
James Catholic church, at West Du-
luth, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock,
was one of the prettiest the church
has housed. Miss Julia Doyle and e.
C. Enright were the attendants. The
bride and Miss Doyle were hand
somely gowned, and the church and
the residence of Thomas Doyle, where
the wedding breakfast was served,
No. 20 Fifty-third avenue west, were
beautifully decorated. A wedding trip
to Milwaukee will occupy several
weeks, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle will reside in Hibbing.
The pupils in the music classes of
the Sacred Heart Institute appeared
in most pleasing recital last Mon
day evening at Cathedral hall The
program was a most interesting one
and large number of friends of the
children were present. Those who
took part were: Misses Katherine
Macy, Bertha Chase, Alice Lambert,
Gertrude Brown, Rose Campbell,
Marie Lana and Bertha Ryan, Isabel
vnase, Irene Leisander, Edna Mum
sey, Mae Cummings, Grace Law
aque, Emma Duffy, Gertrude Lynch,
Margaret Gruesen, Nathalie Laferte,
Eva Idell, Rose Rissatti, Marie Will
liams, Marie Craig, Vera Balmer,
Madeline Cheadle, Beatrice Flynn,
Nellie Flynn, Johanna Pearson, Lillian
Bremen, Rose Campbell, Elizabeth
O'Keefe, Agnes kinkele, Gertrude De
Noble, Bella Lavaque, Rita Roncari,