The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-03
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CITY IN BRIEF.

A social dancing party wifi be given
by Div. No. 2, A. o. H., Friday even.
ing, Nov. 1e, at the new Richmond hail.
Third avenue south and Fifth street.
Music by Cafarelli
Div. No. s A. o. H. announces a
card party and dance to be given
wednesday evening, Nov. IA, at East
hagen's hall, 2413 Bloomington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.. Sullivan.
The third of the. series of dancing
parties being conducted by the Sham
rock Social club will be held Friday
evening, Nov. 8, at Maccabee hall,
Bloomington and Franklin avenues.
Div. No. 2 Ladies' Auxiliary, will
hold an important business meeting
next Monday evening at A. o. U. w.
hall, 80 Central avenue The attend
ance Of every member is requested.
former residents of Minneapolis, are
here from Chicago visiting with old
friends. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
were active in many social events in
this city in years gone by and their
visit among associates of earlier days
Is welcome one.
j. M. D. Finn, 2e17 18th ave. s., was
dragged nearly block in the railroad
yards Wednesday night, but escaped
with his life. He was knocked down,
but grasped the fender Of the engine
and did not go under the wheels. His
foot was injured, but he was not seri-
ously hurt.
The body Of James Sheehan, IS years
old, who died Friday Of last week, was
shipped to Syracuse, N. Y, where
sheehan's mother and sisters live.
Deputy Coroner Irvine gave it as his
opinion that sheehan's death had been
& due to alcoholic pneumonia. He held
no autopsy.
The committee appointed by Mime
apolis Typographical union No. AZ, to
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+ u. delegates to the American Federa-
ton of Labor convention, has report
cd that q banquet will be held at the
Hotel Majestic, Seventh street, on the
evening Of Wednesday, November IA.
Among those who will be present from
the outside will be John Mitchell, Sam
80 ~ Ia. r
The young men of Ascension parish
to the number Of $50 held meeting
Tuesday. evening to organize handball,
'basketball. football, indoor baseball,
bowling, debating and dramatic clubs.
The parish is the only Catholic parish
In the city which has gymnasium.
II was fitted up at a cost Of $500 two
years ago, and is as well equipped as
any in the city. Rev. j. Harrington
l presided at the meeting, and the en-
thusiasn shown promises we'll for the
new clubs.
An entertaining Halloween party
was given Monday by the Young La
dies Society of immaculate Concep-
ton parish to the members and friends
Of the organization, in the hall next
to the church. The room was prettily
! decorated with autumn leaves and
jack-o' lanterns. The guests were
adorned with caps OF hats Of tissue
paper. The entertainment included
vocal and instrumental music. The
svening closed with refreshments. COW
srs being laid for $50.
q st. Stephens church was the scene
Of q pretty wedding Tuesday at 9:3e
O'clock when Miss Blanche Taylor be-
came the bride Of Henry P. Schneider
/ Of Rice Lake, Wis. Father j. F. Dol.
i phin read the ceremony before 800
friends and relatives. Miss Katherine
Fitzgerald played the Lohengrin wed
ding march, which heralded the en-.
trance Of the bridal party, and Jus,
before the ceremony Miss Frances
Horgan sang a solo. Following the
ceremony wedding breakfast wa,
held at the home Of the brides moth.
er, Mrs. vettie Cosgrove, POLL Fourth
avenue south. The rooms were hung
With srnilax, ana white roses formed
mound In the center Of the dining
room table. Mr.. and Mrs. schneide,
left for Rice Lake, Wis, where they
will be at home after Nov. "a.
st Margaret's Branch No. go, La.
dies Catholic Benevolent association
held an open meeting Thursday even.
Il Ing. October %, at Knights of Colum.
bus hall. for the purpose Of increasing
their membership. The meeting wal
4: called to order by. the president, Mrs
b A s. Dowdaal, who gave a report O.
Il her visit among the different branches
in the east: also her visit to our Su'
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