The Irish standard., 1906-01-27
DULUTH NEWS.

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held its regular meeting last Tuesday
evening and installed it's officers TO,
the ensuing year. The court starts
the new year with a good membership
and it is the intention to increase It
by large lumber during the present
year.
The Crusaders of the cathedral par
ish hold their regular meetings in theis
own hall in the new school building.
The meetings are made very interest
ing.
Duluth Cath bic Foresters are max.
ing arrangements to attend the install
latlon ceremonies of Allonem Court
superior, next Tuesday evening, The
court across the bay ALWAYS make this
event a most interesting one and in
Vltes the courts of Duluth to join with
them. Nearly every year a large crowd
goes over to witness the ceremonies.
Inc Bishops Club met last Tuesday
evening at Cathedral hall. The leader
for the evening was Mrs, l.. IT. Corr
coran and the following program was
given:
He Is Good He Is Kind. .Nassenepp
Miss Gray:e Frances Turner.
Roll Call from Psalms. .
Bible Study
/, "Ancient Jernco1ono"
Mrs. Roney of Superior.
2. 1.-THE Temple" ..........
Mrs. Corcoran.
8. 1.-THE Apostles, Their Labors
and Foundations" ..........
Miss Agnes Murray.
Book Review Of Zangwills "Chil-
dren of the Ghetto" and
Ghetto Tragedies .......
Mrs. Cadogan 81 Superior.
The st. James Young PEOPLES Club
met Thursday evening Of last week at
st. James hail and progressive pedro
was played. The prizes were won by
Miss Effie Brothertcn and George
Cheurette. Several plano numbers
were given by Miss Julia Doyle.
Mrs. M. Burns was pleasantly sur
prised last week at her home at west
Duluth. Progressive pedro was played
and the prizes were won By Mrs. Do
herty and Mrs. Harvey. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Kern. o'Brien
Masse. Goneau, Jacobs, Schultz, Rich
ards. Doherty, Harvey, Thomas, King
ham. s. Doherty, Dunleavy. Boardwell.
Mrs. owen Mcdonald left FOR i visit
in st. Paul last week.
Div. No. 1, A. q: H., starts the new
year with a Arm determination to in
crease its membership. While 1t
stands now one Of the foremost divi-
sions In the state in point Of NUM-
bers, It IL going to continue the good
work till the Zenith city can boast a
having the banner division Of the
state.
Duluth tfishnen ana all friends Of
Ireland In this city rejoice over the
outcome OF the general elections now
going on across the water. with a
good liberal majority In the house Of
commons Home Rule for 1rela.d is
near at .iand.
Div. NO. I, A. .. H., OF west Duluth
has suspended the payment OF all sick
benefits on account of the abuse Of the
fund by some Of the members. This
action was necessitated and it is the
Intention OF the division to restore the
dement's as soon as the financial con-
dition of the division will permit.
The strike of the union book and
Job printers in this city for the shorter
workday is still on and at this writ
ing the prospects are that settlement
viii soon be reached. In the mean
time demand the union label on all
your printing and help the. strikers to
achieve the eight-hour day.
Il bewail the want OF someone to
reform the modern play. why people
will accept in the theater that which
they would scorn in their parlors,
know not; nevertheless, it is true.
Degrading appeals to the lower in
stead OF the higher instincts in man
should be supplanted with theatrical
productions Of purity. This could be
accomplished II the public would ex-
press It's preference to the managers
Of theaters." So spoke Rev. Brother
Ambrose, Of st. Paul, at the Cathedral
auditorium last week, during his lee
ture on "Ihe Actors Art" He an
aiyxed the modern play and found It
wanting. He deelaSed that with The
lowering IL the theatrical standards