The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
SONS OF ERIN TO
HONOR ST. PATRICK
SEVERAL BIG CELEBRATIONS ARE
I PLANNED IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Observance Of Natal Day of Patron
Saint Of Emerald Isle Begins This
Evening with Musical and Literary
Program of st. Charles Parish
Other Celebrations Saturday.

Tomorrow will be St. Patrick's day,
and many entertainment in honor of the
patron saint of the Emerald Isle have
been planned for this evening and to-
morrow. s.--.
Tonight, at Woodman hall, Cedar ave-
nue. and Two-and-one-half street, St.
Charles parish will present musical
Cleary will deliver an address, "Ire-
lands Crown of Glory
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
Junior Holy Name society of the Holy
Rosary church will present the clever
farce, "Finnegan's Fortune" at the
The Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception will hold mass meeting at
the auditorium tomorrow evening. A
concert of Irish airs will precede the
address by Judge O'Neil Ryan Of st.
Louis $50
! The programs for these meetings have
already been published in full. Among
the other celebrations are the meetings
at Ascension and St. Lawrence parishes
and the dance of the Sons and Daugh-
tiers of Erin club.
| Bishop Keane Coming.
Rt. Rev. James J. Keane, bishop Of
Wyoming, formerly pastor of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
will speak at St. Lawrence church,
Twelfth avenue and Seventh street Sc,
tomorrow evening. Bishop Keane s
discourse will be the most important
number on the St. Lawrence program
of St. Patrick g Day, but it will have
a pleasant and artistic setting of ex-
Duet, ~ Feel 81 Thy hli Holy a '' Spirit, -
Graham Hoffman, Miss Katharine Wat
kins, William q. Moffett; march, man
dolins, W. Bloomquist, c. Beim, E, Of
ster, W: Marley, guitar, Stella Beim ;
song, "Will the Angels Let Me Play"
Gladdich, Harold Richardson's; sym
phony, "The Ideal,' Liegel, mandolin,
Wallace Blomquist, piano, G. Richard
son; reading, Miss B. Hayes; violin
sGl9, mca sg5t ~ l. Raft Raft Mis Ed Edna
G. S. Briggs, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Haw;
ley; solo, "Fear Not Ye, O Israel, -
Dudley Buck, James B. Wicks; duet
20 Morning Light Phelps, Miss
Hawley, Nj. Wicks; solo, Ave
Maria,'' Mascagni, Miss katharine
, Watkins, violin obligato, Miss Edna
Matson; solo, "The Heavenly Song,':
H. Gray, William z. Moffett; vio1ir
, solo, "Nocturns," (op. 9, No. p, F
| Salutaris," Bassini, Miss Estelle Scion
| "A
census, Rossini, Miss Watkins an6
, choir. The accompanies will be Miss
, Margaret W. Drew and Miss Edna
Dunn. ,s4s~S "~ RS ~..'"
, # BY Ascension Parish. e
! The st. Patrick's Day entertainment
in Ascension parish will be held in tn
: halE Bryant and Eighteenth avenue
N, Saturday evening. The program
g prepared is an excellent one, consistin
of the following numbers:
Song, "Meeting of the Waters, - Mis-
!, Mollie Gleason; fancy dance, Miss Peal
! Boomhauer, ACCOMPANIED BY Miss Aim
:. non; "Call to Arms military coined,
dance, Miss Irene Cassin; song, "B'
q lieve Me- Miss Lucille Gundlacf
bagpipes, Mr.. RUSSELL; address, NJ.
Brady; whistling solo, Miss Bessie Ke
\ ly; Irish reel, Miss Eunice Mitchell
fSThe MINSTREL Boy,' Mr.. Geha1
comedy, Documentary Evidence
Tomorrow night, at their hall, Eight
g street and Nicollet avenue the Sor
. and Daughters Of Erin Social club wi
R give St. Patrick dance. An orche
ira will play a program of appropriate
patriotic airs for the dancing and Pa
rick Mccain will be master Of cerem
MES. 49,. y - ..,
e At the Y. M. g. A. +
IS St. Patrick's Day will be observe
II at the social rooms of the Y. M. c..
y building. From 7:45 to $3.50 an ente
e. tainment, consisting of music al
= magic will be given. The East Hie
y School Male quartet and instrument
70 soloists will furnish the music. ii
z geh, the magician, will perform &C
of the black art At $3.50 the Y.
i G. A. basketball team will play Il
=. !. team Of the st. Paul association in tt
j. champion game of the season.
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