The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-26

% take :!nli of. AID mas appointed the
committees llu;t,ed below to take charge
! III tae association which will. no doubt.
aulh its meeting he.e on Thursday,
June 2lst.
Winona., Mimi. The handsome
!,eM clniei at til" Young Ladies' Sem
mary MAS the scene OF Il pretty ana
quiet wedding Thursday morning of
Mary NeuueN. both Ut this city. We're
united in tAe holy bonds OF matrin"ny.
Rev. +. Il. English. assistant priest. ut
ST, Thomas nr"-cathcdr,l uftici;,tcd.
both of The young people being MEM
berS of This parish. This was the
first ceremony u, this kind solemnized
in the new chapel The affair was
very simple in every respect and only
relatives and near friends We're pres
ent. The bride w;ts attended by Miss
Florence McE;llly of Chicago and
Harry Riley was the gr"om's man.
Following the ceremonies the nuptialS
mass Was celebrated. during which
beautiful music was rendered.
I.uN"rne. Minn.--cnnirnation WAS
administered To Il class of thrty-nine
children and eleven adults tw" of
the latter being converts on Tuesday
May 18th. Bishop Golfer of Wiu"n;t
oil
10y the following priests Frs. Griffin
from Ellsworth. Just"rk from Iowa,
Mungan from Pil">ln,e. Dulurd from
Rock Rapids and bartholomew of
luldn. Solemn High MASS was sung.
at t.lc cloSc "f which the. RI. Rev.
bishop addressed the congregation
and children in his we'll known i'll
Strurtive and pleasing. manner. Then
followed the sacrament. The candidates
ull received the holy communion at an
early Mass and lne iudie> of the c"n-
Sre.;'tinl, gave them Il delightful
brcullins, on the church Laval. while
waiting for The final ceremonies. II
WAS Il proud day for pastor and people,
and surely Il Red Letter Day in the
lives of the children and Il most glad
Som.. one uf their guardian angel.
currie. Minn.--,Jnhu Connnrs and
Alice Jeanetta. third daughter of Mr..
the holy bonds of matrimony in the
Church of the immaculate Heart of
Mary. at nine o'clock Mass Tuesday.
May list. 1906. Rev. ChaS. y. Cnvan-
ugh officiating. The bride WAS dressed
in beautiful white silk and carried
bridal roses. which We're sent by re-
sisted by her sister. Miss Eileen. who
was also dressed i'm white and CAR
ried pink roses received from Spring
field. Ohio. The groom was assisted
by Jas White. both being dressed in
the conventional black. Immediately
after the ceremonies Il bountiful we'd
home. Father Cavanaah. Arthur Cav
;tnagh and Il few near relatives being
present. Those who We're present from,
outside the village were: MIR. and .lrs.
John Dnnnelly and family. Mr. aud
Mrs Lars. C;ueSnn and family. John
GneSnn and Caroline Johnson. Carl
Holland and sister Ida of Stor,len:
Mrs. Ch;,S. O'Neill and daughter
Grace. OF Dnvray. and her niece Myrtle,
Willie O'Neili. of Dovray. and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cl,ns. Mccormick.
Emmetsburg. Iowa.-The state con-
venti"n of the A. O. II. will be held in
this city August 90. The local MEM
berS Of the order have arranged to
treat the visiting delegates royalty.
The evening of the convention "Innis-
fail" will he presented at The Iowa for
their special benefit. few. if amy. of
them having seen the play The fol-
lowing day the local HibernianS and
their ladies'. ana the members of this.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. II. will
take Il trip To Spirit Lake and Oknbo.i
over the Rock Island and will be
joined by the delegates and the visit
Ing ladies'. The steamer Okobnji. the
largest and best boat on the lakes has
been chartered for the entire day for
their guests.