The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-07
Hickey and sister Agnes. of Graceville.

Icuaf Like, Allllu.--A SOCIAL event
that elicted IA great deal of interest
among Cedar Lake people. occurred on
Monday, June %. when the marriage
of Miss Kathryn, daughter of Mrs
Mary Ryan. to Mr. John j. Marrinan
occurred at ST. Patrick's church. The
ceremony took place at 9 o'clock Il. m.,
Rev. Father Fahey officiating The
church Was prettily decorated with
flowers and potted plants. sThe bride
of white silk mousseline de sole and
carried Il bouquet of bride roses. Her
sister. Miss Rose Ryan, vas her maid
and was likewise attired in white ear
rying pink roses. d. j. Ryan was best
man. Following the church ceremony
there was an afternoon reception at
the home of the bride and the happy
couple left in the evening for Il we'd
ding trip to Chicago. They will make
their home on the farm of the groom
at ST. GATHERINGS. Among the relatives
present from abroad We're Mr. and Mrs
James Marrinan and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Quain. Mrs. Newson and
daughter. Mrs. Mcclure and family.
and Mrs. Murray all of st. Paul; Mrs.
VIM. Ryan, daughter Mayme and Son
and his mother. from Shallopee: Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. White, Of Credit River:
MIR. and Mrs. John Quain. of New
Prague, and John Farrell of Anoka
Faribault, Minn.-The graduating
exercises of Bethlehem Academy took
place Thursday. June II, in the uc;td-
envy building, which was artistically
decorated With the class colors, blue,
gold and white. and q wealth of seal
sonable flowers. The academy has
just completed Il most successful year,
the graduating class this year is COM
posed of niue young ladies, as follows:
Margaret Murphy. Austin; Margaret
Finley, Shieldsville; Helen Armstrong.
Northfield; Helen Schesso, Milwaukee,
Wis; Agnes Commit, Grand Meadow;
Anna Finley, Faribault. Margaret Con-
milf, Grand Meadow: Agnes Chambers.
Skyburg: Jennie Smith. German;. lii.
Laurels for proficiency in studies
We're awarded to the following: Ger
trude McNannan. Kellogg: May
Coughlin. Rose Greek: Mary Clarkin,
Montgomery: Margaret Davis. Eau
Claire Wis: Elizabeth Farrell, Rose
mount: Gcnevievc Sheridan. Loretta
Lieb Earibault
Sllakopee. Minn.--At Marys church.
Wednesday morning. June 9th. 1906.
at 10 O'Clock, Mr.. Joseph Berens and
Miss Maude Sullivan were married.
Right Rev. Mons. Plut officiating. Tho
social pomincncr uf the contracting
most notable events of the early sum-
mer. and ST. Mary's church was
thrunged with friends of the bridal
couple who had gathered to witness
the ceremony at the hour appointed.
The church had been prettily decora ted
for the occasion by the girl friends of
the bride and profusion of cut flowers
potted plants and ferns banked the
chancel rail and reposed upon the al
tars Miss Laura Collier presided at
the organ and the strains of "Lo-
hengrin" announced the entrance of
the bridal party.
Shakopee Minn.--Mrs. Ann McCro-
gan. one of the early settlers here. died
at the home of Thomas Thornton, in
Spring Lake. Friday morning, June %,
at three o'clock. of heart trouble. Ann
Thornton was born August 15 1884, in
Ireland, where she grew to young NO
about 1855, and settled in St. Paul,
where she was married ten years later
to John McGrogan. They spent Il num-
Der of years in the east. during which
time two children were born to them.
both of whom died in infancy. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrogan returned west
and settled in Shakopee, in 1871. Her
husband died two years afterward and
she has continued to reside here since,
with the exception of few years
spent in ST. Paul. a large number
of friends and relatives came from dis
tant points to attend the burial SER
vices. among those present from ST
Paul being the following: Mrs. r. ].
CASTILLO. Mrs. Jas. Macdonald. Mrs.
Jas. O'Holloran and daughter. Anna:
Miss Agnes O'Holloran. Miss Margaret
Thornton. and Messrs. p. H.. ]. NJ, and
Martin F. Thornton. and Leo. Farnen.
Other relatives from Spring Lake We're
Miss Mary Thornton. Messrs. Thomas
Thornton. senior and Junior, and James
Thornton.
Mandan. n. D.--Wednesday morn
ing June ~. at s o'clock in the St
Joseph's Catholic church. Father Col
Inns performed the marriage ceremony
which united Miss Anna Klein to Mr..
Cecil Atkinson. Only the near re-
latives of the contracting couple We're
in attendance The bride was most
becomingly gowned in a cream crepe
de Flanders over white silk and car
ried cream white roses. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mary Chapo.