The Irish standard., 1906-03-24
DULUTH NEWS.

berstip were received and referred to
the proper committees. Div. No. 1
Is growing steadily and before the
present year is past will have a ma
terial increase in its membership.
Next Sunday morning the division will
receive Holy Communion in body
at the . o'clock Mass.
The st. Patrick's Day celebration
and entertainment given by the CATH
edral parish Friday evening Of last
week was we'll attended. It was held
in the new cathedral school auditor
ium which seats nearly 1000 people.
Rev. Father J. J. O'Afahony, Of Grand
Rapids, Mimi, delivered an excellent
historical grafton. a full report Of the
lecture appears in another column Of
this paper. and should be read by
every Irishman.
St. James Court No 614. c. o. r..
will hold its regular meeting next Tues
day evening. This court is gradually
adding to its membership and is now
the second largest In the city.
Division No. 4. 4. o. H.. received
Holy Communion last Sunday morn
ing at st. James Church. Division No.
2, L. a., a. o. H.. Joined with their
brother members and made a very
fine showing. Division No. 4 presented
n very neat appearance in their new
hats. which are very attractive and
becoming.
\ number of Duluth musicians and
singers assisted in the entertainment
given at Evcleth in honor of 81. Pat
rick's Day, among them being Mrs.
James McAuliffe Miss T. Lynn and
David Evans.
Members of organized labor in Du-
luth were pleased to rcnd that the
statement recently attributed to Arch
bishop Keanc, that the trade union
was n school of thicvery." is n false
statement. II was sent out by the
enemies Of organized labor and the
noted prelatc rcpudiatcs making any
such charge.
The following paragraph, taken iron,
The Herald columns twenty years ago,
will be interesting to many Duluth,
1rishmen: "A large attendance is OK
pectcd at st. Pttrick's Day celebration.
Capt Farrell. Mr. McCahill and others
are working hard to ensure success.
1t il; said that President Cleveland
Hon. James G. Blaine. bishop Ireland,
Hon. p. II. Kelly, Governor Hubbard,
Hon. John Finerty, Hon. lgnntius DON
nelly and Hon. Alexander Sullivan
have been invited"
| The st. Patricks entertainment. CIV
en- last Monday evening in st. James
Catholic church mt West Duluth was
probably one Of the best attended III
several years. The large new church,
was packed, but the attendance wnY
no more than the high class OF en-
tcrtainmcnt offered, deserved. O1
course, the feature of the evening was
the address given by Rev. ]. NJ. Clearly
OF Minneapolis on "Irclands Crowrn:;
Glory" To say that Father Clearly wus
eloquent and scholarly would !,e ia
use Il platitudc, for the reverend fn:hc,
Is never anything else. His history y.
the Irish people and their religious
struggles showed conprcaens,.r
knowledge Of Irish and British his,ory
and his discourse was exceedingly i.l-
structive. Preceding Fa: ',.::. Clei.rv n,,7
following his speech n Zinc musical Pre-,
gram took place. Tie nfi:ur oDcm 4
with chorus by the choir. singing
Gounod's beautiful Unfold Yc por-
tails" Miss Alice Shannon, in excel
lent voice. then sang supc-bly Mas.
cagni's ave Maria," and John Ea-
ncczy sang. in fine style. Face "a
Face" Miss Clara Kenny's 500 Mill.
ards AVE Maria" was artistic and n.
J. liliatrault rendered splcndidly
Faurc's 1.-The Palms" III French. Fol-
lowing the speech the entire music
was by the choir during which Kip
ling's "Reccssional" with music by De
Kovcn was sung and was followed by
Cnstancc's "a Salutaris," Ross!s
"Tantunergo" and Gounod's March
Finale" The program was given UNI
der the direction Of Miss Clara KENNY
and With Miss Alma Brothcrton ut ,hc
organ
The Bishops club met Tuesday
evening, and the following program
was given: Modern Jerusalem with
In its Walls" Mrs. Kennedy. "Churchcs
OF Jerusalem" Miss Dardin. "Churcl,
Of the Holy Sepulchrc." Miss Nickel
son. Reading, Chariot Race" Miss
Shcsgreen. Book review, Pen Iur.'
Mrs. Ely.
Mrs. Leo Ball was the Vocalist a,
the st. Patrick's Day celebration nj
Virginia last week.
During the course of Il st. PatricE's
day address ut EYeleth Saturday even.
ing Of last week Rev. II. j. Mooney. @,
Duluth brought out some new sug.
gcstions for the betterment of Ireland
which were received with considerable
approval. The large hall was crowd.
ed to the doors and every word Rev
Mr.. Mooney said was listened to with
l Ia