The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-06-22
ST. PAUL..

Miss Josephine Walsh Of ST. Paul
has taken a three months vacation,
visiting her mother and friends in
Ireland. She will. Of course. see what's
to be seen all over during those weeks,
including, the Dublin Exposition
Giants Causeway and the far-famed
Lakes Of Killarney. which are not far
from her home
Division No. 1, A. O. H., held theit
regular meeting Thursday, June 18th,
at Hibernian hall. The meeting was
largely attended. Several candidates
were initiated and some applications
were received
Division No. 8, A. O. H., held their
regular meeting Thursday. June 20, at
Hibernian hall. There was a large and
enthusiastic assemblage as their hon
ored and respected president, Jas. F.
Maloney, is to leave for Ireland Satur-
day evening.
Division No. 4. A. o. H., held their
last meeting on Wednesday evening at
Hibernian hall Several candidates
were initiated and their president, M.
T. OConnell urged the members to Sc
cure the applications of their friends
so as they, too might have a share of
the good things associated with the
A. o. H.
In this, the 56th year, st. Joseph's
academy, the pioneer school of St.
Paul. graduated almost the largest
class of its history Monday the
academy pupils held their classday
exercises; each Of the graduates read
essays.
Agnes Kennedy read the class his
tory, May Buckley the class will, and
Helen Maloney was the class prophet.
On Tuesday evening commencement
exercises were held on the lawn. Di-
plomas and medals were conferred on
the following students: Martha Rentz,
Julia Mccarthy, Helen Mcguire, Flor
ence Hart. Helen Maloney. Florence
Walraff, Ferda Morrison, Agnes Hol-
ton. Marie Sampson, Agnes Kennedy,
Gertrude Borden, Frances McQuade,
Susan schmitz, Virginia Madden,
Genevieve Walsh, Margaret Doherty,
Catherine Ries, Mary Buckley and
Mary Borden.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Rein
hart and Valentine ]. Mullery was SOL
emnized at II o'clock Tuesday morn
ing at st. Luke's Catholic church
Rev. William Turner read the mar
riage service. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Rose Reinhart, and
Frank oDonnell. Duluth, was the
grooms attendant A princess gown
Of white batiste made over pink taf-
feta was worn by the bride and she
carried brides roses. After short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Mullery
will make their home in ST. Paul.
Division No. 6, A. o. H., will give
an open entertainment at Hibernian
hall Tuesday evening, June 25th.
The commencement exercises of St.
Patrck's parochial school were held
Thursday in the school hall, Case anc
Mississippi streets.
The salutatory address was read by
William English. The valedictory ad-
dress was given by Edmund Powers.
The scholarship medal was merited
and awarded to William English. The
graduates were Helen Hynes, Mary
Barrett, Nettie Parker, Edmund Pow
ers and Willie English.
A reception was held after the ex-
ercises.
John Duffy, proprietor Of a confec.
tionery store at vandalia and Univer-
sity avenues, was assaulted Thursday
noon by an unknown customer who
came into the place to buy lemonade.
He was struck on the head with bot
tie and his skull fractured, death re-
sulting at 1890 o'clock Saturday
morning at St. Josephs hospital. The
police, who were notified as soon as
the seriousness of Duffy's injuries be-
came apparent, have been unable to
secure the slightest clue to the iden-
tity of Duffy's assailant.
Mrs. Henry Soucheray entertained
at tea Saturday at her home at White
Bear for Miss Margaret Clancy, June
bride. Tuesday Miss Swain of osceola
avenue entertained for the same honor
guest.