The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-08-10
ST. PAUL..

gave an ice cream social and Arbor
dance Monday evening at the residence
of Mrs. E. l.. Worts. Sherburne avenue
and ST. Adams street. About 800 at
tended the social
Mrs. Angela Moore and Miss E. Lud-
den gave card social Tuesday eve
at ST. vincents hall. corner Blair
street and Virginia avenue. Valuable
prizes were awarded. The entire pro-
ceeds of the social will be given to ST.
Nincent's church.
The Fourth OF July picnic for the
benefit of the Sisters Of the Good Shop
herd netted the institution $4,000. The
Sisters wish to extend their grateful
thanks to the public for it's liberal sup
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Kane. Portland
avenue. entertained at cards Tuesday
evening in celebration Of their we'd
ding anniversary.
division No. 8. l.. A. to A. O. H..
will give a card party and ice cream
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Hibernan hall. Seventh and Franklin
streets. The committee in charge is
sparing neither time nor efforts to
make the event grand success and
are confident of the outcome. Valuable
card prizes have been secured. Divis-
ion No. S. though new in the field.
gives promise Of great popularity.
Thomas LAWYER, East Winifred street.
accompanied by his brother. Will Law
Ter of Rochester. returned the early
part of last week from trip to the
Pacific coast Will Lawler left for
Rochester on Wednesday after short
visit with his sister. Mrs. NJ. ]. Mori-
arty. East Winifred street.
Tom Delaney. 1856 ST. Anthony ave
nue., employed by the Barber Asphalt
company. fell from fence on the Rice
street bridge and received painful
wound on his chest. Delaney lost his
balance while climbing on the fence.
striking on a pile Of stone. He was
taken to his home in the police am
buance.
Division No. 2, A. O. H., met on Tues
day evening at Hibernian hall, Seventh
and Franklin streets. The meeting
was largely attended A number Of
applications are brought in at every
entertained the members with an ad-
dress on "Hibernianism."
An inquest was held Tuesday after
noon on the death of Thomas Houli-
han. who died at the city hospital Of
a fractured skull Saturday. Daniel
Trip was placed under arrest on the
charge Of killing him following the
verdict reached by coroners fury
that Thomas Houlihan had come to
his death as the result of injuries in
nicted by Trip In fist fight.
Prof. M. Rohan of Marquette Col
lege. Milwaukee. arrived in ST. Paul
Sunday. Mr.. Rohan is In ST. Paul as
a delegate to the Foresters' conven-
ton. He will deliver an address at
the next meeting OF Division No .. A.
O. H.. on Wednesday eve.
The Players Stock company at the
Metropolitan have again demonstrated
what they do in producing plays writ
ten for great stars. During the week
they played "Zaza." which as played
. by them was we'll worth seeing. Miss
Nowak as we'll as Robert Lowe and
Kate Blancke gained laurels. Com
mencing with Sunday matinee they will
produce Marie Corellis fascinating tale
of the Norwegian fjords and Of Lon
don society. Thelma. The story is one
of great strength and the production
will be handsome one. Miss Nowak
will appear as "Thelma." and Thur
low Bergen as sir Philip Bruce Err
rngton." The story is beautifully told
1t will be one Of the most interesting
productions of the season. and will
give all the members Of the company
an opportunity for the best kind Of
work.
' The marriage of Miss Mamie c. kur-
: ley. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. D. c.
, Hurley. and Thomas Madden, took
! place at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning OF
last week at st. Johns Catholic church,
! Rev. J. Conley read the marriage serv-
ice. Miss Nellie Meehan was the maid
of honor. Charles Madden attended
lit hr~ 1r.nS hwAn ~
t the brides home followed the cere-
| mony. Mr. and Mrs Madden left for
a trip over the Great Lakes. after
which they will reside in ST. Paul
: Miss Lillian Murphy. Front street,
is entertaining Miss Mae Mccarthy of
+ Kansas City this week.
John I. Duffy, "a years. died at the
family residence, SO East Eleventh