The Irish standard., 1907-11-02

l "oANs II w ie~'"s
valued at $25. The festival was voted
to be grand success and 1T is hoped
that affairs like this will occur more
often.
At st. Mary's church on Tuesday
morning Miss Caroline Marie Grantz
was united in marriage to Patrick
Joseph Lawless. Rev. L. J. Gibbons
officiated. Miss Grantz was attended
by Miss Elizabeth Brown of Faribault.
and f. j. Lavocat was groomsman.
A reception was held at the BRIDES
home, 42O Woodland avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawless will be at home after
Nov. is at Waverly Place.
The Holy Angels Spdalty Dramatic
Club of st. Patrick's church will pre-
sent the Scriptural drama, Claudia,
or Pilates Daughter" at st. Bcrnrrd's
hall, Rose and Albemarle streets, Mon
day. Nov. 1S. IL is expected that it
will be exceptionally we'll presented.
as the club is under the direction Of
Miss Frances Bayley.
The comedy entitled Sowing Wild
Oats" was given under the auspices
Of the choir members and the Young
Mems Sodality of ST. Michael's church
on Thursday and Friday evenings at
st. Matthew's school hall, West Robie
street. The cast of characters included
Miss Mary Jenny, Miss Ethel Rhody.
Miss Bea Boeringer, Mrs. Harry
Bauers, Charles Duffy, Henry Moran.
Frederick Mccarthy, j. Henry Rea-
gan, Peter Gallagher, John Clifford,
James Reardon, Joseph Morrsscy and
Ben Westbrooke.
Miss Grace MacNannara and Henry
Schwartz were married Tuesday
morning at st. Mchaels church by
Rev. F. O'NeI. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Lydia Mac
Namara, and N. johnson was best
man. Mrs. Nicr played the wedding
march. During the services Mrs.
Price sang go Promise Me- The
bride was gowned in white voile over
cream taffetl and carried a bouquet
of white roses. The bridesmaid wore
flowered MULE and carried pink roses.
wedding breakfast was served at
the brides home on West Page street.
After Nov. Is MIR. and Mrs Schwdnkl
: will be at home at 302 Arundel street.
The Hibcrnan festival closes to-
night with several big events. The
attendance has been all that could be
realized. The contest for queen of the
festival brought $3.54S. The big crowd
in attendance Tuesday night was cap
tivated by the truly eloquent tribute
> to Irish womanhood spoken by James
, Manahan on the occasion of the crown
| ing Of Miss Williams.
The engagement was announced
Saturday of Miss Hildegardc Rcntz
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rcntz
and Robert Gehan. Miss RcntZ is the
organist ut the Cathedral and Mr.
Gehan is the choir director. Their
l wedding will be Tuesday. Nov. 10. Fo1
D the bride-elect Miss Agnes and Miss
: Evelyn Grady Of Merriam Park enter
: tanned last Wednesday. and the guest
was "showered" with gifts. Thursday
evening Miss Mary Gefan, Arch street
. entertained for Miss Rentz, and that
2 too, was shower
2 Assernblyman Frank Yoerg. presi-
I dent of the assembly, Is sick in bed
/ with rheumatism at his home, 216 w
Isabel street. Mr.. Yoerg has long been
a. sufferer from rheumatism, but this
fall the ailment has been more pro-
o nounced than for several years.
e Mr.. Daniel Curry, aged sixty eight
e years. died at the residence Of his Sis
e ter, Mrs Margaret Mcmahon, No. 12a
n Arch street, Friday. Oct. 25. The fu-
: neral took place from the above resi-
z dence Monday at 3 a. m. Services
4 were held at the Cathedral at $3.50.
: Mrs. conroy. Margs, | street. en-.
3 tertained at cards FIiJag sftsrnoon