The Irish standard., 1907-09-07
DULUTH NEWS.

The Cathedral high school will open
Monday, Sept. 9. The school will be
under the direction of the Christian
Brothers, an order of teachers found
cd in 1880 by St. John Baptist de La
Sale. The brothers have adapted their
experience of over two centuries in the
schools of Europe to the special wants
Of the American youth. Their system
confided to them a thorough Chris
tian and liberal training which will
Mt them for the practical duties of
life. They make it their chief aim to
mould the character of the student, to
make him self-reiant. an honorable
citizen, trustworthy business man and
Christian gentleman. The Christian
Brothers have established schools in
every large city of the United States
In every profession and honorable
avocation in life. The course of studies
pursued in the Cathedral high school
will be in line with that established in
the public school of Duluth. In addi-
ton. Christian doctrine. bookkeeping,
commercial law and correspondence
political economy. phonogra ply. type
writing and elocution will be taught.
The course is practical and thorough
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four years. according to the standing
of the student at entering. Nothing
has been left undonr by the Right Rev.
Bishop Mct:olrick tc make the Cathe-
dral high school complete in all the
requirements of an institution Of learn
ing for the higher education of the
young men of Duluth. The Catholics
of Duluth are to he congratulated on
the good work thus far accomplished
and on the valuable opportunity af-
forded their sons of a higher and prac-
tical education in the new Cathedral
high school.
Miss Anna Spelman and Joseph Con-
nelly We're married last Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock at the ST. James
Catholic church by Rev. Father D. w.
Lynch before a large number of
friends. The bride was attended by
Miss May Connolly, sister of the groom,
while Mr.. Connolly was attended by
Arthur Harto. After the nurtials the
bridal party drove to the home of the
groon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Connolly. ia North Sixty third ave-
nue. west. where an informal reception
was held, and wedding dinner served
Mr. and Mrs Connolly left for ST. Paul
friends for two weeks They then will
return to Two Harbors where Mr.
Connolly is employed, to take up their
residence. Mr. Connolly is we'll known
in West Duluth, having resided there
with his parents for eighteen years
Mrs. Connolly is a Superior girl, and is
popular there
Miss Jeanette Ryan. 514 East Third
street. entertained a. porch party last
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Florence Rernhart of Min
neapolis. The porch was prettiy dec
GRATED with Japanese lanterns and
chrysanthemums. and progressve fam
tan was played. The card prizes were
won by Miss Lou Staples and Leona
Monaghan, and the guest prize went
to Miss I3ernhart Those present were
Misses Edna MVnag CHAN. Leona Monag-
han. Grace Farmer. Ruth Carr, Elsie
overn1an, Lou Staples, Florence Brad
ley Lottie Crowley. Marie furnish,
Ruby Seymour. Marion Allen. Gertrude
Flynn, Reulah Denham, Claudia Cow
an. Marguerite Mitchell. Gertrude
Brown, Eta Roberts Viola Lenning and
Violet Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara of Winni-
peg. who have been visiting friends at
Hunters Park. have returned to their
home.
Miss Lou eastman of Eden Valley
has returned to her home after spend
ing the summer with MIR. ard Mrs. B.
Lynott.