The Irish standard., 1908-02-22
ST. PAUL..

regular meeting Wednesday evening at
Htbcrnian hall. The meeting was
largely attended. A very pleasant pro-
gram was rendered by some OF the
members. Mr.. Dania w. Lawler spoke
on "Hibernianism." Vocal solos were
rendered by Mr.. j. White and Mr..
Frank Failey. A violin solo was given
by Mr.. George Taylor. DIR. O'Connor
played several selections on the pia-
no.
Patrolman James Nightingale of the
central police station had his right
wris: broken Sunday night. While
making his rounds he fell into a. hole
and broke his wrist. He continued on
duty, thinking the injury was not Sc
rious. But the hand began to swell
and became very painful and it had
been dressed by the police surgeon.
Officer Nightingale was relieved from
duty.
Miss n. McCol county president of
tile L. A. to A. q. H., installed the Of
t1cers of Division No. 6, l.. A.. Friday
evening at Hibernian hall. On behalf
Of the division, Mrs. NJ. Scott presented
Mrs. e. Sullivan, the president with a
Gift. "A musical program was given
by Mrs. Angela. Moore, Miss NJ. Lee,
Miss Katherine Wallace, Miss Graith-
waite, Miss Marie johnson, Miss Kath-
crime Tierney, Miss Ruth Kennedy, y.
j. Doyle and DIR. Owen McKeon.
Miss Magdalene REM will entertain
the seniors Of ST. Josephs Academy
at d thcatcr party Saturday afternoon
at the Metropolitan. Robert Edeson
will present "Classmates."
Division No 6. A. 0. Fl. will give a
grand ball Wednesday evening, Tebru-
ary 26 at Hibernian hall. The COM
mittec in charge arc preparing 10 ac-
commodatc Il large crowd Thomas
Cummings has been appointed chair
man of the following committee: ]. J.,
Barry, T. A. Walsh. NJ. ]. Ginley, p.
McUonough, NJ. L. Green, NJ. Roam. G..
O'Ncil, D. j. Ginley, j. B. Harrington.
J. Sullivan, w. 1nstrom. 1t is expected
that this affair will exceed those for
mcrly given by the division.
| Mrs. Angela Moore will give a bene-
fit card party at 1scllida's hall, Arun-
dell and I4afond sts, Tuesday evening.
February 25. Valuable prizes will be
awarded.
The Young Mems Sodality of St.
Michael's church will give a minstrel
show at st. Michael's hall, Parnell and
Colorado SITS, Thursday and Friday
evenings. February eth and 2sth.
The students of the French class Of
st. Josephs Academy will give a
French recital in the Academy assemb-
ly hall Friday evening, February %.
The program will include the act from
Joan of Arc Jeannc D'Arc) and two
scenes from one of Molere's comedies.
The entire program will be rendered in
French.
The Holy Angels Sodality of St
Patrick's church met last Sunday at
the school after the Office had been re-.
cited instructions were given by Rev.
Father Quinn. The instructions were
based on questions asked by the So
dality. The questions treated mainly
on Purgatory and the Sacrament of
Confirmation. At the next meeting
Father Quinn will speak on the new
law of the church which will go into
effect after Easter.
A very pretty affair was given on
Friday evening at Ramaley's by the
Misses Grace. Rogers, Mattimore and
Conley. A program Of eighteen num-
bers was danced, being led by Thomas
Novotny and Charlotte Grace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Grace and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rogers chaperoned the party.
Mrs. Elizabeth Corbctt. aged eighty
seven years. died Friday at the home
for the aged. She was born in Ire
land and came TO the United States
nearly fifty years ago. She formerly
lived at Portage. Wis. She has a son,
Valentine Casey. a student at st. Paul's
seminary.
Mss Catherine McCann gave her
pregraduating recital last evening at
st. Joseph's Academy. Miss McCann
gave three scenes from Tennyson's
May Queen" reading the title role and
assisted by Catherine Ulmer and Cert
rude Bernier.
The graduate appeared in variety
lof readings and was assisted in the