The Irish standard., 1908-06-06
ST. PAUL..

Division No. 6, l.. A. to A o. H., and
Division No. s, A. Q. H., will give
ing, June 1s.
The marriage of Miss Clara kahlert.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs G. G. Kah-
lert. and George Blanchard. took place
at 9 o'clock Monday morning at st.
Michael's church. A wedding break
fast at the brides home, E. Congress
ST.. followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Michael King. of New York. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. j. B. Willis
ton, of Charles st.
AT IL o'clock Tuesday Mr.. Daniel W.
Lawler took the oath of Office from
George T. Redington, city clerk. in the
council chamber. Henry G. Haas was
elected president of the council; Chas
Nyberg. vice president of council;
Frank Yoerg president of the assem-
bly,; winn Powers. vice president of
assembly; Frank Huber. president of
aldermen; Otto w. Rohland. vice pres
ident of aldermen. After the cere-
monies Mayor Lawler was presented
with a horseshoe floral design by the
Boilern1akers' union, as symbol Of
good luck.
Mgr. Diomede Falconio, apostolic
delegate to the United States, arrived
in the city last Saturday morning and
was the guest of Archbishop Ireland
all week. On Monday His Excellency
visited the College of ST. Thomas and
administered confirmation to a large
class of students. He was entertained
by the students of st. Joseph's Acad-
emy on Wednesday and delivered an
address on the respect and veneration
due to the Holy Father. In the course
of his talk Monsignore Falconia highly
praised the Sisters of st. Joseph for
the good work which they are doing
through their teaching. Mgr. Fall
comic left the city Wednesday even
ing. having been unexpectedly called
away.
Mayor D. W. Lawler last Thursday
announced the appointment of James
c. Cahill, promising young st. Paul
attorney, as private secretary. The
selection of Mr.. Cahill was made from
a field of more than two dozen candi-
dates Mr.. Cahill was born in ST. Paul
"a years ago. He finished a three
year course in the st. Paul College of
Law in 1905. Since that time he has
been practicing law in st. Paul with
F. ]. Funke. The only other political
position he has ever held was that of
sergeant alarms of the common
council from 1909 1906.
On Tuesday evening the class of 1908
of st. Joseph's Academy rendered their
class program in the academy hall.
The statue scene, "The Winters Tale"
was rendered by Misses Genevieve
Fitzgerald, Mamie Clarke, Catherine
Rice, Eva Hess, Magdalene Remy,
Florence Preston and Julia Mccarthy
The garden scene from Mary Stuart"
was given by Misses Marie Cornell.
Agnes Cabin, Genevieve Feely, Mar
guerite Mcintosh and Eugenia VIII
liaume. Dramatic pictures consisting
Of poisoning scene from Hamlet" and
death scene from Cleopatra" were
very effectively portrayed
st. Joseph's Academy will hold it's
55th annual commencement exercises
June is. There will be % graduates
in the academic department and 20 in
the commercial. The alumni Associa-
ton, which includes graduates from
more than so classes at the academy
will meet at the school June II.
st. GATHERINGS College, Cleveland
Ave-, will give diplomas to 81 gradu-
ales when the commencement exer-
cises are held June 13. The students
represent almost all of the Western
states and the class includes this year
two Filipino young women who are
preparing themselves for the profess
sion of teaching.
The funeral of Timothy j. Mccarty
the civil war veteran who died sud-
denly on his wifes grave at Calvary
cemetery Memorial day, was held
Tuesday. Many railroad people at
tended the ceremonies. Mr. Mccarty
having been employed by the Omaha
road for 25 years. Brief services were
held at the residence at The Portland,
Broadway and Sth SITS. at a. m. A
requiem mass was celebrated at st.
Mary's church, 9Th and Locust SITS.
at $3.50. 1nterment was at Calvary
cemetery.
The Guild of Catholic Women gave =