The Irish standard., 1908-04-18
masses in the st. Paul Catholic Church
on Easter. Sunday

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Miss Ethel Riordan, of Ashland ave-
nue.. will entertain the graduates of st
Joseph's Academy at her home next
Thursday,
On Wednesday evening, April 90, Di-
visions No. and No. .. A. O. H., will
entertain their members and members
families at Hibernian hall. The chief
feature of the entertainment will be
an illustrated lecture delivered by Prof.
NJ. G. Rohan, A. o. H. president, Mill
waukee County, Wis. Mr.. Rohan's
subject will be Beautiful Ireland" In
addition to this most interesting num-
ber there will be several good piano
and vocal selections.
Miss Eernadette Molloy won the
grand gold medal in the elecution con-
test held last Friday evening at Fort
Smelling by the W. c. Il. U. The sub
ject of her recitation was "a Dream of
Revelers."
Division No. 2, l.. A. to a. o. H., and
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May ball on Friday evening, May 1st,
at Hibarnian hall. The committee,
representatives of both divisions, are
working hard to make this affair the
most successful ever given by them.
"The Yoemen of the Guard" will be
presented by the knights of Columbus
Opera Co. at the Auditorium Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
April 81. % and %. One of the chief
features will be the Warders' chorus.
The Warders are to the "Yeomen Of the
Guard' what the seXtet in "Floradora"
is to that we'll known musical comedy.
1t is around them that much of the
clever plot centers. They have been
selected from general chorus of 60 of
the best male talent in the city. They
are: Harvey H. Brown. B. NJ. O'Bryen,
Vincent O'Callahan. A. A. Barbeau. L.
w. Jordan. ]. l.. Maloney, C. S. Schaub,
Chas. r. Burke and VIM. Wallwork.
An excellent time is assured to all
attending the Easter Ball to be given
by the Shamrock club at Iiibernan
hall Monday evening. Music will be
furnished by the Shamrock orchestra.
John d. Rockefeller Standard Oil
king, will. it is said, endoW st. Thomas
college, ST Paul, with 100000 for new
dormitory. Harry Pratt Judson, presi
dent of the University of Chicago. in
company with ]. NJ. Butrick, New York
city, were in st. Paul last Saturday,
and conference was held with Arch,
bishop John Ireland. Preliminary plans
for the big dormitory have already
been sketched out by T.. l.. Masqueray,
architect of the s2.OO0,0OO st. Paul
Cathedral. 1t is expected that til.
building will be commenced this sum-
mer.
Mark Lee. 40 years of age, died at
his residence, Front and Albermarle
SITS. Wednesday, morning. The funeral
will take place from the above resi-
dence Saturday morning at $3.50 a. m.
Services will bc held at st. Vincent's
Church at 10 o'clock. Mr. Lee was u
prominent member of Division No. o,
A. o. H, who have taken full charge
of funeral arrangements. A wife and
six children survive him.
The Bryan Democrats in Ramsey
county are wide awake. A committee
of twenty-five Bryan men has issued
an independen, call for the prcsiden-
tial caucuses on May 6. They will hold
primaries of their own, an independent
convention, and send contesting dele
CATION TO the state convention unless u
peace plan is arranged. The Bryan
men object to the caucus call made by
the regular committee which fixed the
hour from TO p. IN. This was de-
clarcd to be done in order to keep
workingmen from voting, and the Bry-
an men have called their c;,ucuscs
day, May 6. Accordingly. there will be
two county conventions in st. Paul
May 9. The Bryanites claim that the
regular city and county committee is
a -perpctuating affair, and does
not represent the voters. The Bryan
call is signed by the following: Louis
Nash, Thomas J. McDermott, G.. J.
Hunt, Thomas c. Daggett. John l..
Gieske, A. D. Mcleod. Albert Hanft,
Joseph A. Brunclle, w. A. Harrington,
S. G. Harris, j. L. Hafbauer, Charles 1.
Mccarthy Thomas A. Canty, c. ].
Buell., John c. Managan, William IL.
Sigler, Frederic \. Pike, NJ. ]. Joyce, c.
NJ. Brewer, John P. Melady, James
Manahan and J. M. Fitzgerald.
The pupils Of st. Agatha's Conserva-
tory will give a sacred recital at the
Conservatory hay. F.. Exchange ST., on
Monday evening. April 30, at o'clock
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