The Irish standard., 1908-10-03

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march and Miss Mary Jenney sang
Ave Maria" Rev. Father McNulty
read the service in the presence Of a
large number of guests. Miss Dode
Roach and Miss Elizabeth Liston at,
tended the bride The groom's attend
ants were Mr.. Herman Erren as best
man and Mr.. John W. Barret, grooms-
man. The ushers were Mr.. Sam Davis
and Mr.. John Downey. A wedding
breakfast followed at the home Of the
bride. SCI Marshall ave. Those assist
ing through the rooms were the Misses
Frances Webber, Stella Redlund,
Emma Erren and Nora Tucker.
Mrs. John Peregard. died last Thurs
day at Hugo. of cancer of the stomach,
aged 81 years. She was the mother
of Rev. Paul Perigord. an instructor
at st. Paul Seminary, and of Rev. Jules
Perigord of st. John the Baptist Cath
olic church at Hugo. She came to this
country from France six years ago to
make her home with her sons.
Mayor u. w. Lawler was unable to
be in his Office the first part of the
week on account Of an attack Of bron-
chitis. MT. Lawler said that he has
been suffering for some time from
slight attack, which was aggravated by
his lengthy address at the opening OF
the county fair at Shakopee on We'd
nesday.
The congregation of st. Michaers
church will hold social Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, Oct. %,
80 and 81 at Woodmen Temple, E.
Isabel and Sharkey SITS.
Miss Genevieve Feeley Of Marshall
avenue entertained at luncheon last
Thursday for the Entire Nous club.
Covers were laid for 20 guests. The
dining room was appropriately deco
rated in the clubs colors, black and
gold. Miss Fitzgerald. of Laurel ave.,
will be the clubs next hostess.
The A. o. U. w. and the D. of H.
will hold memorial services Sunday af-
ternoon, Oct. 4, at the Auditorium.
The lodges will meet at $3.50 o'clock at
Smiths park. Thomas r. Kane will
gram will be given.
Officer Peter Carroll has been trans
forro1 hn e<o< ko he
Prior ave. station, to succeed Michael
Moran, deceased.
Aid. and Mrs. Otto w. Rohland, 5th
ward, celebrated their silver wedding
Friday night. They entertained all the
city officials and many friends at their
home. 3o7 Won Minden st. The couple
have lived the greater part Of their
welded life in the 5th ward.
Mrs. K. Hoffman left st. Paul Sat-
urday to jt,in Nine. Schumann-H Heink
in New York, from where they sail OH
the Blucher Oct. 3. BY Nine. Schu-
mann -Heinks selection of Mrs. Hoft-
mann as an accompanist on her Euro.
pean tour, an unusual honor has been
conferred upon st. Paul. Although
Mrs Hoffman, has had all of her artis-
it in the West. on more occasions than
one. she has been called the best ac-
companist in America.
The European concert tour, which it
is predicted will be "triumphal tour"
for Nine -Heink, begins Oct.
% at Hamburg, Germany.
Thomas Burke, 30, 3s5 So. Washing
ton st., was found dead in a room at
16 E. Eighth ST., shortly before noon
Saturday. The gas in the room was
turned on and was escaping from all
the jets. Mr.. Burke was nephew of
Archbishop John Ireland. He was
relative of Charles Mccarthy, dealer in
church supplies. His father is Charles
Burke a shoe dealer on E. Seventh st.
Burke was graduate of the Cretin
high. school and served mass in the
Cathedral church for number of
years. He was professional singer.
Robert Kelley, park commissioner,
Superior, Wis, wants to- get public
bath ideas from the st. Paul baths
The commissioner spent Sunday and
Monday in st. Paul talking with health
department officials.
Col. Charles Newbold, retired, who
was chief paymaster of the department
Of Dakota in the eos, died Sept. 1s,
on train en- route from Santa Bar
bara, Cal, to Colorado Springs. Colo,
according to letters. received in st.
Paul.
Mrs. H. T. Blake, "a, 62o Maryland
st., is now a raving maniac from an
experience with robbers last wednes-
day night. Last Thursday the police
were notified that the night before she
was bound to the bed by two robbers.