The Irish standard., 1908-11-21
ST. PAUL NEWS

81. PAUL NEWS
Div. No. . A. o. H: will give dane
irg party on Thanksgiving evening,
at Hibernian hall. The committee,
which is composed of Joseph Grogan,
Paul Driscoll, Jim Foley and Jar:es
Nolan, and assure good time to all at :
tending.
Mr.. Maurice Donnelly. who sc roy
ally entertained the A. o. H. delegates
at Indianapolis in July, is at present
in st. Paul. Mr.. Donnelly is on his
way to North Dakota and is the guest
of Mr.. j. j. Regan, National Vice Pre-
| ident of the A. O. H.
Div. No. l.. A. will hold an open
meeting Monday evening, Nov &c, at
Hibernian hail. An excellent program,
consisting of instrumental and vocat
selections, recitations and actresses,
has been prepared. refreshrent
committee was appointed and assure
a. delicious lunch to all comers. Men,
bers of the l.. A. are invited to come
with their friends.
Mrs. Krake. Of Litchfield avenue.
entertained Court Loyal, I. Q. T. at her
home on Wednesday evening. Favors
were awarded to Mrs. M. Schultz ana
Mrs. Rosa Mertens. A luncheon was
served.
The Junior Pioneer association. at a
regular meeting last Tuesday night
adopted the plans for a new home to
cost $4,000 at Ninth and Exchange
streets. Work on the building, wEic:1
is to be Of Ionic design, will begin in
February, and by Thanksgiving. 1909
the Junior Pioneers expect to be hous-
ed in the new quarters.
The symphony orchestra gave it's
first Sunday afternoon concert last
Sunday. The program consisted Of the
lighter classical music, arranged to
please all comers. The crowd was 4
large and appreciative one. The re-
petition of "The Moldan' which was
given at the opening concert Tuesday
night was especially we'll received by
the audience There will be eighteen
popular Sunday concerts during tll,
winter.
The Shamrock will give It's 21st
dancing party Thanksgiving evening
at A. o. H. hall. The committee or
arrangements are ]. O'Malley. I. c
Mccarthy, r. J. Connolly, L. P. Cooke.
]. J. Regan, I. Dahill, Thos. Ryan. II.
Dolan, H. McNally, j. Friel. NJ. I.
O'Connell E. ]. McManus, VIM Cough
lin. j. M. Lynch, w. J. Regan. NJ. ].
Williams. M. Lee T. F. McCaulley, J..
Maloney, j. T. Kenevick, S. Brady, J,s
Grogan. M. j. Burns. With this large
committee surely this dance will he
the most successful affair ever given
by the club. They will give another
dancing party on New Years Eve 4,
Dec. 31st.
The Ladies' Of st. Patrick's church
will give a Euchre party at the school
hall next Tuesday evening. at the
corner of Case and Mississippi streets.
A valuable set Of prizes have been se-
cured, consisting of onehalf ton Of
coal. one ham. one sack Of -four and
several minor prizes. Refreshments
will be served.
The marriage Of DR.. E. J. Ekluo6,
OF Young America, and Miss Elizabeth
Collins, of St. Paul, was soler,ni7et:
Tuesday at II o'clock at the Cathedr ii
parsonage. Rev. H. G. Mccall officiat-
ed. DR.. John Egan was best man. and
Miss Alice Cameron was maid OF honor.
Mrs. Albert Hays, the brides sister.
served the wedding breakfast at her
home in the Lennox apartments. The
decorations were pink and white chry
santhemums. DR.. and Mrs. EElunc
left Tuesday evening for the Fest on
their honeymoon. and will be at homo
at Young America after Dec. 1.
Mrs. Bridget Mcclellan. aged 80
years. died at the home Of her daugn-