The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-04-04
ST. PAUL..

lore <tli duulcHCe winch taxed the ca
pacity of the Aula Maxima at st. Paul
Seminary. The work of the young
actors was heartily applauded. espec-
tally that Of the young men who es-
sayed the difficult female roles. Tho
college orchestra. under the direction
of Prof. La Violette, rendered a pleas.
lowing: ]. B. Sherlock, T. a. Canty,
William Bauman j. Irvine, John Do
herty. Fl. Kennedy. w. O'Relly. P
Gordon, A. Ryan, J. Bouska, V. Dow
ling, c. Collins, A. John and c. Nor
gan.
Esperance Coates. daughter of John
Coates. hotel proprietor, South st. Paul,
while at play with number of other
children last Wednesday night. fell and
broke her arm.
Physicians at the city hospital hold
small hope for the recovery of Mich
acl Lane, who fell down the stairs at
the City hotel, 444 ST. Peter st. Tues
day night Of last week. He continues
in an unconscious condition.
Mary Grady. IS, a nurse at the home
of Judge Oscar Hallam, died at ST.
'Josephs hospital Friday after an ope-
ration. She leaves $4,000 in money and
real estate valued at $4,000. Relatives
have been notified at her old home in
Delaware, Ohio.
The students of the department of
oratory at Manchester College Friday
and Saturday evening presented MAC
BETH under the direction of Miss
Grace B. Whitridge, who is in charge
of the department. The performance
was given in the style of Ben Greets
players. and was the most pretentious
theatrical effort ever undertaken by
the college students. The participants
were decked out in costumes made by
the students. The leading parts were
taken by students who have been
prominent in dramatic art and oratory
at the institution. They have been
practicing diligently for some time and
the work at the rehearsals of the week
indicated that the students would pre-
sent most crcditablc performance,
which they did. w. Mem. Hobart of
Minneapolis, who won the college ora
torical prize in 1906. assumed the title
role. while Miss Lucy NJ. Hyslop of
Rochester. Mimi. who was successful
last year in the part Of Portia in "Thc
Merchant of vcnics," was seen as LADY
Macbeth
Division No. 4. A. o. H., met on
Wednesday evening at Ffibernian hall.
The meeting was attended by a large
and enthusiastic crowd. After the bus
mess of the evening was transacted, an
informal program was rendered and
light refreshments We're served. AS It
was April list it may readily be pre-
sumed of what the refreshments con-
sisted
Division No. .. A. o. H., will hold
their next meeting Wednesday even
ing at Hibernian hall All members
arc urged to be present as important
business is to be transacted.
/! John Farrell, IS years Of age. brother
| Of Depotmaster James Farrell, died at
st. Joseph'; hospital last "Wednesday
morning. after an operation Tho fun
eral took place from his brothers resi-
dence. 663 East Fourth street, at s:ao
o'clock Friday morning Services were
held at st. Mary's church at . o'clock,
William Louis Kelley, who has been
seriously III at the city hospital. fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
has improved and his physicians now
have hope for his recovery
Mr.. James Kennedy is seriously i'll
at the residence Of his niece, Mrs, John
T. Connolly. IS Winnipeg avenue. Mr..
Kennedy has been i'll for some time
but his condition did not become scri-
Gus until last week. when he WAS con-
| fined to his bed On account or bic
age the doctors arc doubtful Of his re-
covery MIR. Kennedy is a. very nromi-
nent member of Div. No 1. A. q. Fl
and has the distinction OF being ono IF
the oldest Hibernians i'm the state oe
Minnesota. He was very we'll liked
everywhere and his extreme pop,laritv
is shown by the hosts OF friends WIN,
visit him every day.
Martin Ludden, 81 years Of age. died
| last Tuesday at his residence, 42S
Charles street. The funeral took place
from the above residence Friday at
$3.50 n. IN. Services were held at 81.
Vincent's church at o'clock He is
survived by several children.
The Cleveland High school gave ono
performance of its annual play, this
year The Princess" Friday evening
April 3. The second performance will
be given this evening.