The Irish standard., 1909-10-09

the remainder OF the house, tiny hearts
and cupids being interviewer with the
silver leaves bringing out a very
pleasing effect: Supper was served at
II o'clock.
Division No. 3, l.. A. to A. o. H., en-
tertained at card party Thursday
evening at Hibernian hall. 1t is need
less to say that the affair was success
full, as that is an understood fact when
the affair is given under the auspices
@: Division No. 3.
Two building permits were taken out
by the city of st. Paul last Thursday.
One was for the new Mechanics Arts
high school, located on the old Dawson
property at Central avenue and Robert
street The amount Of the permit is
$325.00o. The other permit was for a
cement block playhouse at the Fifth
ward Fairgrounds on View street, be-
tween Palace and jefferson streets.
The cost will be $4,000.
O1EIoIoH' 1No. " "a ~. H., gave a
dancing party at Hibernian hall last
| Thursday evening. 1t was the first
dance of the season and proved a
grand success. The Division is plan
ming series Of social events for the
winter and gives promise of great sue
cess. The date. for the next dancing
party has not been set, but it will be
in the near future.
The marriage. Of Miss Grace Marie
Doorley. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Doorley, to Daniel ]. Egan, Of
Milwaukee, took place at o'clock
Tuesday morning ii; st. Joseph's
church. Rev. Joseph Corrigan read the
nuptial mass. Miss Nora e. Conway
acted as bridesmaid and Joseph Geary,
Milwaukee, was the best man. A we'd
cling breakfast for the bridal party and
relatives at the brides home, West
Central avenue, followed the church
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Egan left in
the evening for a wedding journey.
They will be at HON, after Nov. at
% Garfield street. Milwaukee.
Division No. 2, l. A. to A. 0. H..
will give a card social at Hibernian
hall next Wednesday evening. The
committee in charge are working hard
for a successful evening and has Sc
cured some very valuable prizes for
the occasion.
Martin Savage. agel Al, Died at the
city hospital Saturday moving. The
funeral took place from the undertake
ing rooms OF D. W. Hurley South Rob-
ert street. Monday at $50. Services
were held at St. Michaers church at
F, 9 o'clock. n.'
:. Governor A. o. Eberhart has received
an invitation to attend the National
Good Roads convention to be held in
Columbus, Ohio. Oct. rs to 20. An in
vitation has ALSO been received by the
governor to attend the waterways con-
vention.rtor be held inst. Louis. Oct. Sc
to Nov. 4, which he will likely accept
knights and Ladies of Security
Lodge No 1000, will give a dancing
party Wednesday night Oct. 10, at Hi
bernian hall, West Seventh street.
The marriage of Miss Mary Gehan
to Joseph Edmond Travers, son OF
Maj. E. P. Travers. took place Tues
day morning at the cathedral at
O'clock. Rev. H. G. Mccall performed
tho ceremony. The bride had four at
tendants, viz, Miss Helen Gehan sis
ter OF the bride, maid OF honor; Mrs.
Frederick Cleveland, sister of the
groom, lnatron Of honor; Misses Molli.
Garry and Agnes Sharkey, bridesmaids.
Edward Mnher attended the groom.
] he guests were ushered by Frank
Gehan, Steven O'Connell and John
O'Toole. After the church ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home, Arch street, where a re-
ception was held In the evening from
to 10 o'clock Miss Altman presided
at the punch bowl. Mr. and Mrs. Trav-
ers left for an extended eastern trip
on Thursday. They will be at home
after Nov. 2 at s33 Dayton avenue.