The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-05-01
ST. PAUL NEWS

on the Como grounds with Division
the game, the score being to S. On
account of the many objections raised
at the weight of the first team chosen,
No. was compelled to make a new
selection Of players Wednesday night.
Manager Grogan has selected the fol-
lowing men: James Foley, M. J.
]. Brennan, Paul Duccoll, M. M. Nc
Mahon, V. OBren, F. Maher. AL. Dris-
col, Mike Kelly. The suits for the
year have been selected and ordered.
The Shamrock club will give
dancing party Wednesday. May S, at
Hibernian hall. Enough said.
The pupils of Miss Mabel Fitzger-
aid gave a piano recital Saturday aft
ernoon at her home, Laurel avenue.
Miss Margaret Rogers, Mrs. James
Fallow and Mrs. William C. Wom-
boldt, of Minneapolis, assisted her.
Those taking part were: The Misses
Marion Klosterman, Gabriel Calvin.
Helen Spense. Della Climber, Loretto
Edith Klosterman, Irene Whmboldt
Minnie Miller, Gertrude Armstrong
and Master Edward Klosterman. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
roses.
Division No. s, L. A. to A. o. H. met
on Monday evening at Hibernian hall.
The meeting was very we'll attended.
A class of 26 candidates were obli-
gated. After the meeting closed the
doors were opened for their friends
and a very pleasant evening was
passed in card playing. A short pro-
gram was rendered during the in
Permission.
Monday evening was a joint Green
Cold meeting. 1t is expected that The
contest will be brought to a close at
their next meeting, when the winning
side will be announced.
j. A. Hartigan, state insurance COM
missioner, returned Monday from New
York where the committee on laws
citation of Insurance Commission ers
took up the subject Of the regulation
of accident and health insurance COM
panies. The law just passed by the
Minnesota legislature was adopted as
the standard for such legislation. Mr.
Hartigan expresses himself as well
pleased with the treatment the state
insurance department received at the
hands of the legislature.
Div. No. 6, A. o. H.. assisted by
Div. No. 6, L. A., gave a benefit card
party and dance Wednesday evening
at Hibernian hall. Cards were played
at 40 tables and fourteen valua ole
prizes were distributed to the follow
ing people: Mr.. Redington. Martin
Dunlevy, P. Doherty, Jas. White, P. J.
Corcoran, VIM. White, A. Shidolsky, e.
Delaney, Nellie Mccall M. Moore. Mrs.
Froyer, Mrs. J. G. Powers. Mrs. Col-
bert, Mrs. l.. Cook and Mrs. Burke.
The large hall was crowded with
attendance at both the card party and
dance, the benefit will be a good sue
cess and will have accomplished lis
aim.
Eight hundred and eighty men col
lected wages for street work Monday
morning at the office of the city comp
troller. About $4,000 was paid out,
the wages covering spring cleaning
work done during the past three
weeks. This work is not concerned
with the cleaning up to be started by
proclamation of the mayor. A great
many of the men represented In the
large pay roll were employed for few
days only.
Div. No. 2, l.. A. to A. o. H.. met on
Wednesday evening at Hibernian hall.
The "Green-Gold" contest is still or
and creating great deal of interest.
The Green entertained Wednesday
evening. The feature of the program
was squad Of st. Thomas cadets who
gave fine exhibition Of their mil!-
tary training.
Maj j. P. Finley. twenty eighth In
fantry. who died in the Philippines
recently. and who was one of the gov
errors in the islands. was we'll known
to army officers in the city, though
he had not been stationed with the
regiment at Fort Smelling. Maj. Fir
lev was born in Michigan. April H.,
1854, and Joined the service in 1871,
in the signal corps.
Monday afternoon ground was brok-
en- for the new st. Paul Y. w. c. A.
The 500 delegates to the biennial con-
vention marched Monday two by two
in procession from Central Presbyter-
ian church to F.. 5th st.. and WASH
ington st. The site donated to the
ASSIMILATION by A. D. J. Johnston, i.