The Irish standard., 1909-02-27

THE IRISH STAND
bride was gowhed in white royal silk
and wore white picture hat, her maid
Of honor, Miss Mary Murphy, was
gowned in lavender satin and wore d
black hat. A wedding breakfast and
reception later were given the happy
couple at the home Of the grv.m's
parents. After March /. Mr.. and Mrs
Boyle will be at home in Har:llne.
whore the groom has built and fur
.nished "a beautiful home for his BRIDE.
John Kane, sixty years old, 1ss
East University avenue. died ut his
home of pneumonia. He was born in
st. Paul in 1849 and worked for the
government most of his life. He leaves
a wife, four daughters and two sons
The funeral was held Saturday murn-
ing at $3.50 from the residence o. his
daughter, Mrs. John Murphy, 1879 East
University avenue. Services were held
at the Cathedral at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Murphy Of Front
st., returned Tuesday after a months
visit in Hot Springs, Ark.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage Of Miss Rebecca A.
Foley to Robert w. Greene. The we'd.
ding took place last Wednesday at the
Sacred Heart church in Duluth. .soth
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene are we'll kaown
here and will be at home after March
l at 176 Arundel street.
Captain William Edmunds, Of
Engine Co. No. 8, is dying at the city
hospital. He suffered a stroke of
apoplexy Saturday, following the
death Of his daughter and has lowered
between life and death SINCE
Miss Florence Walraff, Western
avenue, entertained at a Washington
party Monday evening at her home
All decorations were carried ou. in
true. Washington style.
The funeral Of Mary F. Dawson
widow Of the late banker, William
Dawson, ST., was held at II o'clock
Monday forenoon from the residence
Of her son William Dawson, 80 Ken-
wood terrace. Mrs. Dawson died Sat
urday forenoon of paralysis and pneu
monia, and had been Ill several weeks,
She was pioneer, having come to
ST., Paul in 1857, when girl.
Mary King o'Brien, wife Of DR.
Henry ]. O'Brien, died at her resi-.
dence 623 Lincoln avenue, "wednesday
, of last week. The funeral was held
Saturday morning from her late rest
dence at 9 a. M. Services were held
at st. Luke's church at $3.50. The
sympathy Of the community goes OUT
to DR. O'Brien in his sad affliction.
An old time smoker and stag party
was given by st. Paul Council No 3s7
Knights of Columbus, in commemora.
ton Of its 10th anniversary last Tues.
day night. A patriotic program was
I given by local musical and litera.,
talent. Thomas b. O'Brien and May
or D. w. Lawler were the prin.ipa
speakers. John A. Hartigan, state in.
surance commissioner, presided at tn.
gathering.
Benjamin e. Baldwin, aged So years
died late Monday at his residence
681 Holly avenue. He Is survived BY
four children, Prof. Samuel T. Bali.
win, New York; s. T. Baldwin, Wash.
ington. D. g.; Mrs. H. "A. Merrill, 7Oi
fGoodrich avenue, ana Miss Clara Bald
win, 6s1 Holly avenue. Mr.. Baldwin
was connected with the governmcr,
engineering station until three years
ago when he retired.
The Shamrock club entertained a,
q dancing party Monday evening al
Hibernian hall. 1t is needless Is gay
that the ball was crowded, as it always
is on the occasion Of q Shamrock
dance. Though the crowd was large
the committee had everything arrang
ed for their accommodation, and every
patron was both satisfied, and happy
They will give their next dancing
party on st. Patriclx's day.
The Ladies OF st. Patrick's church
entertained at card party, Monday
evening at the school hall, Case and
Mississippi SITS. Cards were paved
at 40 tables. Valuable prizes were
awarded for high scores.
BY an inadvertance the name Of Rev
Stephen ]. Cassidy, assistant rector OF
st. Johns church, st. Paul, was omit
ted from the 1909 edition Of wiltzin'.
Catholic directory.
Married at Madison Lake.
On Tuesday February 18th at All