The Irish standard., 1909-02-20
ST. PAUL NEWS

The Shamrock Club will give their
last dancing party before Lent, Mon
day evening at Hibernian hall. Spec
ial arrangements have been made to
accommodate a large crowd as it will be
the last opportunity to attend one of
their dances until March II. On ac-
count of the day being a holiday,
George Washington's birthday, many
who might not otherwise attend will
be present. The same committee is in
charge of complete arrangements.
! The ladies of st. Patricl<s church
will give card party Monday evening
in the school hail. Case and Mississippi
streets. Valuable prizes offered. Re-
freshments will be served.
The first funeral of a Chinaman held
from a Catholic church in st. Paul was
held from st. Vincent's church Sat
urday when James Lew Sam was
buried. James Lew Sam was one Of
the converts Of Father Cosgrove, pas
tor Of st. Vincents church. Father
Cosgrove conducted the service. Fully
30 Cinnamon attended the funeral The
following prominent businessmen and
officials acted as honorary pall-bear-
ers: A. D. Mcleod, J. J. O'Connor,
DR.. Crowley, Patrick Sullivan, Ambrose
Pierce and j. r. Kennedy. Cinnamon
prominent in the Twin Cities acted as
active pall-bearers. The remains
we're inferred in Calvary cemetery.
The infant daughter, Margaret T.,
CT John and Margaret Colbert, 1903
Marion street, died last Saturday. The
funeral was held Monday morning at
$3.50. Interment was held at Calvary
cemetery.
Div. No. 9, l.. A. to A. O. H.. enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening
at Central hall. Scores were announced
at 10 p. m. and the re-
lnainder Of the evening was devoted to
dancing. The crowd was unusually
large, considering the fact that Divis-
ion No. 8 is just a new division.
st. Paul Court No. 80 Catholic Or
der of Foresters, is arranging a spec
ial program for the next meeting to
be held Thursday evening, Feb. rs,
when several candidates will be initial
ed. The court entertained at cards
Thursday evening.
John Doyle, %, employee of Harri-
CAMS livery, "A Waconta ST., was prob
ably fatally injured on last Mon
day. He was in the stall with the
animal when it kicked him. The blow
struck him in the forehead, crushing
the skull. Doyle was taken to Bethes-
da hospital. He was reported resting
easily Wednesday,.
Miss Marion Purtell entertained at
a Valentine party at her home, Ash
land ave. last Thursday evening.
! The Junior Pioneer association held
it's 18th annual ball and entertain
ment at the Hibernian hall Monday
night. The early part Of the evening
was devoted to a vaudeville show, af.
ter which the hall was cleared for
dancing.
Div. No. ., A. o. H., will give a
vaudeville entertainment at Mozart
hall next Tuesday evening. The chief
feature Of the evening will be the
opening address by Mayor Lawler. The
remainder Of the program will consist
Of vocal and instrumental selections,
readings, recitations, and fancy dane
ing.
| At st. Luke's church Monday morn
ing Miss Rose Renhart, niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael w. Waldorf, and
Frank Reichart, Long Prairie, Mimi,
| were married at . o'clock. Rev. Am
brosc McNulty read the marriage serv-
ice. Miss Herminia Reichert and w.
]. Reichert. sister and brother of the
groom, We're the only attendants. A
wedding breakfast followed the church
ceremony at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Waldorf, Ashland ave. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rcichert left for a short wedding trip,
after which they will reside at Long
Prairie.
Robert A. Smith, former mayor of
st. Paul, has recovered from his re-
cent illness and is in better condition
titan he has been for several months,
his physicians say.
Anthony Conroy, 6s years of age,
died at his home, Forest street, last
Wednesday. Mr.. Conroy's death came
as blow to his family as it was en-
tfrelv .unexnected. He WAS verv