The Irish standard., 1909-05-01
DULUTH NEWS.

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DULUTH NEWS.
At the regular meeting Of the Rsh-
ops club. held Tuesday night, the top
ic of discussion was American art
Bishop McGolrick. in the opening ad-
dress, said that there are large num-
Der "f artists in this country and
all that they needed was encourage
mcnt. Therefore. he advised that the
art loving public buy the works of
money into copies Of foreign mast RS
copies that were, many of them, only
very inferior productions OF the orig
inals. Mrs. John klloran. who is
credited with having the best art col
lection in Duluth. spoke OH the art
irstitut" Of Chicago and Of the Greek,
Roman. Egyptian and Syrian models
to be found there. Mrs. l.. X. Daugh
erty said few words on the Cor
coran art gallery in Washington. Miss
Jean Poirier spoke of the Renaissance
in America. Mrs. +. Kreimer sang
The Awakening of Spring" and for
an encore. 80. Yc Pretty Birds and
Miss Cora Hiliard sang THE Sea
Hath it's Pearls and for an encore,
Lullaby" The sewing class of the
Bishops club will meet for the future
every other Wednesday instead of ev-
cry other Thursday as heretofore.
Sister Pascale Neussendorfer, tea
cher in the local parochial school. died
Monday morning at st. Mary's hospi-
tai at the age of II years. Funeral
services were held Wednesday morn
ing at the German Catholic church
and intermcnt was made at the Scllol-
astica cemetery.
Miss Agnes Reardon. 1923 West Third
street. is very sick with an attack of
gastritis. and acute Indigestion. She
has been confined to her bed for three
weeks Miss Reardon has for sever
al years been telephone operator
at the Spalding.
The Blue basket ball team Of the
Young Mems sodality league. still
continues to hold the lead. The new
lockers for the club members have
been completed and will soon be i'm
stalled.
Mrs. John Murphy. S13 West Fourth
street. entertained Tuesday afternoon
at a card party for the Womans Re-
lief corps. The head prize was won
by Mrs. S. S. Greene and the con-
ISOLATION prize by Miss S. Boyle. There
werc - guests present.
The wedding of Miss Evelyn Ryan
and Robert Wcddell took place Mon
day morning at the st. James Cath
Ollie church The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock by Rev. Father
Lynch. The bride was attended by
Miss Adeline Buckley and the grooms-
man was Neil ]. Buckley. Both the
bride and her attendant were gowncd
in white. wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony at the homo
Of the brides parents. Boil, OF the
young people are popular and are well
known in West Duluth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weddell will be at home after May
I. at West Duluth.
The Ladies' auxiliary OF the A. o.
Fl. entertained Tuesday evening at a
card party and social at their rooms
Cinch was played at "a tables. the
prizes going as follows: First. ladies'
prize, half dozen Japanese cups and
saucers. Mrs. f. Long: ladies con-
ISOLATION prize. picture. Miss Maud
Sapp: first gentlemen's prize all oil
painting. George Coleman: consoa-
ton prize for men. picture. a hand
some painted china plate, the work of
Mrs. P. s. Sibbald. was balloted for
and was won by Mrs. Swanson. Twelve
hundred tickets We're sold for this
plate and the proceeds will 60 to the
new cathedral high school. Harry
Hall Of Superior gave three dialect
Rotations. after which refreshments
We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ryan have gore
to Portland. Or, where they will make
their future home. They are wt,l
known among West Duluthians.
The Altar society Of st. Clements
church gave card party in the parish