The Irish standard., 1909-10-09
FROM DULUTH.

The Young Mems sodality of the
ST. Clements Catholic church will pre-
sent Falsely Accused" a drama of
four acts, taken from Colin H. Hazel
woods work. Waiting for a Verdict"
at the church on Oct. IL. For the last
week rehearsals have been frequent
and the boys are putting on the finish
ing touches on their production. spe-
cial scenery has been ordered for the
play. The drama shows very forcibly'
how perjury may plunge its victim
into moral depravity.
The first meeting Of the year OF the
Bishops club was held last Tuesday
evening at the clubrooms, on West
Fourth street. The class win study
Italy this year. and last evening Mrs.
F. r. Kennedy. the club president. re-
viewed the outline proposed. Horace
W. Reyner gave an interesting talk
on Italian music, and during the sven
ing Walter Smith sang two numbers
from italian composers. The regular
work Of the class will begin Oct. 49,.
Mrs. D. H. Costello will leave ncxt
month with her children for Los An
geles, Cal, to be absent during the
winter. The Costello home, 212 South
Sixteenth avenue east, has been sold
Miss Hattie Blee was married to
William Hayes Monday morning at ST.
Clements church on West Third street,
between Twentieth and Twenty first
avenues west. Rev. Father Brockmeyer
cfficiated at the wedding, which was
8. quiet affair. Both of the young
people have resided for some time past
In. the West end and they will make
their home on Garfield avenue. 1
Alarge and enthusiastic meeting OF st.
James court No. GA, C. o. F., was held
the other evening in Gilley's hall. The
meeting was called to order by State
Trustee ]. Bellmeur. who explained the
object Of the meeting, and he intro
duced State Auditor and Organizer
Peter Loskiel: Mr.. Loskie1 spoke at
length on the order from the date it
was first organized and the good work
it has accomplished for the families
Of deceased members. He COMPARED
the cost Of the order to that Of other
fraternal societies: Rev. D. w. Lynch
gave an interesting address or the
good of the order and urged all who
are eligible for membership to Join.
State Chief Ranger P. H. Martin was
present, and he reviewed the work that
has been done by the Catholic Order Of
Foresters in this state, and especially
throughout the country, for widows
and orphans All the courts Of the
order are enthusiastic over the work.
and will. give State Auditor Lokiel. all
the: help they can in the work In which
he : Is engaged in Duluth in building
up. the local courts Of the. Catholic
Order Of Foresters.
Mrs. o. c. Hartman and her sister,
Miss Phyllis Dacey, OF Boston, left
Sunday for. Chicago. where they will
remain for a few days and then pro-
coed east. re -.
The county officials state that the
new courthouse on. Fifth avenue, west
will be occupied by Nov. 1. - ''
There passed peacefully away at St..
Mary's hospital last Tuesday, where
She had been taken but few hours
before. one of Duluth's most estirnable
women. in the person Of Mrs. Eliza
beth O'Donnell. The deceased lady
was 4s years of age and had been
resident Of this city for the past 1s
years. Last Sunday she attended the
closing services Of the mission, which
had been conducted 1t the Sacred
Heart cathedral and on returning
home complained Of illness, which be-
came SO serious that she was removed
to the hospital Tuesday morning. Mrs.
oDonnell was a devout' Catholic and
ar earnest worker both for the church
and for Division No. 1, L. A. 4. @!
H., Of which she was vice president.
and her charity was widespread. She
is survived by four sons, Morris. Dan
lei. Frank and Michael, and one daugh-
ter, Katherine. Her brothers are Dan
lei. Frank and Michael Hotgan and
her sisters, Nellie and Margaret Hor-
gan. of 1os West First street; Mrs. S.
B. Carroll. Trout Creek, Mich; Mrs.
Kate Everett, Seattle. Wash. and Mrs.
Nj. Bolen, Port Arthur, Ont. The SYM
pathy Of every Hibernian in the city
as well as many others, is extended to
the bereaved family in their great loss.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Burns. o. bl4 North Fifty
nth avenue west ,