The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-10-23
ST. PAUL NEWS

Division No. 8, A. o. H., will give
their first dancing party at Hibernian
hall on wednesday evening, Nov. II.
The committee is composed of the fol-
lowing members: E. j. McManus, w.
l. Naughton, P. B. McGrath, j. c. Ca
hill, ]. E. Kennedy, j. F. Cary, W.
O'Malley, P. M. Marooney, ]. ]. Hag-
gerty, Martin Ryan and John l..
WEIGH. With committee like the
above the dance can certainly be moth
ing but big success. Every man on
the committee is doing his best to
make the affair one to be long re-
membered in the social field OF Divis-
ion s.
Miss Rose Giblin entertained the
members of the Ontra Nous club at
o'clock dinner Thursday evening.
Covers We're laid for twenty guests.
Decorations We're carried out in the
colors of the club, which are black
and gold.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook will arrive
in st. Paul Sunday afternoon from
Duluth. DR.. Cook will give an i'll
Illustrated lecture on his Discovery OF
the North Pole" at the Auditorium
on Sunday evening. From the APP
pearance of things on the opening day
of the seat sale, very large crowd
will be in attendance and the audi
forum will be taxed to its full seat
ing capacity. DR.. Cook will be &c
companied by Mrs. Cook, William NJ.
Gray, his manager; John Hogarty,
treasurer; Walter Lonsdale, private
secretary, and an Associated Press
representative. On the following Sun
day he will appear before the Explor-
ers' club OF New York By so doing
he will have to cancel his trans con-
tinental trip, thereby suffering a d.
rect loss OF many thousands of dol
lars.
Division No. 9, A. o. H., baseball
club, gave their second dancing party
on Thursday evening at Hibernian
hall. The untiring efforts of the young
men to make the affair'a success were
amply rewarded Thursday evening
The news of the success of their last
dancing party aided greatly in max.
ing Thursday evenings affair still
greater.
The st. Paul Shamrock club have
announced Wednesday evening, Nov. 5
as the date set for their next dancing
party. The dance will be given a,
Hibernian hall.
| James ]. Regain. who has been con.
fined to his home, Goodrich ave. fol
the past two weeks with sprainec
ankle, is now able to be out. Mr
Regain returned to the Office Monday
to resume his duties. His man,
friends were pleased to see him wei
once more and able to be around.
| The last day on which application
could be filed at the federal buildint
for the examination for mail CARR,
er and postoffice clerk at the st. Pau
Office, was Monday. One hundred an.
thirteen applications were fled iii.
examinations will take place Nov. 1.
to 20 inclusive.
Miss Mary Hannah Knapp, daugi,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Knapp
University ave., and Walter E. WEIGH
Everett, WASH. were married at
o'clock Wednesday morning at ST
Luke's church, Portland avenue ant
Victoria street. Rev. Father Dillor
performed the ceremony. Breakfas
was served at the brides home afte,
the ceremony to the bridal party ant
immediate relatives Of the young cou
pie. Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH left on
Wednesday evening for the west. The,
will make their home in Everett
Wash.
The funeral of Jeremiah Bell, 81
who died at the city hospital Satur.