The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-01-01
ST.. PAUL NEWS

Prof NJ G. Rohan gave an illus
trated lecture on "a Pilgrimage to
Europe and Ireland" on Wednesday
at Hibernian hall. Prof. Rohan is one
of the prominent factors of Marquette
university, Milwaukee. He is very
much interested In the Irish cause and
especially in the introduction Of Irish
history into the parochial schools and
Catholic colleges and academies
throughout the country. The lecture
was under the auspices Of Divisions
4, 8 and 9, A. o. H., and attracted
large crowd. During the entertain
ment solos were rendered by Miss
Margaret Clarke.
Employees of the state auditors Of
flee waited upon Auditor and Mrs.
Samuel G. lverson at their home last
Thursday night and presented them
with mahogany davenport. The
+! deputy state oil inspector presented
Inspector E. ]. Lynch with a five
piece tea and coffee silver service and
gold watch. The Office force Of
julius A. Schmahi, secretary of state,
presented him with handsome leath-
er couch.
Division No. 9, A. o. H., will give
their next dancing party on Thursday
evening, Jan. s, at Hiioernian hall.
Division No. 9 has given several dane
ing parties this season and always at
tracted excellent crowds. The commit
tee says that they hope to make the
coming dancing party the browning
event of the year, as prospects arc
brighter than ever before.
Loyal club held it's third regulas
meeting at Hibernian hall Tuesday
evening. After the business session
the members devoted the remainder
of the evening to dancing.
Miss Cora M Strauss Bismarck, *
D., and Lester Wilbur Mclean were
married at the cathedral rectory Mon.
day afternoon. Rev. j. J.. Lawler per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Mclean went East for wedding tou
after which they will be at home a
Miles City.
Mrs. Mary Cooke, wife of L. =
Cooke, died at st. Joseph's hospita
Tuesday. Mrs. Cooke was 81 year.
of age and had been III at st. 10
| sephs hospital for the past six week.
} with rheumatism whityl finally reached
her heart, causing death. Mrs. Cook
was the wife of one of the prominen
members Of Div. No. 4, A. o. H. TIL
funeral took place from her forme
residence, 1870 Smith avenue, Frida,
: morning at $3.50 O'Clock. Service
were held at the Cathedra. church a
: 8 o'clock.
DR.. D. C. Jones was elected corone
OF Ramsey county at the meeting o
the board of county commissioners o.
Tuesday afternoon. DR.. Jones wa
elected coroner to succeed DR.. A. "
Miller, whose resignation was accepte
by the board Tuesday afternoon. Tn
> election was announced by Mayo
Lawler as chairman c: ek> committed
DR.. Jones is consulting physician 70
the Eagles and the Mc~se.
Plans for Irish night" Jan. 10. 1917
e are moving along nicely. The commit
, tee in charge reported nearly all plan
+ completed. The entertainment will b
given by Div. No. 8. l.. A., and Di,
No. 4, A. O. H., at Hibernian hall. =
announced before, the entire hall wi
Il be used for the program. The chic
h amusements will be dancing, car
a playing and Irish folk dancing. Val
liable prizes have been secured an
will be awarded the winning car
players. Cash prizes will be given
the best dancers partaking in tt
e Irish folk-dance contest
Mrs. James T. Lynch Of Gran
s. Forks. N. D.. and Co'en.ln King
'e New York city. arrived in ST. Paul 9
Christmas eve to spend the holida,
with their mother Mrs. J. 3. Will.
a. ton of Charles street. Mr.. King le
" for New York Thursday evening. Mr.
Lynch will leave for her home
Grand Forks in a few days.
"A Edward Murnane. superintendent
"a the shipping department of Fine
e. Van slyck & McConville's wholesa
ct dry goods store. was presented wi
n diamond studded locket and wat,
re chain, the locket being engraved wi
as the emblems Of the Junior Pionee
", and the Moose societies. The prese
tation was made by members and err
ployes of the firm on Christmas e>
Mr.. Murnane Is a native of this CT
he and has been in the employ Of t
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