The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-04-02
ST. PAUL NEWS


| arrangements for the coming base ball
season. Four of the divisions were
| represented at the meeting and it is
understood that two new teams will
be admitted to the league, nmely, di-
visions and 8. A committee was ap-
pointed to call on said divisions to in
vite them to join the league. At the
meeting Div. No. was represented
by Thos. Padden and Geo. Cleary;
Div. No. 4 by Thos. Devine. Spike
Harrington represented No. 6 and Div
9, headed by Joe Grogan, declared it.
self again in the field and anxious to
take the pennant again this year.
Another meeting will he held shortly,
when officers will be elected, bylaws
adopted, and grounds and prize COM
mittees will be appointed.
Rev. J. J. McMorrow, for the past
five years assistant pastor of the st.
Paul cathedral, bade farewell Sunday
to st. Paul and the cathedral parish.
He is called to an important post in
Boston, Mass.
Henry G. Haas, acting mayor has
appointed to the annual conference of
Charities and Corrections in st. Louis,
May 1926, the following delegates to
represent st. Paul Rev. ]. Donohue,
Rev. ]. O'Connor, Mrs. H. c. Quinlan,
Miss Clara Sommers, Mrs. ]. B. Mea-
CHER, A. w. Guthrie, Karl Koch, C. A.
Hultkrans, G. w. Ames, M. A. Nc
and DR.. H. L.'tTaylor.
Division No. 9, A. @. H. has issued
invitations for a dance and card party
to be given at Hibernian hall on
Thursday evening, April 9. The COM
mittee is made up in the majority of
young men, who seem quite active and
who are working earnestly to make
! this dance q success.
st. Paul Council No. 397 knights of
Columbus gave7its annual EMter ball,
Tuesday eveningnat its hall On Cedar
street. Only members and their ladies'
were present, but the membership is
very large and consequently the hall
was well filled.
The Shamrock club gave an Easter
dancing party at Hibernian hall on
Tuesday. Although the attendance
was not as large as usual, the club
was we'll satisfied and all the dancers
seemed to enjoy the evening. The
floor was good as also was the music.
The Senior Pupils of st. Joseph's
Academy gave a musical on Monday
afternoon in the school hail. The
special feature of the program was a
Reading by Miss Catherine Mccain.
Miss Mccain is anf'elocutionist of some
note, having completed her studies in
that art last year at Harvard.
Division No s, L. A. to A. o. H. will
entertain it's members and friends at a
card party on Monday evening, April
II, at Hibernian hall. The committee
in charge of the arrangements is max
ing preparations to accommodate a
large crowd Valuable prizes have
been secured for the occasion and are
offered as a special drawing card.
1t is generally understood that the
Auditorium will be selected for the
Jefferson day banquet to be given by
the Democrats Of the state on April
10, and the general public may occupy
the speechmaking, if they do not feel
like indulging in the banquet at a
dollar a plate. This Is likely to be the
plan acted upon at a special meeting
to be held shortly at Carvings. The
ub-committee will meet with the gen.
eral committee at that time, and
definite plans will be made.
Court Loyal and Court Minnesota Of
the Independent Order Of Foresters
will give dance and card party at
Hibernian hall on Tuesday evening,
April ~. The committee is indebted
to number of st. Paul merchants for
the valuable prizes to be offered for
card playing.
John Collins, 81 years old, died at
the City hospital Monday from can
Ger. A slight wound on his great toe
from a nail in his shoe, year ago.
developed into a cancer. Mr.. Collins
was roadmaster for the 500 line on
the division between st. Paul and
Rhinelander, Wis. Tuesday evening
his body was taken to Wisconsin for
interment. He leaves four brothers
and two sisters, in st. Paul; two
brothers in Alberta, Can; one in Fargo
N. D., and one in Fond du Lac, Wis
His father is Daniel Collins, 444 View
, street, this city.
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