The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-01-29
sr. PAUL NEWS


ming, Feb. 8. at Hibernian hall, No. l.
Cards will be played in hail No. 2 for
the same benefit. The members of both
divisions are working very hard to
make this q big success. as the cause
is most worthy. The widow Is a men,
Der Of Division No. and her late
husband was a charter member Of Di-
vision No. .. and very active men,
Der in his time. AS an extra drawing
card, cash prizes will be given for Irish
Jig dancing. Valuable prizes have been
secured for the card party.
There were many old-time residents
of st. Paul present Tuesday morning
at the cathedral for the solemn requiem
mass said for the late Judge Henry
O'Gorman, who formerly lived in st.
Paul. and later in Sioux Falls, 8. D.,
where he died. Right Rev. Thomas
O'Gormar. bishop of Sioux Falls, and a
brother of the decedent, celebrated the
high mass. Rev. Henry Mccall acted
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b-deacon. Rev. j. j. LAWYER pastor
of the cathedral, and other clergy par
ticipated in the funeral service and the
benediction was pronounced by Arch
bishop ireland. The pallbearers were
old friends of the deceased-Patrick
Keigher, Joseph McGheen, George w.
Freeman, Henry G. Haas. John c. Har-
rigan and Patrick O'Brien.
Division No. 8, l.. A. TO A. o. H., will
entertain their members and friends at
cards on Thursday evening. Feb. 3. at
Hibernian hall. Those in charge Of the
entertainment are as follows: Miss
Nellie Corcoran, Miss Mary McGarry
and Mrs. Doretta McMaNW.
| The funeral Of Willie Brennan, who
met his death in a tragic manner while
! playing on an oil tank in the Omaha
/ railway yards last Tuesday. took place
Thursday morning from the residence
of his parents, 1860 Saltwater avenue
at $3.50. Services were held at st
Johns church at $3.50. Eight little
schoolmates acted as pallbearers. In
terment took place at Calvary ceme-
| terry.
The St Paul Choral Art society en-
tertained their friends Tuesday eve
ming at knights Of Columbus hall, 400
Cedar street. The entertainment con-
sisted Of the program rendered before
the Schubert club two weeks ago.
Walter Logan. violin, and Rosario
Bourbon, violincello. both Of the st.
Paul Symphony orchestra, assisted in
the program.
Division No. 3, L. A. to A. o. H., met
last Thursday evening at Hibernian
hall. County President Nellie McColl
installed the following oflicers elected
for the year 1910: President. E. Hoff-
man; vice president M. Kenny: fnan-
cial secretary. E. McNally; insurance
secretary, N. Corcoran; recording Sec
rotary, d. McManus; treasurer. M.
Marshall; sergeant alarms, M. e. Nc
Mahon; sentinel, J. Cotty After the
installation program was rendered
which included piano solos BY Miss
Mae McCarty, Miss N. Doherty and
Miss Curtis; vocal solos by Miss Clarke
and Ed. Mullaney. Little Miss Callan
entertained with fancy dancing. She
was assisted by Mr.. Jerry Haggerty.
who is an old hand at Irish jigs and
breakdowns. A delicious luncheon was
served at the conclusion OF the pro-
gram
Division No. s. L. A. to A. O. H., held
their regular installation Of officers on
Monday evening at Hibernian hall.
County President McColl was the in.
stalling oficer. After the installation
ceremonies short musical program
was given. The entertainment was con.
cluded with light refreshments.
Division No. 2, L. A. to A. o. H., N.
stalled their newly elected officers or
Wednesday evening at Hibernian hall
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stalled the officers. The program afte,
the ceremonies consisted Of vocal and
piano solos and q number Of readings
Miss Quinn Of Clark street will en-.
terrain the Midnight Cupids" club a,
her home next Saturday evening. The
annual election Of officers will take
place on that evening and plans TO,
a sleigh ride party will be completed
Archbishop John Ireland gave din.
ner to the members Of the building
committee Of the new st. Paul cathe.
dral at the Ryan hotel Wednesday eve.
ming. Plates were set for 300 guests
The hall was appropriately decorated
ana music was furnished by a string
orchestra. Archbishop Ireland acted
a. toastmaster and after the dinner Dc.
Iivered an address on the progress and
future outlook Of the new edincs.