The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-01-08
ST.. PAUL NEWS


tude to their numerous friends for the
donations sent in during the past year,
as we'll as at the present festive sea-
son. Donations of all kinds were sent
and thankfully received, and we trust
! our Heavenly Father to reward our
many kind benefactors and give them
a happy New Year.
Monday evening will be Irish night
at Hihernian hall and if everything
comes out as planned big night it
will be. The entertainment is under
, the auspices OF Div. No. 4, A. o. H..
and Div. No. s, L. A. to A. o. H The
chief amusements will be dancing,
; card-playing and, best of all, Irish-folk
d;.ncing The doors of the hall will be
opened to the public at $3.50 at which
! time the music will commence.
The c. O. F. Social club entertained
at cards and dancing Wednesday eve
ming at Knights of Columbus hall. The
committee reported the affair sue
cess from financial as we'll as a So
cial standpoint.
John A. Hartigan, state insurance
commissioner reports that the state
insurance department receipts for 1909
We're $o4.890.41, an increase of S4,2SS.67
over the receipts for 1908.
The marriage of Miss Hatcher Geist
| and Charles G. Anderson, of New
York. took place Monday evening at
st. LuLe's church at IL o'clock. Rev.
Ambrose McNulty performed the cere-
; mony. The bride was attended by
! Miss Sybilla Hartman of Duluth and
Russell Moore acted az best man. Miss
; Florence Fetsch sang during the cere :
! mouy. After the ceremony breakfast
was served for the immediate family
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Donnelly, 9a2 Hague avenue Mr.. Ar
derson and his bride left for New York
Monday evening.
! Michael Doran, sr., who has been
i lying i'll for several weeks at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Elmer H. Dearth,
52S Dayton avenue, is reported as not
quite so well this week. He has shown
some signs of failing within the past
| lew days. He is troubled with an alb
scess on his jaw and the result is ner-
vousness and insomnia.
The report is current in st. Paul
| that the vacant bishopric at Winona
caused by the death of the late Rt
Rev. Joseph B. Cotter will be filled
by the appointment Of Very Rev. DR.
Patrick r. Hebron, head of st. Paul's
seminary. Father Hcffron Is = naXv,
OF Rochester, Mimi, and received his
clerical training in the seninaries OF
the old world. One Of his first charges
after his ordination was as parish
priest of the Cathedral of st, Paul
where he succeeded Father Johr
Stanley. who was created Bishop OF
Fargo, and who died year ago. Short
~ after the establishment of the St
Paul seminary, Father Hebron was
transferred to that institution snd
after brief career IS one of it's pro-
fessors. became it's rector and has con.
tinued In such ONCE for MANY years
While no official announcement ha.
been made, the report was received
with favor here in ST. Paul.
Division No 3, A. o. H., gave d
dancing party at Hibernian hall or
THURSDAY evening. A large crowd was
present and danced until after mid.
night. This is the sixth in a series OF
dancing parties given by the baseball
team of the above named division AMI
! Captain Brennan sa*s that it will M,
be the last Of No. 9's social affairs
The date for the next social event has
not been set as yet.
! Miss Lamb of ROBBIE street enter.
tained party of friends at her home
on Friday evening to ring out the
old and ring in the new" Favors were
won by Misses Irene Mooney, Grattan
and Clark, Messrs. Lamb, English an6
Grattan. Luncheon was served ri
1905 o'clock.
Miss Murphy Of Front street enter.
tanned a party of her friends at he,
home on Wednesday evening.
The thirty-fourth annual session O,
the grand lodge of the A. o. u. w. vii
meet in the old capitol Feb. Is and 1e
Five hundred delegates are expected
Ito attend, and the sessions, it is prom
Used, will be the most interesting tina,
the order has ever held. Many prom
! inent Aiinnesotans viii! attend, amons
them being Judge w. L. Comstock vi
Mankato. G. E. Larson and J. F. Nc.
CURE, st. Paul. will be the chief offi.
GERS OF the session.
The necklace contest in st. Patrick.
parish closed Monday Miss Susie