The Irish standard., 1910-11-19
sf. PAUL NEWS

sion mo. 8, u. A. TO "A. ~. II. at I'll
bernian hall on Monday evening. State
President Mary B. Daley, State ms.
Secretary Margaret Grady, and State
Secretary Ella Heating were present
to extend their congratulations to Mrs.
Conroy. In all the addresses the
young division was complimented on
it's rapid growth and the interest mani
tested by all it's members in the up
building of the organization.
The Social club of the c. o. Forest
ers gave card party and dance on
Wednesday evening at Knights of Col
umbus hall, 400 Cedar street.
National President James j. Regain
has returned to this city from Garlic
ton, where he attended the unwilling
{! of General Shields monument. Mr.
Regain took an active part in the
ceremony, representing the Ancient
Order of Hibernians.
| Division No. l.. A. to A. o. H.,
gave the first dancing party Of the sea-
son at Odd Fellows, Reaney street,
en- Monday evening An unusual large
crowd was in attendance and good
time was furnished to ali present
| A large number Of friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. r. ]. Clarke on
Litchfield avenue on last Tuesday eve
ming to congratulate him on his cleo
| tiop DC rarrae opto+;yo of Tho Och die
trict. The party consisted of his most
ardent supporters and faithful work
ers who had worked strenuously for
Mr.. Clarke since the opening of the
campaign. His election was not un.
looked for, however
The St. Paul Shamrock club will
give their next dancing party on
Thanksgiving evening at Hibernian
hall
The marriage of Miss Verna Sample,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Sample,
Eaton avenue, and George F. Kumrow
took place Wednesday morning at ST.
Michael's church at 9 o'clock. Miss
Nora Sample, sister Of the bride, was
maid of honor, and Miss Florence
Raasch was bridesmaid. Mr.. Clarence
Mahr was best man and William kum-
row was .groomsman. James ]. Sandy
and Eugene Doherty were ushers., AZ
ter the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the bride,
Eaton avenue, and an informal recep.
ton was held in the afternoon for the
relatives and intimate friends.
Captain r. L. German, for many
years chief clerk of the Board Of Pub
lie Works, is seriously i'll at the city
and county hospital with gastritis.
Captain German is one of the Oldest
employees of the city. About year
ago he was injured by fall and his
health has been poor since that time.
Missionary work of the Paulist
Fathers was opened at the Cathedral
Sunday morning at 1920 The work
is under the direction of the Rev. T..
]. Mullaly and the Rev. D. C. Carey
of Boston, who at present represent
the Paulist mission of Chicago. The
first week Of the mission was for the
women, the devotion for the men com.
mencing Sunday and continuing
through next week. The daily pro.
gram for the service includes an early
mass and sermon at $3.50 and mass
and sermon at $3.50 a. m. The prin.
cipal service of the day is held at 4
p. m.
| F. r. McManus, Milwaukee, Wis,
formerly in charge Of the United
States secret service, Department of
Wisconsin, has been transferred to St.
Paul, where he will take charge of
the territory included in Minnesota
and the two Dakotas. Frank w. Som.
mer, formerly in charge at st. Paul,
has been transferred to St. Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Haas ar.
rived in St. Paul Sunday morning at.
ter wedding tour in the East. They
will make their home at 214 George
street. Mr.. Haas was quietly married
in Chicago, November 4, to Miss Alice
Moran, daughter Of the late Judge
Moran Of that city, and sister-in-law
of M. P. Ryan Of st. Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryan attended the wedding. Mr.
Haas resumed his duties as assessor
Monday morning.
The North Central Commercial club
organized and maintained by business
men in the district of which Wabasha
f, and Rice streets is the center, ia
planning home of it's own, and at a
Injecting last week appointed com
nittee CT which Thomas Spence is the
chairman to select site. The club
has building fund of $4,000.
Ia mes Whalen, 40 years old, :,
swicchman employed by the Northern
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