The Irish standard., 1910-04-30


Clarke and Miss Margaret Hawkins
Mr.. James G. Cahill delivered an ad-&
| oress on the part the Irish womes
play in the cause of Ireland. The
reading rendered by Miss Hawkins
was her own composition and dealt
with the work of the Daughters IF
Erin. Miss Hawkins rendition of tho
piece was splendid. a
DIVISION No, 6, A. O. H., gave a
uancing party at Hibernan hall on
Wednesday evening. A large crowd
was present and voted the affair
grand success.
rather James Donahuc, assigned to
DUTY In the juvenile court, addressed
the sociology class from Carleton
college, Mortified. Mimi, Monday in
the juvenile court room. Tho c,,ss
composed of IS women and 25 mon
came to st. Paul expressly to hear +h.,
lecture. and returned to the college
Monday afternoon. Father Donahue
told of the institution of the court and
the methods in which it is conducted
| he also spoke interestingly on the
psychology of the juvenile criminal
and told of some of the things accnr,-
plishcd by the court.
| j. w. Mulligan. aged 81 wears, son
OF James II. Mulligan, contractor. and
Anna M. Mulligan. died at the resi-
oehce OF his parents, 1868 West Min
nehaha street, Thursday Til. fune
raj took place from the above resi-
dencc and the services were conduct
cd at st. Nincent's church.
nj. j, Kane. president of the Kane
Land company Of st. Paul, and Dennis
Murphy of saltwater have purchased
the Cooper Hughes ranch near (,rcat
rails, Mont, according to dispatches
received in ST. Paul. The ranch COLI
Jams 10000 acres and was purchased
for 100000 Both Mr. Kane and Mr..
Murphy are in Great Falls, Mont.
! rho marriage of Miss Emma Flora
OHricn, West George street, and Mr..
HchrN Gerharz took place at st,
| Michaers church Wednesday morning
at o'clock. Mrs. William Rae, Bill
l1ngs, Mont, acted as maid of hono~.
Miss Jessie O'Brcn, Miss Mamie
| blanchard and Miss Dibblc we're the
bridesmaids. Anthony Gerharz atteud-
cd the groom. John Clifford, William
Rca and Harry Higgins ushered the
guests. After the marriage ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home to the brida! party. A
reception was held in the evening at
$50 o'clock.
| William Murphy Of the firm Of
OHalloran & Murphy, undertakers.
has arrived at his home. 15G Farring-
ton avenue, after several months In
the South, Mr.. Murphy is much i'm
proved in health
The young men OF st. Thomas coll
legc gave dancing party Monday
evening at the hall, Dayton and Moore
avenues.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Car
emnized last Wednesday, morning at
st. Andrews church. Rev. Father
Willoughby officiated. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Birdie
Carhoy. Mr.. John MCGUIRE a brother
of the groom. acted as best man. Aft
or the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the brides home, Stin-
son avenue. followed by a reception in
the evening at 7:3O.
The Ncighborhood club was enter
tanned last Wednesday, afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fl. Mcclure, Eyer
ton street. I'avors were won by Mrs.
j. II. Towlerton. Mrs Il. e. Cardinal
and Miss Gibbons Miss Katherine
Burns, Arkwrght street, Gill be the
next hostess.
The marriage of Miss Mary Nc
Quillnn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
i. Mc[Quilan of Scby avenue and
Mr. John Donohuc took place Tuesday
at ST. Lukcs church, Portland avenue
and Victoria street, Rev. Father Dillon
officiating The attendants were Miss
Alice McQuillan and William Wall
work. The ushers were William Hall
and Eugene Dougherty. Prof. Bruen-
ner played the wedding music and
Mrs. S. S. Hesselgrave sang during
the ceremony. Tho bride wore white
messaline satin trimmed with point
lace and full tulle veil Her bouquet
was a shower Of lilies Of the valley
and white sweet peas. Miss Alice
McQullan wore lavender crepe de
chine and carried marguerites. A
wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the brides parents and only
the relatives were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donohue left for a short wedding
trip and will be at home at East Shore