The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-04-01
STATE CAPITAL NOTES

Easter ball at Hibc:nian hall on
Thursday evening, April 20. For the
entertainment of those who do not
dance progressive euchre party will
be played in Hall No. 2. ST. Thomas
College Cadet band will furnish music
| for the dancers.
| Miss Norma Brady of Branerd,
Mimi, who has been visiting Miss ELLA
Murphy Of Front street, has returned
home
! Miss Mollic Donahuc. 20 years of
age, died at her home. 500 Burr street
on Tuesday evening after an illness
OF six months. Miss Donahuc was
very popular among the younger peo-
pie OF this city and especially in st.
Patricks parish, where she has play
ed Il prominent part in church circles
and societies. Her many friends arc
much grieved at her loss and extend
their heartiest sympathy to hcr par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil j. Dolahue
and her sister Miss Agnes Don,hue.
Mrs. Catherine Myler. aged IS years,
died at he. home 256 Forbes avenue
last Wednesday. Mrs. Myler was born
in Ireland in 1888, coming to ST. Paul
| in 1856. She was the widow OF the
late James Myler and is survived by Il
sister, Mrs. James Mullaney, an adopt
ed daughter Mrs. d. c. Kennedy. and
a niece Miss Katherine Quirk. The
funeral took place from the above resi-
dence Friday at 9 a. m. Services were
held from the Cathedral at $3.50 a. IN.
lnterment at Calvary cemetery.
Miss Nellie M. O'Kccfc was enter
at Field and Schlick's tea rooms by
the teachers of the Mcclellan school,
Covers were laid for Is guests.
The sophomores in the English de-
partment Cleveland high school, gave
a successful performance of Il moral
ity play, written by members Of the
auditorium. There was large at
tendance.
Mrs. Mary Carr, aged IL years, died
at her home last Sunday. The funeral
took place from he. late residence, 424
Front st, Tuesday morning at $50 a.
m. Services were held at st. VIM
cents church at o'clock. Intermcnt
at Calvary cemetery,
The condition of former Mayor Rob-
ert A. Smith continues to improve.
and, although very weak yet, he is
gaining strength daily.
Bridget Josephine. aged 1G years, be-
loved daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Flaherty, died at her home, S64 Con-
way st. last Wednesday. The funeral
took place from the above residence
Saturday morning. Services We're held
from ST. Johns church. Interment ut
Calvary cemetery.
The children OF the Whittier school
gave an entertainment at st. Bernard S
hall on last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John A. Johnson, widow of the
late Gov. Johnson, is convalescine
from Il severe attack Of pneumonia
, contracted two weeks ago.
Henry Lauer, pioneer contractor OF
St. Paul, died at st. Joseph's hospital
last Friday. The funeral took place
, from his late residence, 37S ST. Clail
ST. Monday morning at $3.50 a. m
EScrvices were held from ST. Francis
church at 10 o'clock. Intcrment al
Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Ia,cr was one
of the best known construction mel
of the Northwest and was one Of tn,
charter members Of the builders In
change of st. Paul. Among the build
ings which he erected are the Ger
mania Life, the Pittsburgh, the new
, White House and st. Agnes church
He was fifty-n nine years old and haG
lived in st. Paul since 1878.
The Dome club, which is composed
of the wives and the daughters OF tho
state legislators, who are spending the
t winter in the erwin Cities were the
guests Thursday Of the state unlver-
, sity goods. The visitors spent the
morning in the class rooms and at
o'clock the students entertained then
at luncheon.
The ST. Paul College of Law, clns:
of 1913, will give its annual stag party
at the Hotel Ryan banquet room, the
evening Of April LIST. H. Granberg ant
r George Chaplin have charge of the af'
: fair. Joseph Barta will be toastmas'
l ter. and those who will respond to Tho
r various toasts, BASKETBALL, football ant
7 baseball, will be Walter Fosnes, II
? David and J. Angstman. A musica
, sketch written by members OF thu
) class in which Herman Goldman ant
l Chas. Mcdonald will take part, will
3 close the program for the evening"