The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-07-01

sAAN eoAAAaASACSulSut cAeIC1SeS VI belu-
lehem Academy of this place. On the
Friday evening prior the class present
ed THE Piper" a drama in four acts.
The graduates are as follows: Mary
Dryer, Bernice Hershey, Rose Far
rell, Laura Murphy, Isabella O'Grady,
Irene Dunn, Irene Leisander, Germain-
ia Payant, Mary Durkin and Ruth Nc
Laughlin. .t,
Benson, Minn.-The wedding of
Charles L. Kane and Miss Helen G.
Hoben took place at the Catholic
church of this place, wednesday, June
21. Rev. Father Shea celebrated the
nuptial High Mass. The bride was
attended by her sisters, Misses Gather
inc and Lorretto Hoban, and the
groom by his brother, William Kane,
OF International Falls and Leo Nc
Dermott, of this city Miss Mary Ho-
ban played Lohengrin's wedding march
and Miss Helen attended by her ia
Their and preceded by the maids,
marched up the aisle and were met at
the foot of the altar by the groom.
There the bride was given away by Mr..
Hoban and the couple and their at
PENDANTS formed in line at the sanctu-
airy and the wedding service was read
and the mass celebrated.
Morris, Minn.-The marriage of Miss
Catherin Agatha Shields of this city,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.
Shields, and Mr.. John F. Hall of Foley
Mimi, took place at the Assumption
church on Wednesday, June 21, in
the presence Of large number of
guests and relatives. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Edward Jones,
assisted by Father Kitowsh of Foley
High Mass was sung by the choir and
the bridal couple marched in to the
strains OF the Mendelssohn's wedding
march played by Miss Laura Stenger
after w,,.:cA Mr.. Swenson of Foley sang
.. Love You Dear Heart"
Belle PLANE, Minn.-Mr. Joseph ].
Moriarty who has the distinction of be-
ing the youngest member of the Min
nesota legislature, was united in mar
riage to Miss Henrietta Margaret Nc
CURE, of East Grand Forks. The
ceremony took place at the church of
the Sacred Heart in the latter city on
Tuacd3v Iuno On
Murdoch, Minn.-Mrs. w. H. Man
ney died at her home in Pillsbury
township, Monday, June II, 1911, after
several months illness. The funeral
took place from the De Graft Catholic
church, Rev. Father Lucey officiating.
Deceased leaves to mourn their irrep-
arabic loss, her husband; five children
Frank, Dudley, Mary, William and
Sarah; her mother, four sisters and
four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. D. Flet-
cher of Oregon, w. c.. Madison, T. j.
Kenny and M. Mcclure, Cornelius,
John E. of Oregon, Frank j., and
Charles H.
Savage. MINI. - On Wednesday
morning. June u, at st. Johns church,
occurred the marriage Of George Kear-
ney and Statia Mcnamara. Miss Burns
was bridesmaid and Eli Kearney,
brother OF the groom, was best man.
Fort Pierre, S. D.-Mss Sarah
O'Connor and Ives M. Johnson were
,i-ol m -:
church here June 81, Rev. Father Cul-
lton officiating. Miss Catherine O'Con-
nor was maid of honor and the four
bridesmaids were Misses Florence
Hanna, Pauline Daily, Jennie Sullivan
and Katherine Cary. A. j. johnson,
brother of the groom, was best man.
The young couple will make their
home at Fort Pierre.
Luverne, Minn.-Mrs. Edward Ma
loney, for thirty lone years RESIDENT
OF Rock county. passed away at her
home on East Vary street Wednesday
evening", June 2l, following a long ILL
ness from complications resulting from
humorous growths. Mrs. Maloney's
maiden name was Johanna Fitzgerald.
She was born at Abbey Fail, county of
Limerick, Ireland, siXty-one years ago
the first day Of last May. She immi-
grated with her parents to this coun-
try In 1863, and settled at Lanesboro,
this state. She was married to Ed
ward Maloney in 1869. Seven children
were born of this union, all of whom,
together with her husband, survive the
deceased. Funeral services were held
in the Catholic church in the presence
friends.