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

Miss Alice A. Elmer was married
to Charles A. Lanigan at Z o'clock
Wednesday morning, June 21st, Rev.
Father Lyden officiating. The bride
is the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ebmer, old and respected res
idents of Duluth and until the mar
riage was a popular teacher in the
Franklin school The bride was at
tended by her niece, Miss Alice Cher
ing of st. Paul, and the groom's best
man was his cousin, Charles E. Lam
igan. The groom is we'll known in
mining circles, being the popular sec
rotary and assistant treasurer of the
Almar Mining Co. A wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides parents. The happy couple
left on a honeymoon trip to the Twin
Cities, Chicago, Cleveland and Buffa-
10, and on their return trip will spend
few days at Detroit, Mich, before
coming home. Mr.. and Mrs. Lanigan
will be at home at 331 East Fifth St
after August LIST.
Albert Scanlon won the prize on the
evening of 10Th, at the oratorical con-
test at the Cathedral hall in which
the members of the Junior class of the
Brothers high school competed. His
subject was THE American Ballot"
The medal was donated by the An
Gent Order of Hibernians and his OPP
ponents were Archie Mcdowell, Ed
ward +. Casey, Paul Tuohy, Edward
Dillon, Harry E. Ryan and James
Patt Mayor NJ. B. Cullum, Francis
Sullivan, Leo Ball. W. 8. Mccormick,
Fred L. Ryan, Joseph B. Cotton and
j. l.. Washburn, the judges, had con-
siderable difficulty in arriving at any
decision as the subjects were all on
live questions. and the boys gave
marked evidence of careful study, a
thorough knowledge of the topics
handled as we'll as excellent power of
delivery. Right Rev. Bishop James
McGolrick gave short talk to the
members of the eighth grade gradual
Ing class and diplomas were distribu-
ted to James Barrett, James Gala
CHER, Earl Billadeau, Thomas Glenn,
Arthur Dillon, Harold Haley, Francis
Farrell, Albert Hart, Emmett Haynes.
Edward Murphy, James Kelly, Richard
O'Neill, Frank Mcdonnell, Joseph Os-
wald' Michael McGraw, William
Quinn, Arthur McManus, Charles Riv-
ers, Charles Stubler. Roy Tourville
John Thomas and Edward Walsh.
An audience which taxed to the ut
most the capacity of the Cathedral
high school witnessed the graduating
exercises of the Cathedral grade
school and the girls high school
Bishop McGolrick gave a short talk.
after which the diplomas were dis
trlouted to the girls as follows: Sci
entific course-Miss Anna Schriever.
Miss Charlotte Junker Miss Alice
Thomas, Miss Kathryn Haley, Miss
Belle Powers, Miss Grace La Vaoue
and Miss Marie Sarazin. CONNER
clal course-Miss Helen Mackey and
Miss Mary O'Grady. Stenography-
MISS Mary Letourneau and Miss Mar
celia Counihan. From the eighth
grade certificates were given Edna
Mardorf, Bertille Melanson, Clara
Beerhalter Florence Lynch, winifred
Magee. Nellie Quinn, Ruth Mcmahon
Mary Casey, Florence Denny, Jennie
Dugan, Mary Scanlon, Katherine
Fetz' Nora Mcintyre and Pauline Ry
an. Penmanship diplomas from the
Palmer school of writing were con.
ferred upon Clara Beerhalter, Nora
. mcintyre Florence Lynch, Jennie
Dugan, Martha Grueson, Edna Camp
bell, Mary Benda, Mary scanlon.
Gertrude Mackey and Mary Condor,
A picnic has been announced for
the 4th of July for the benefit of the
s st. James Orphanage. All the parish
es OF the city are to take part. A large
] program of sports has been arranged
and q good time is generally expected
II; One of the attractions of the day
VIII be Fourth of July address by D.
~. Lawler of st. Paul, former mayor
s6of the capital city and one of the most
forceful orators in the state. Mr..
ssI LAWYER is well known in Duluth and
VI his address is expected to attract
4 many people. A large space around
the orphanage grounds has been clear
#ed, giving an ideal picnic ground. The
clearing has been done with view to
y removing distractions from the
ground and at the same time leaving
ss5enough trees for adequate shade, and
the picnic grounds will be beautiful