The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-10-26

! Miss Margaret Ubell, Izlehart ave.
was surprised by some of her friends
last Saturday evening. Among the
guests were Miss Marie Soucheray
Louise and Marie McGuiggian, Norma
Straight, Edna and Esther Borst, the
: Messrs. Adams; Gean and Frank DAM
Earl Morton, Jack Hanley, Stewart
jenkins, Joseph Morrisey, Clarence
Lamb and John Lang.
| With Archbishop Ireland present at
luncheon ana so members of the al
I un.ni attending the services the cele-
bratlon of the anniversary of the dedi-
cation of st. Mary's chapel at ST
| Paqrs seminary, and alumni day was
held at the institution last Friday. The
directors of the seminary combined
; both days that former students might
De present Solemn high mass was
celebrated in the chapel at 10 a. M,
followed by sermons by Rev. J. C,
Byrne, pastor of st. Mary's parish.
st. Paul; Rev. Michael ]. .O'Brien, of
st. Thomas parish, Minneapolis, and
Monsignor Riordan, chaplain of the
/ Sisters Of st. Joseph's home. A bus
mess session was held in the after
noon. Rev. Thomas Gleason, pastor
! of st. Johns Catholic church, was
elected president of the Alumni asso-
citation. About so priests from diff
ferent Northwestern states were pres
ent. Other officers: Rev. F. ]. schaef-
er, st. Paul, vice president; Rev. Will
liam Blum, Robblnsdale, treasurer;
Rev. William Cunningham, Red Wing.
secretary; Rev. j. A. Corrigan, Rev.
I. E. Cullen, Rev. T. A. Iciek, Rev.
John Dumpy. Rev. Leo CAM and Rev.
Thomas O'Hara, directors.
! Walter E. Tierney of st. Paul We'd
nesday was unanimously reelected
president of the Northwestern Mer-
chandise Brokers' association at the
annual meeting at the Merchants fo-
tel. Mr.. Tierney, who is one of the
best known men in the grocery job
bling trade in the Northwest, is the
Northwestern representative of J. B.
Inderrieden & Co., of. Chicago, with
headquarters in the Brokerage build
ing.
Other officers elected Wednesday
were 7. J. Preece, Minneapolis, vice
| ant all G.
secretary-treasurer; T. J. Preece, D.
D. Dix, st. Paul; c. c. O'Brien, Min
neapolis; R., H. Draper, Duluth; r. s.
Abernethy, Minneapolis, members of
the executive committee
President Tierney became head of
the association year ago. The as
ISOLATION has a large membership
throughout the Northwest. Mr.. Tier
ney was born in Rockford, Ill. He is
A years old and has lived in Minne-
sofa many years.
The biggest banquet in the history
of the University OF Minnesota alumni
association is. feing. planned for De-
SO"SA W. WIFI lAlS 81 LOUIS WILL SdlH-
er around the boards at the Palm room
in The Saint Paul, in the first big
almuni function ever held in st. Paul.
Dean George f. James of the commit
tee on arrangements who will preside
is arranging for four well known
speakers, among, whom will be Pres-
ident George r. Vincent and Pbilan-
der p. Claxton, United States COM
missioner of education.
The banquet will be feature of the
f1ftieth annual convention of the Min
nesota Teachers association, to be
held in st. Paul December to Z.
Dean James, who is president of the
association, expects the most success
full convention in the history of the
association. 1--WE want to make the
convention not only teachers affair."
but one for all who are interested in
the education of the children" said
Dean James. Live topics of the day
will be discussed by the best men in
their lines in the country, in a way
that will appeal to the interest of
those who concern themselves direct
ly or indirectly with education in Min
nesota: We want the parents espe-
clally to take part in the convention.
Anyone interested may become an as
sociate member by applying to secre-
tary ]. NJ. Glse of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dean cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary last Thursday at their home, 353
Summit avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
are old settlers in st. Paul. Mr.. Dean
is vice president of the Second Ma
tional bank.
Among the members Of the family
who We're present at the dinner were