The Irish standard., 1912-09-21
FROM DULUTH

EkOM DULUTH
Miss Marie Nicholson and Vincent
Burdash were married at $3.50 o'clock
last Monday morning at the st. James
Catholic church. The Rev. D. w.
Lynch. pastor of the church, read the
service. Miss Nicholson was attended
by Miss Stella Harvey as bridesmaid.
| and Charles Burdash q brother Of the
groom, was best man. The wedding
march was played by Miss Blais. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Nicholson of South Fifty-seventh
avenue west. Mr.. and Mrs. Burdasl1
left in the afternoon on two weeks
wedding trip and will be at home af-
ter Oct. 1 on North Fifty-sixth ave-
nue..
Miss Nellie Dunleavy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dunleavy, 1T North
Fffty-eighth avenue west, and Norris
B. Easley Of Omaha, Ncb., were mar
ried Tuesday morning at O'Clock at
the st. James Catholic church. Miss
Dunleavy was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Catherine Dunleavy, and
John H. Eagan was best man. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Easley
left in the evening for the Twin Cities
and will spend part of their we'd
ding trip visiting friends there and in
Sioux City, S. D. They will be at
home after Oct. 1, at Omaha.
Bishops Club Of Duluth.
The Bishops club will open its club
season with a musical and social eve
ming on Tuesday. Oct. 1. at the club
rooms. Bishop McGolrick will speak
on the club work for the year and
there will be musical program ar
ranged by Mrs. A: A. Deslauriers. The
years program, which deals with
South America and with a study of
Catholic women writer's Of America
will be supplemented by review of
the Book OF Proverbs and musical
numbers and readings at each pro-
gram.
The years program is as follows
October 1.
Musical and social. Talk on years
work, Bishop McGolrick. Musical pro-
gram. Mrs. A. A. Deslauriers. Social
committee - Mrs. e. f. Kelley, Mrs,
W. F. Murnian, Miss Grace Bertram,
Miss Diana La Tendresse. Miss Anna
La Tendresse. Mrs. ]. H. McLish, Miss
b. Newcomb, Miss Cecil Boyle, Miss
Kathryn Bolin. Miss Kathryn Farrell.
October IS.
Leader, Miss Lillian Kenny, bible
study. Book Of Proverbs. chapters 1
and 2. General view of South Amer
ica-"Mineral Wealth" PLANT Life"
1.-The Aborigines," Men Prominent In
Its History" Book review 1.-THE
Awakening of Nation" Charles T.,
Lummis.
October 20.
Leader, Miss Susan Pau. Bible
study. Book Of Proverbs. chapters 3
and 4. Missionary work in South
America-Early history, rise, spread,
prosecutions; Mary Theresa Wag-
gaman.
November 5.
Leader. Miss Maude Bolin. Bible
study. Book of Proverbs, chapters s
and s. Venezuela" A. Catherine
Hinkson.
November 10.
Leader. Mrs. William Craig. Bible
study. Book Of Proverbs, chapters z
and 8. Peruvian Pottery:" Mary
Catherine Crowley.
December 3.
Leader, Mrs. A. M. Russell. Bible
study, Book of Proverbs, chapters 9
and 10. British, Dutch, French
Guiana" Eleanor c. Donnelly.
december II.
Musical and social. Musical pro-
gram. Mrs. A. 8. Jackson. Social
committee-Mrs. J. L. Dorsey, Mrs. H.
w. Cheadle, Miss Octavia Forgette,
i Miss Charlotte Crowley, Miss Theresa
Long, Miss Pauline Kreimer, Miss
Gertrude Gonska. Miss Frances Toben,
Miss Catherine McPartlin.
January Z.
Leader. Mrs. John Turge. Bible
study, Book Of Proverbs. chapters II
| and IL. Brasil" Book review, "Wild
Olive" Basil King,
January Fl.
Leader, Miss Louise Lyons. Bible
study. Book of Proverbs. chapters Is
| and II. Panama" Mrs. Sadler.