The Irish standard., 1913-01-18

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| Mrs. Daggett was born in Wisconsin
Aug. II, 1859, and came to Minneso-
ia with her parents shortly after
! wards. The funeral took place at
Elysia1, at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing.
! Division No. 8, "A. o. H., entertained
their members and friends at a basket
! social Jan. 10th, at Hibernian halls.
The following committee were well
| pleased with the financial returns.
Sam Conley, NJ. j. Ridge, VIM. Gro
gan, Joseph Foley and 7. A. Rafferty,.
The ST. Paul Shamrock club enter
| tanned their members and friends at
its sixth dancing party of the season
| Wednesday evening, Jan. 10th, al Hi-
bernian hall. The ball was we'll at
| tended and proved a great success
| Plans for entertaining the state en-
gineer's convention here Feb. II, IL
and 10 We're made at the meeting Of
the st. Paul Civil Engineers Society
i 'SAAASoNe1S A1lSIlI dt IllC Olu CAPITOL
L. Il. Wolf, G. II. Herrold and w. l..
King We're appointed as committee
| to look after the details Of entertain-
rient. ]. H. Armstrong, county sur
veyor, was elected president for the
! coming year. "A. r. Starkey was
elected vice president, o. O. Pomeroy.
secretary and Oscar Palmer, Treas
urer.
| st. Thomas College has organized a
| new hockey club. formed with so
members. w. Holland Murphy holds
the position of president, F. Vaughn
and John Culligan We're elected Sec
rotary and treasurer respectively. The
| arranging Of the schedule is in the
| hands of M. P. Kelley, who has been
! elected manager of the team. It is
| Planned to play the local high school
teams as We'll as those OF the Mill
| City. IL possible a contest will he
scheduled with u seven composed of
representative players from the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
The wedding Of Miss Kathleen
y brlen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen O'Brien OF Tacoma, Wash.
and Herbert Schultz Robb, formerly
CT this city, took place last Tuesday
IN Tacoma. The wedding was a quiet
affair owing to the recent death Of
the brides grandmother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robb will be at home after Feb.
Is at Kirby, Wash. Miss O'Brien was
one OF the most popular slebutantes
IN st. Paul two seasons ago. She is
niece OF Miss Lima O'Brien.
Thomas c. Garfield, 81, pioneer St
Paul resident, died at his apartments
BAL st. Peter ST., early Thursday
morning. Mr.. Garfield came to ST
Paul % years ago. He was engaged
III the brokerage business at the time
Of his DEATH The funeral took place
Rom the undertaking rooms of O'Hals
loran & Murphy Monday at s:45 a. m.
Services We're held at the Cathedral
at o'clock. 1nterment was in Call
| vary cemetery.
Word has been received in st. Paul
| of the death of John f. Brennan. aged
81 years, at Lakeville, MINI. The fu-
! neral took place from his residence at
Il. m. Wednesday,, Jan. 15 Services
We're ut All Saints church. Lakeyilre
Mimi. lnterment was in Lakeville
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. O'Regan.
| 1773"Laurel avenue, announce the en-
| sagement OF their daughter Irene Ce-
celia, to James Ward Goodman of
Helena, Mont, formerly OF st. Paul.
The wedding will take place in April.
Mr. and Mrs. William o'Rrien, Miss
Alice O'Brien, 1924 Summit avenue,
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Connor
t2 South ST. Adams street, left this
city Thursday for an extended south
| ern trip. They will visit in Havana
| and Panama.
| Examinations for students of ST.
Paul Seminary began Thursday and
will continue Friday. The examina.
tons will conclude the schools first
semester. Archbishop John Ireland
and Bishop John Lawler assisted sew
efal visiting prelates and clergy in ex-
| aiming the papers. The feast day Of
st. Paul, patron saint of the seminary.
Jan. %. will mark the close or the
semester.
| Members oil the Mechanic Arts high
school glee club presented their first
performance Thursday night in the
school assembly room. "TEe Girl in
Pink" is the title of the opcretta Civ
en- The play was written by several
| members of the club. Miss Florence
NJ Briggs, faculty member, staged the
play. Among the songs is 1.-THE Doggy
Man, written by George Robinson and