The Irish standard., 1913-05-03
Our Societies $
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Mrs. John J. O'Connor Of Crooks ton
and Mrs. John Bailey of New York
are guests of Mrs. Nellie Hurley, 99S
Oakdale avenue.
Gordon Blake of Seattle. Wash, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Purtell, Ashland avenue.
Division No. 8, A. O. H., and Div.
No. 6, l.. A. to A. 0. H. extends to
their members and friends an invita-
tion to attend their joint dancing par
ty Wednesday evening, May Ia. at
Hibernian hall. Music will be fur
nished By Ollrenshaw's orchestra. The
NJ. Barrett. NJ. Sullivan, X. Lynch. NJ.
Hart, NJ. McGarry and +. McC;arry:
Messrs. w. Ridington, J. Murphy, w.
T.. Doyle, T. Powers and NJ. Mckinley.
Division No. s. l.. A. to A. o. H.,
entertained their members and friends
at a benefit dance and card party
Monday evening at Hibernian hall.
Another feature of the evening was
the drawing for handmade COM
forter of which Mr.. Frank Doerg was
the winner. Receipts from the affair
amounted to $145.
The May Day entertainment given
by the Juvenile Div. No. /, l.. 4. to
A. O.. H., at Hibernian hall Thursday
evening was grand success both So
cially and financially. This entertain
ment was the first of it's kind to be
given in this state. The principal
features Of the affair was the crown
ing of the May Queen. Miss Margaret
Keliher, and the Hoop dance
The knights of Columbus opened
their now hall with a formal ball
Wednesday evening, April 30. Gov
ernor Eberhart and Mayor Keller were
the guests of honor.
"Hibernian Might" consisting of a
grand ball, jig and reel dancing and
cards, will be given under the aus
pices of Division No. ., A. O. Fl. and
Div. No. q L.. A. to A. o. H., at Hi
bernian halls Friday evening, May .,
dancing $1.00. Valuable prizes will be
awarded for cards. The following are
on the committee: Misses NJ. Nolan
M. Mcclure, NJ. Clarke. M. GAVIN, C.
Carron, r. Coushin, n. Dunford. NJ
Boston. B. Colbert, F. O'Toole, II. Ly-
ton, E. Margach and NJ. Colbert:
Messrs. l.. McDonough, J. Grogan, M.
Walsh, T. Ridden, j. Cramln, R. Leon
ard. D. Gallahue, Nj. Dillon. G..
Clarke, M. Ridge, w. Powers, j. NC
Gee. Il. Shannon. W. Grogan, p. Dris-
coll. J. Hankard and Jas. Nolan.
Mrs. George r. O'Brien, 649 Port
land avenue, announces the engage
ment Of her youngest daughter. Marie
Antoinette, to William GRAY. The
wedding will take place the latter part
OF June at the home of the bride,s
mother,
The Juvenile a. Q. II. met and de-
feated the Jefferson All Stars in a.
rast game Sunday afternoon on the
latter grounds. by II to 9. The fea-
ture Of the game was the hitting OF
PenderEast and the fielding of Ken
alley. Next Sunday the Hibernians
VIII line up against the Quicksteps on
the latters' grounds. The Juvenile A.
.. H. would like to hear from the
May Shoe Juniors and the Highwood
seconds. For games call Cedar 1852
Manager Russell Burke.
Catholic grade school athletic
league will be organized at A. meeting
Of representatives of the 20 Catholic
schools in st. Paul at st. Thomas coll
lese Tuesday. There are nearly 10000
pupils attending Catholic schools in
st. Paul. and the object OF tho league
will be to encourage active interest in
athletic games. A summer baseball,
schedule for the different schools will,
be arranged at the meeting.
Mrs. Josephine Cummings. ST. An
thony avenue, announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Rose Anna. Ia
John L. McCool. The wedding will
take place in June. Mr.. and Mrs p,
f. Maendler. 272 Dayton avenue. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Myrtle Angela. to Albert
Lee Runyon OF this city. The wedding
will take place the early part of June.