The Irish standard., 1913-08-23

Division No. 8. L. A. to A. o. H..
will entertain their members and
friends at basket picnic Sunday,
! Aug. 81, at Phalen park. A program
Of races will be run for which valu-
/ able prizes will be awarded. So.
Miss Marie Sweeney Of Magnolia
street and Miss Loretta Brady of
Eleventh street. returned Thursday
from Cyclone. Wis.,. where they have
been visiting for the last two weeks.
Archbishop ireland returned Sunday
from Milwaukee, where he took a
prominent part in the deliberations of
the convention Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Catholic Societies which has
Just come to an end. During the con-
vention Archbishop Ireland delivered
an address on America and Catholi-
cism." which attracted considerable
attention over the country.
! The funeral Of John Nevin, IS. 2s2
Harrison avenue. resident of st. Paul
for 81 years. who died at his home
Friday, was held Monday. Mr.. Nevin
is survived by q son. Hugh Neevin.
and three daughters. Mary w. Nevin,
Mrs. DR.. Ida A. Pearson and Mrs. A.
c. Stocker.
Mrs. Katherine Caron, 50 years old.
a resident of Minnesota for the past
forty years. died shortly after 8 a. m.
Saturday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Wagner, 62S Virginia
avenue. Mrs. Caron's death Saturday
marked the twentieth anniversary of
her husbands death on August 1e.
1893. She 10 survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Fred Wagner. Mrs. w. w.
Stack, Miss Caroline Caron and one
son. Philip Caron. all Of St Paul; a
sister, Mrs. NJ. Whalen, of Rosemount,
Mimi, and brother, James Larkin.
of Rush City. MINI. The funeral was
held Monday. Services at st. Vincent's
church. Interment in Calvary ceme-
terry.
Frank ]. Berrisford, 40 years old. q
resident of ST. Paul until three months
ago when he moved to Missoula, Mont,
died Wednesday night in the Missoula
hospital of a general breakdown. Mr..
Berrisford was in the service Of the
Northern Pacific dining car depart
ment for seventeen years. having
charge Of the Missoula dining station.
His wife and two children survive,
Mrs. Berrisford and son. Raymond.
being in Missoula at the time Of his
death. A daughter, Mrs. p. J. ver-
gosen, lives at 567 Carroll avenue
Funeral took place Monday from the
undertaking rooms of O'Halloran and
, Murphy. Services were held at st
Lukes church. Interrnent was in Cal.
vary cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. s. j. Wright
92s Paramount avenue. who died at st
Joseph's hospital Wednesday follow.
ing an operation. took place Saturday
at st. Lnke's Catholic church. Rev
Father Gibbons conducted the serv.
ices. The pallbearers were Paul Sea.
bury, F. Drake, Kenneth Rothschild
Harold Johnston. Fred Foley and VIII
liam Mclaughlin. Mrs. Wright for
merly was Brooklyn society girl and
enjoyed great popularity. She had
studied music under some Of the best
artists in the country and was well
gratified to go on into grand opera.
About the time of her marriage she
was offered one of the leading parts
in Henry Savage's production OF
"Everywoman." She gave up this ca
reer when she was married to Mr.
Wright about two years ago in New
York. They became residents of st
Paul soon after and we're the most
popular members of the younger set
Besides the husband the mother IL
survived by one child, a boy about 10
months old. Her death brings sorrow
to many friends in st. Paul and New
York.
Mrs. Ida McManus. for forty foul
years a resident of st. Paul. died
Tuesday at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred 8. Bryant, 443 Portland ave.
nue.. Mrs. McManus was 70 years Old
She was the widow of Thomas Nc.
Manus who died in 1885. The funeral
was held Friday from the Bryant resi-
dence. 1nterment was in Oakland
cemetery.
The body Of Dalbert Combs, IS. III
Bates avenue, who was drowned Sun
day in Lake Phalen when he fell from
his canoe, was recovered Monday
morning. The funeral was held We'd
nesday from the above residence
Services were at st. Johns church
Young Combs is survived by his par
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