The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-31
ST. PAUL NEWS
in AND AROUND THE CITY.

in AND AROUND THE CITY.
Our 100 officers and former officers of
the Minnesota national guard attended |
the second annual banquet of the or
ganization at the Saint Paul hotel Fri
day night. Maj. G. X. Shepard acted
as POSTMASTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Mulligan, 427 Day
tone avenue. announced the engage
ment of their daughter Marie Cecilia
to John Edward WEIGH of Merriam
Park. The wedding will take place in
June.
At Cretin high school class of 39l
will graduate. The exercises probably
will be held June II, although definite
arrangements have not been made.
From st. Joseph's Academy a class
of 40 will graduate. The exercises will
be held Tuesday. June 10, at Metropol-
itan opera house.
Although jessie Foot. the former
county treasurer, who is suffering with
blood poisoning at st. Luke's hospital,
has been complaining Of much pain,
his attending physician said there is
no immediate danger. The physician
thinks it will be necessary to operate
on the inflicted parts.
The funeral of Julia Murphy, aged
10 years, who died Wednesday, took
p1,oo fro,,, her 10 "a ~oe;5o,,o cco U,.+
Third street. Services were held at ST.
Mary's church. Interment was at CAL
vary cemetery. Mrs. Murphy is sur
vived by her husband, Dennis Murphy.
G. T. Redington, whose term as city
clerk expires June 10, will b. associ-
ated thereafter with the Farm Mort
gage Bond Co., 145 Endicott building,
in its insurance department. Mr.. Red
ington's wide acquaintance in st. Paul
and his many years of business expe-
rience before being elected city clerk
10 years ago are assurances that he
will be successful in his new field Of
activity. officers Of the company with
which Mr.. Redington will associate
himself are all prominent ST.. Paul Dusi'
ness men, as follows: ]. A. Hartigan.
president; William Butler, vice presi-
dent; Walter Butler. treasurer; ]. B.
Sullivan, assistant treasurer; Fred
sommers, secretary; Webster Wheel
ock, assistant secretary.
The marriage of Miss Irene Mary
o'Connor, 1915 Cleveland avenue, tc
Robert Whitacre Hargadine, took place
Tuesday morning, May 81, at st. James
Catholic church.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson McCree
Laurel avenue, announce the engage
lnent of their daughter, Elizabeth Hell
en- Drummond McCree. to Robert Good
rich Knight Of Staples, MINI. Tht
wedding will take place July is ut thu
summer home of the bride. Waverl.
cottage, Silver Lake, North st. Paul
The Cathedral school alumnae hell
it's annual banquet at the Emporium
tea rooms. There were forty guests
Miss Anna Kelly, president OF tn
alumnae, acted as toastmistress Min
classes Of the Cathedral college wer
represented. The program include
toasts from the graduating class, from
members of other classes and elias
prophecy. The alumnae gave its mint
annual dancing party last evening a
Junior Pioneer hall. The guests q
honor included Mines. Bernice Agee
, Cecilia Harmon. Margaret Kellehcl
Mary McGinnis, Harriet Mathieser
Ella Carlson and Agnes Coveny.
Miss Agnes Haggerty, 1857 Portlan
avenue, is spending the weekend wit
her grandmother, Mrs. c. Walsh of Fo
ley. MINI.
Miss Margaret Reid, Portland ave
nue.. entertained group of friend
\. Monday evening. The guests were tn
:. Misses Constance Purtell, Theodor
Steever, Helen Bork, Mercedes McDon
;, aid; Messrs. Paul Dorr. Gerald Prem
:. dcrgast, Arthur Geib, George Kennel
!, and Arthur Kennedy.
;. At meeting of the Women's We
fare league the following officers wei
, elected for the coming year: Pres
dent, Mrs. c. P. Moves; vice president
, Mesdames c. G. Higbee, w. L. Coco
kind, George Squires and Miss Floi
ence Rood, and Miss Julia Thompson
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.