The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-10-11
ST. PAUL NEWS

The session Of the supreme on
GERS and directors Of the Knights OF
Columbus closed in st. Paul Monday
with q dinner: at the Minnesota club.
The next meeting Of the officers will be
held in New York. The delegates left
for home last night. s...
Father P. ]. McGivny, brother Of the
founder Of the order, was reelected SUI
preme chaplain to serve for two years
more. At the business session the as
sembly found that the 100000 endow-
ment for the Catholic university at
Washington, which the order has been
raising, is about completed and the
money will be turned over to officers
Of the institution soon.
In the morning the visitors called on
Archbishop Ireland.
Mrs. Mary Buch and Mr.. Harley
Bennett Of Excelsior were quietly mar
ried Sept. so at / O'clock by Rev. James
M. Reardon at the Cathedral residence
in st. Paul. NJ and Mrs. Chester
Bickford 81 Exscss 5iSr y w aaas their only
attendants. After the ceremony the
bridal party motored3 to Minneapolis,
where they had dinner at the West ho-
tel. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett left for a
western trip, where they will visit
friends and relatives In Spokane, Seat
tie and Portland. After Dec. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett will be at home at Excel
sior. @
The annual meeting OF the Junior
Pioneer association was held at p. m.
Wednesday at the association rooms,
9th and Exchange streets. ..
omcers made their report for the
year and officers for the coming year
were elected. Plans for the coming
season were discussed.
An address was made by John w.
Willis. president Of the club.
The young members of the Division
No. 8, L. A. to A. O.. II. and Division
No. 4. A. O. H.. have organized a social
club and will entertain their friends at
a series Of dancing parties. The first
one will be given Monday evening. Oct
Is, at Hibernian halls.
The Guild Of Catholic Women held
it's first regular meeting Of the season
at 2 p. m. Monday, in the Wilder build
ing and had a presidents day program
which included a reception for Right
Rev. J. J. Lawler.
Plans for the meeting were perfected
at a meeting Of the executive board OF
the guild held Monday 4norning. There
was music. short talksf by officers. and
an address by Bishop Lawler.
Mrs. Anna o'Flynn.72 years old, for
nearly 40 years a:retident of Minneso-
ia. most of the time Is st. Paul, died
Friday at the home 81 her daughter in
Cfookston, after short illness. The
funeral took place from the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Garry, 625
1glehart, Monday. Services were held
at st. Joseph's church. 1nterment al
Calvary cemetery, Alrs: OFlynn waa
the widow Of Patrick O'F1ynn. who
died nearly a year ago in st. Paul
Since that time she had been living in
Crookston. Her birthplace was Toron-
to. Canada, where slfe lived for about
80 years. Three daughters, Mrs. James
Timmons, Mrs. Frank Garry. and Mrs
Z. w. Murphy, survive. ~ VI.
Frances Loretta, aGed % years, be.
loved daughter off, Eilie Nc Mahon
sos Van Buren, strsS died last Tues
day after a prolons Sd illness. The fun.
eral took place from the above resi-
dence Thursday. sefvtces were held al
81. vincent's church,. Interment wal
at Calvary cemetery. Miss Mcmahon
was an active member 81 Division No
.. Z A. to A. o.
4 colemsn F1ahesE aged Sc ,years
died Friday safser ons lllness. The
funeral took place eren the residence