The Irish standard., 1913-06-28
CITY IN BRIEF

- sAAN dD&WAASA
John Grover, II years of age, who
was drowned Saturday, was buried
Monday from st. Stephens Church.
The closing exercises of the Incar-
nation Parish took place June 18th
with an exhibition of the children's
work, which was largely attended.
Archie Stein and Florence F. Null
cahey were married at the Church Of
ST. Stephens at Nuptial Mass at nine
o'clock Tuesday, June Gath. Edward
]. Schlnitzer was groomsman and Jo-
hanna Mulcahey was bridesmaid.
The marriage of Miss Grace Maeby
and James Barry took place at nine
o'clock Wednesday morning, June II,
at st. Charles church, Rev. F. ]. Lang
officiating. A wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony at the home
of the bride. A reception was held in
the evening, about 100 guests being
present. Out-of- town guests were MI.
and Mrs. Ellis German of Duluth, Mrs.
L. Nelson of Lincoln, Neb., and Mr..
and Mrs. Hagen and Miss Mccoy and
Mr.. Mccoy OF st. Paul.
Miss Elsie Burke. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Burke, of 1918
Twenty first avenue north, was mar
ried to Robert Dahney Of Henderson,
Mimi, Tuesday morning of last week
at 8 o'clock at the Church of the AS
cension by Rev. j. Harrington. Miss
Clair Dahney was the maid Of honor
and Arthur Burke was best man. Mr..
Dahney and his bride left for trip
to the Pacific coast and will be at
home in Henderson, Mimi, after Aug.
/. The bride wore a travelling suit of
blue cloth and white panama hat.
The marriage Of Miss Letitia Ryan
to Harry E. Dickinson was solemnized
at the Church of st. Stephen Wednes-
day morning of last week, Rev. Faith
er Gaughan officiating. The church
was attractively decorated and about
q hundred friends were present After
the ceremony a breakfast was served
to members of both families and i'm
mediate friends. In the evening from
8 to 10 o'clock a reception was held
at the home of the bride. About fifty
guests attended. Mr.. Dickinson and
his bride have gone east on their we'd
ding trip and will be at home at 4342
Garfield avenue south, after Aug. 1.
Caught in a storm while on a bust
ness trip in his automobile early last
week, Charles F. Poehler, well known
grain man, contracted. q cold which
caused his death late Tuesday. HI
was at his desk at the Chamber o.
Commerce Wednesday of last week
The funeral took place today at Mr.
Poehler's former home in Henderson
Mr.. Poehler succeeded his father
four years ago as president of the Pa
cific Elevator Co. and vice presiden
of the H. Poehler Co. For rs year.
he had been associated with thes'
concerns. Surviving him are his wild
ow, his mother, ty o sisters and two
brothers.
Two benefits will be given undel
the management of the committee O.
Is appointed by Mayor Nye to rais'
funds for the relief of the families o
the two f1remen killed in the Nortl
High school fire. This was decided
upon by the committee at it's meeting
held in the mayors room Wednesday
In addition to the two benefits in
dividual subscriptions can be made b,
those who wish and individual manag
ers of moving picture theaters VIII
volunteered the use of their house
and entertainments may give any bene
Mt performances in their theaters Of
any dates they may choose. The tw
benefits will be dance at the armor,
to be held July 18, and moving pic
ture show and a performance of tn
musical comdy, 1.-THE Mountain Maid,
written and produced by high schoc
students, many from the school Il
which Captain John Gray and Franz
Kanesky lost their lives, to be give
1t the Auditorium, July %.
Death Of Mrs. Catherine Quinn.