The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-03-07

number Of non Catholics received into
the church last year by the Paulists
in Chicago numbered over one hun
bred.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Green Isle, NINA new silver
plated Censor was used for the first
time at Vespers on last Sunday even
ing-the gift Of the Altar boys to the
parish. Father Doyle commended the
boys for their thoughtful zeal, and
expressed the hope that their exam
pie would be q source of inspiration
to others to whom God has given in
abundance. In this connection the
pastor suggested the following arti-
cles that are needed for the church:
A new holy water pot, candlesticks,
missal stand, monstrance.
Green Isle, Minn.-The committee
in charge of the st. Patrick's Day en-
tertainment report satisfactory prog
ress in the preparation of the various
features of the program. Vaudeville
numbers will make up the major por-
ton of the entire program, while
three thrilling playlets will supply the
comedy-drama features.
Duluth, NINA pretty wedding
that took place recently was that of
Miss Irene Sinnott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Sinnott, 200 North
Fifty-sixth avenue west and Chris Dau-
gard. The service was read at
o'clock by Rev. D. w. Lynch at the
parsonage of st. James Catholic
church. 721 North Fifty-seventh Ave.
west. A wedding dinner followed at
the home of the brides parents for
immediate relatives and friends. Mrs.
James Smith sang 20 Promise Me"
and Miss Julia Doyle gave group of
piano numbers. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mollie Doyle, and AL
bert Lauerman was best man.
Duluth, Minn.-The members of the
Cathedral Dramatic club will present
"Myles Aroon," comedy in four acts,
st. Patrick's day in the Cathedral au-
ditorium, under the direction Of Mrs.
A. V. Kelly, dramatic instructor of
the club. The cast is: Myles Aroon,
young Irish gardner; James w. Ly-
don; Squire Thornton, the last Of
wicked family, F. Archie MCDOWELL;
Joe Upton, a backyard sporting man,
Edmund F. Killeen; Mike Carney,
Lady Glover's gardener, P. w. Casey;
Pat Phelan, a cattle dealer, James A.
Patt; Gerald Fosdyke, young Dublin
solicitor, George w. Atmore; police
officer. Edward easy; Lady Glover,
widow of the late Sir John, Miss Mary
Quinn; Nellie Glover, Lady Glover's
only child, Miss Virginia Smith; Moth
er Bet. an old witch, Miss Elizabeth
Donovan; Maggie Farrell, Myles'
sweetheart and Nellies' nurse. Miss
Ethel Grenier; Mrs. Farrell, Maggies
mother, Miss Mae Lydon; Lucy
O'Shea, guest of Lady Glover, Miss
Belle Powers; Anne O'Connor, guest
of Lady Glover, Miss Anne Toben;
Nora, peasant girl, Miss Belle Pow
ers; Katie, peasant girl, Miss Anne
Toben.
Duluth, Minn.-"Down East" is the
name of three-act drama to be CIV
en- by the young people Of st. James
Catholic church, March II, at the
Great Eastern hall, 210 North Central
avenue. Those in the cast are: Alex
Bethune, Clifford Bujold, Frank Sears,
Roy Sears, Leo Deutsch, Miss Agnes
Ehr, Miss Cecilia Schultz and Miss
Emeline Brett.
Rochester, Minn.-Last Sunday was
big day in local knights of Column
bus circles. There were visitors from
neighboring cities in large numbers
to witness the work of the order. 1t
was a pleasant day in lodge circles
and it was observed in a enthusiastic
manner. Saturday night there had
been work in the first degree, and
Sunday afternoon the second and
third were conferred to a class of for
ty-five, District Deputy P. J. Barth
being here from Winona for that pur-
pose. The work was carried out in
the gymnasium of the parish school
building. Following this banquet was
served by the ladies Of the Altar So
ciety in the parlors Of the church. Two
hundred and sixteen were seated at
the first table and one hundred at the
second. The gentlemen then retired
to the lodge room in Hebron high
school, where q smoker was enjoyed
until the hour for departure of the
many visiting knights.
Wabasha, Minn.-Wabasha Council
No. 8S1. Knights of Columbus, is max
ing arrangements for the initiation Of
large class Of new members on Sun.
day, March 8. Elaborate preparations
are being made, and large crowd is
expected for the occasion.
Winona, Minn.-The Catholic won.
en- of Winona, Mimi, have organized
the st. Rose Of Lima Guild. which has