The Irish standard., 1914-12-26
DULUTH NEWS.

lie Order of Foresters, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year at
meeting in Cathedral hall:
Chief ranger, James Higgins; vice
chief ranger, R. Delletersche; record
ing secretary, J. P. McKinnon; finan.
cial secretary, William Haley; treas.
urer, Thomas E. White; speaker, John
Brown; trustees, ]. v. Sexton, Neil Nc.
Grill and Barney F. Forrestal.
st. Anthony court, No. 1927, Catho-
lie Order of Foresters, held its annual
election of officers for the ensuing year
in ST. Anthony hall, Third avenue West
and Second street. The following of.
icers were elected: Mrs. Charles
Piering, chief ranger; Mrs. Frank
Bernhard, vice chief ranger; Mrs. e.
A. Huot. recording secretary; Mrs. X.
Scholler. financial secretary; Mrs. F. ].
Piering, treasurer; Mrs. M. Miller, Mrs.
w. Soukup and Mrs. H. Landolt, trus-
tees. Installation will take place with
st. Francis court, No. 1850, early In
January.
Mrs. E. A. Huot has held the office of
recording secretary for seven years
and Mrs. Charles Piering was reflect
ed as chief ranger for the fourth term.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Monday evening, Dec. %, at
which time plans will be COMPLETED for
the installation.
Division No. 1, Ladies' Auxiliary of
A. o. H., met Tuesday evening in Ca
thedral hall. Arrangements were
made for the installation of the off.
cers-elect, which will take place in Ca
thedral hall, Tuesday evening, Jan. ~.
Miss May Hammill, state vice presi,
dent, will conduct the installation.
Invitations have been issued to the A.
y. H. and other divisions in the city,
and all members of the order and yisi.
tors from other points are invited to
be present. A musical and literary
program will form a part of the eve
nlng's entertainment and will be ar
ranged by Mrs. John Devaney, chair
man of the committee, Miss Mary Gar
vey, Miss Bee Brophy, Miss Evelyn
Stack and Mrs. Emily Sassman. Rt.
Rev. James A. McGolrick will be honor
guest of the evening.
The officers-elect are Mrs. Sara A.
Murphy, president; Miss Clara Stark,
vice president; Mrs. M. E. Snyder, re.
corder; Miss Mary E. Powers, financial
secretary; Miss Rose Mclaughlin,
treasurer; Miss Ethel McKeever, mis-.
tress at arms; Mrs. Josie Hubbard,
sentinel; Mrs. Campbell, chairman of
the standing committee.
Mrs. Charles H. Thornton and
daughter, Glare, arrived from Winni.
peg yesterday to pass the Christmas
vacation with Mrs. Thornton's mother.
Mrs. c. E. Judd, and her brother.in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H.
Davis. Mr.. Thornton, John Thornton
and Master Conan Thornton will ar
rive Thursday.
The annual meeting of the Nurses
Alumnae association of St. Mary's
hospital training school was held at
the Nurses home Saturday. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: Miss
Charlotte Barnes, president; Miss
Anna Loenekar, vice president; Miss
Clara O'Donnell, secretary; Miss Mar
garet Frykdahl, treasurer. Nine new
members were admitted.
Miss Bertha Ryan, II Fifty-seventh
avenue East, left Saturday morning for
the Ryan country home at Burnett,
MINI. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Evelyn Ryan, and her
brother, Willard Ryan, from the Min
nesota university.
The members of the Lakeside Cath
ole Sunday school will have their
Christmas entertainment and tree at
the Lakeside Catholic hall on Tuesday
evening. A program of songs and reci-
tations has been arranged by Mrs.
Frank NJ. Kreidler and Miss Anna Nc
Donald. The following children will
take part: Gean Hester, Helen Kreid
Ter, Esther O'Connor, Addie Ely, Helen
Ely, Marceline Gagnie, Margery Con.
yea, Isabel Stauduhar, Hazel Gonyea,
Adeline M. McGraw, Celia McGraw,
Lucille McGraw, Charles Kester, Fran
els Kreidler, John Gowan, Robert
Stone, Earl Gayne, George Gowan, Ell
mer Devlin, Frank Devlin, Cecil Tom
shak. John Tomshak, Wilbert McGraw
and Clyde Andrews.
Miss Margaret Sullivan has left for
Grand Rapids to pass the holidays
with her mother. She will also visit
with friends in Dayton and Cincinnati
before returning to Duluth.
George Silliman, of 1913 East Su.
perior street, is home from Yale,
where he is member of the sopho-
more class, for the Christmas holidays.
The Christmas tree at st. James Or.
phanage last Sunday afternoon was
we'll attended by the many friends of
the Orphanage. The tree was loaded
with gifts for the children and It was
the Children's Christmas entertain
ment and also commemorated the Sill