The Irish standard., 1915-10-30
DULUTH NEWS
BISHOPS CLUB.

BISHOPS CLUB.
Papers on "The Geography of Ja-
pan" and History of Japan" (Yamato
era, 600 B. c., to 710 A. D., and Nara
era, 71O to 749), given by Mrs. F. G..
Dunn, formed part of the Bishops
club program last Tuesday night at
it's meeting in the Bishops clubrooms.
Mrs. F. ]. O'Donnell had the current
events topic. Mrs. E. l.. Fogarty gave
the Bible reading.
Philip Gordon Brown and ]. R.
Bachelor gave vocal duet, Mrs. Ann
Dixon two vocal solos, and violin
solos were given by Edward Dillon.
Miss Theresa Lynn and Miss Clara
Schultz were the accompanies.
Tea was served in Japanese style
by Mrs. T. F. Sheridan and Mrs. j.
Foran. Mrs. E. w. Fahey was the
hostess.
Miss Agnes Brotherton has gone to
Minneapolis, where she was brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Ruth
Murphy, daughter of Edward Murphy
and Howard John Clarity, which took
place at 12 o'clock Wednesday at St.
Stephens church. Miss Brotherton,
who graduated with the bride from
Visitation convent at st. Paul two
years ago, was one of six bridesmaids.
Prayers for fallen soldiers in the
European war will be recited in Cath
olic churches of Duluth Nov. 2, ALL
Souls day.
BISHOP DESTROYS $4,000 MORT
GAGE.
The $4,000 mortgage, which re-
mained from the original mortgage
of $4,000 of four years ago, was burn
ed last Thursday night at the recep-
tion given by Bishop James McGol-
rick in the Bishops club rooms. The
final payment was made possible by
the proceeds of the bazaar given at
the Auditorium by the Catholic wo-
men. The reception was given in
honor of all those who participated in
the bazaar.
"On account of the false system of
education that exists in this country -
said Bishop McGorlick in lecture on
Work for Charity" "the children are
not trained for their needs, they are
not brought up to a trade which will
supply their needs during their lives. "
He mentioned physical and moral rea-
sons as the two principal causes of
poverty.
Miss Theresa Lynn arranged the
program which included the names of
Miss Lynn and Mrs. j. R. Kuth, T. ].
Monaghan, Miss Mary Shesgreen, Miss
Mae Lydon, Edward Dillon. Miss Lynn
was the accompanist.
The members of the reception COM
mittee were Mrs. J. D. Kenna, Mrs.
F. R. Kennedy, Mrs. Charles Haley,
Mrs. John Comstock, Mrs. J. ]. Haley,
Mrs. J. Nancy, Mrs. Fred Sermon,
Mrs. c. A. Monroe, Mrs. M. ]. Durkin,
Mrs. c. B. Nunan and Miss Theresa
Lynn. Mrs. E. J. Donahue, Mrs. A. c.
Cyr, Mrs. J. B. Sexton, Mrs. John Hell.
mer, Mrs. T. Harrie, Mrs. w. E. Yves.
singer and Miss Elizabeth Burns. Mrs.
]. Murphy, Mrs. Herbert Pierce, Mrs
c. Powers, Mrs. William H. Magic and
Miss Marie Craig.
The "Carnation Minstrels" will be
staged at the St. James auditorium,
Wednesday night, Nov. 10, by the
young people of st. James church
Rehearsals are being conducted un.
der the direction of John Allen, and
Mrs. Alma Lyons, musical director
Taking part will be Miss Ethel
Brotherton, Miss Effie Brotherton
Miss Marie Brotherton, Miss Emma
Lambert, Miss Janet Lambert, Miss
May Glum, Miss Clark, Miss Lyons
Miss Gravel, Miss Murphy, Miss
Usenski, Miss Bujold, Miss Ryan
Miss Perry, Miss F1aherty, Miss
Brett, Miss Schultz, Miss O'Brien
Miss Wenner, Miss Holmes, Miss
Gagne, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Bethune
Neil Lauermann, Albert Lauermann
Bethune. Leo Deitsch, Miller, Bujold
Buckley, Carey, Balanger, Ferland
Morris, Sherman, Bergren, Casper
Sayan. Dormedy and McDougal.
Announcement was made of the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth York tc
Howard P. Devereaux, which tool
place Wednesday morning at sacret
Heart cathedral. Rev. Fr. Lydon reat
the service. Miss Genevieve Dever