The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-02-06
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Sancta Maria court No. 1922, Cath
Ollie order of Foresters, held it's first
meeting of the year last Thursday
evening in Gilleys hall. Mrs. Dan
Burke. chief ranger. appointed the
following committees for the year:
Miss Angelina. Gilley, Mrs. Anna
Thomas, Mrs. Mary Clark, finance
committee; Mrs. Margaret Anderson,
Mrs. Augusta M. Willeson. Mrs. M.
J. Filiatrault, Miss Agnes Ehr. Mrs.
Mary Bowdin. good of the order: Mrs.
Margaret Harvey, Mrs. Mary Reagen.
Mrs. Angelina Jacobs, Mrs. Mary
Bowdin, sick committee; Mrs. Mary
Reagen, Mrs. Angelina Jacobs, and
Mrs. Mary E. Maase, memorial COM
mittee.
Division No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary
Of A. o. H.. held its first meeting,
following installation of officers.
Thursday evening. in Gilley's hall.
Central avenue. Mrs. E. w. Funk,
president Of the society. will appoint
the various committees for the year.
A large attendance is desired.
Miss Lillian Fitzgerald. who has
been Ill at st. Mary's hospital, is con-
valescing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Ulrich, 1924 Minnesota
avenue.
Biwabik. Jan. 30.-The Ladies'
Aid society of the Catholic church of
Biwabik held largely attended card
party at the Odd Fellows hall for the
benefit of the church. Progressive
five hundred was played, and prizes
awarded to the successful players.
Catholic Basket Ball Team Wins.
The Cathedral basket ball quint of
Duluth had little trouble with the
Nelson Dewey five of Superior in the
gymnasium of the Catholic school,
winning the contest by the score of
% to 10. Superior was outclassed in
every department of the game.
The lineup for the Cathedrals was:
Monaghan, Mcnamara, Cole, Hart,
Donalds, Nicholson.
Mrs. E. Mullen, LAG West Winona
street, entertained at five hundred
last Tuesday evening for the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society of Woodland.
Favors were won by Miss G. Stark,
Miss E. Hennessey, H. B. Conlon and
w. F. Fitzgerald. There were 90
guests. Musical numbers were given
during the evening.
Miss Mary Shesgren, who read
Clyde Fitche's play. 1.-THE TRUTH" at
st. Clements hall. twenty-frst ave-
nue. West and Third street, last We'd
nesday evening, was given an enthu-
siastic reception. The audience lis
tened to the reader with rapt atten-
ton. Miss shesgren was presented
with large bouquet of roses.
Miss Helma Cheesman, the pos
SCISSOR of lyric soprano voice, sang
I'm the Garden of My Heart" by Ball,
and 1.-THE Lass With the Delicate ARR
by Arne. with pleasing simplicity. re-
spending to an encore. Miss Mar
garet Moran was her accompanist.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit of st. Clements Church.
The wedding of Miss Frances Tep-
linski. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter Teplinski. % North Fifty-eighth
avenue West. and Harry Daniel Rice,
took place Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock at st. James Catholic church.
Rev. D. w. Lynch read the service.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Victoria Teplinski. and Claude
Rice, cousin of the bridegroom was
best man. Miss May Irvine played
Memberships wedding march.
The Young Mems sodality Of St..
Clements church will entertain at the
second series of dancing parties at its
hall. Twenty-first avenue West and
Third street on Friday evening. The
general committee consists of Cecil
Carroll, Russell Farley, Charles Ken
nedy. Frank Hurley and Joseph Atol.
Shower for Bride.
Mrs. P. L. Whalen of ia Twenty
fifth avenue west entertained at a
shower Saturday evening for Miss Ivy
Charter, whose marriage to George
Ecklund will take place Wednesday
morning. Feb. 3, at st. Clements
Catholic church.
The living room was decorated with
red cupids and carnations and the
dining room with red hearts and car
nations. A covered wagon, decorated
with ferns and red carnations, con-
tanning the bride-elect's gift. lun-
cheon set. was drawn by two 5-year-
old girls. The place cards were small
red cupids.
Knights Of Columbus of Crosby and
Ironton in Organization.
The movement instigated by the
Knights Of Columbus Of Crosby and
Ironton towar dthe organization Of q
Catholic club for the young men Of
st. Joseph's parish met with the ap-
prevail of the congregation at q meet
ing after mass Sunday.