The Irish standard., 1915-01-23
don Road. T. J. welsh and son, Al.

don Road. T. ]. Welsh and son, AL.
fred, of Two Harbors are the guests
of Mrs. Cotter for the week end.
Mrs. Anna ]. Sullivan. 131 East Sec.
ond street, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Rose Magdalen. to
Frederick William Hansen.
Cathedral hall was the scene Of a
pretty ceremonial Tuesday evening at
the installation of officers of Divi-
sion No. 1, Ladies' auxiliary of A. O.
H. Rt. Rev. James McGolrick was
honor guest at the meeting and Rev.
Father Kiley, Rev. Father o'Brien,
Rev. Father O'Donnell and Rev. Fa-
Their Boland were also present. Dele
cations were present from the other
divisions in the city. Bishop McGol-
rick gave talk on the order and
congratulated the society on the work
accomplished. Mrs. Sara A. Murphy,
county president, opened the meeting
and announced the program. A feat
ure of the evening was the presenta-
ton to the retiring president, Miss
Mary Garvey, of handsome cameo
ring, by Mrs. Sara A. Murphy. in be-
half of the members.
Miss May Hammill, state vice presi-
dent, installing officer, gave a talk
on fraternalism. She was assisted in
he installation by Miss Evelyn Stack
as mistress at arms.
Two charming vocal numbers, The
River Shannon" and "Irish Eyes of
Blue" were given by James Wade,
with Miss Elizabeth Devaney as &C.
companist. A violin solo by Elmer Nc
Narney with piano accompaniment by
Miss Devaney was received with en-
thusiasm. Miss Bessie ,Blackwood sang
Believe Me, If all Those Endearing
Young Charms" with delightful ex-
preston, responding to All encore With
Mother Machree." A reading by
Miss Elizabeth Donovan, a piano solo
by Miss Bernice Haverty and a piano
duet by Miss Elizabeth McGraw and
Miss Gertrude Cole completed the pro.
gram.
Miss Bee Brophy and Miss Mary
Garvey presided at the frappe bowl
The hall was effectively decorated
in the colors of the order, green and
white, and American and Irish flags
were placed on the walls. A big
bronze bowl of Jonquils was placed
on the center pedestal.
The officers installed are: Mrs. Sara
A. Murphy, president; Miss Clara
Stark, vice president; Miss Mary E.
Powers, insurance and financial sec
rotary; Mrs. M. e. Snyder, recording
secretary; Miss Rose Mclaughlin
treasurer; Miss Ethel McKeever, mis-
tress at arms; Mrs. Josie Hubbard
sentinel; Mrs. Margaret Campbell
chairman of the standing committee
MIDI 0f1E0GnEN III nEAD E14OI1
AND IRISH PLAYS.
Miss Mary shesgreen will read
Clyde Fitch's play, "The TRUTH" al
st. Clements hall, Jan q, and two
playlets, 1.-THE Land of Hearts De
SIRE" by William Butler Yeats, ant
Douglas Hyde's "The Twisting of the
Rope" Feb. S, before the Twentieth
Century club.
Miss Mary O'Brien, % East Winons
street, entertained Miss Geneviev,
Smith, Miss Winifred Leonard and tn,
teachers of the E. R. Cobb school Sat
urday afternoon.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society me
at the home of Mrs. Barney Martir
Monday afternoon. 1t was decided tt
give dinner and bazaar some time ii
May.
Miss Anna Tierney, 1924 Woodland
avenue, was hostess at a card socia
for the Catholic Ladies' guild Thurs
day evening.
c. F. Colman left Monday on tri,
to Madison, Wis, and to Wausau
where he will visit his mother, Mrs
c. B. Colman.