The Irish standard., 1915-03-13
DULUTH news

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Delightful Music at Tuesday Bishops
Club Meeting.
An unusually interesting musical
program was given at the meeting of
the Bishops club last evening in the
Bishops clubrooms. Enjoyable num-
bers were given by the Scottish Rite
quartet, under the direction of A. F.
M. Custance. The sextette from
Lucia was sung with Mrs. Jane
Everington Scully, soprano, and Miss
Alta Hallock, alto, as soloists. Dvor-
axis "Humoresque" and "Rockin' in
de VIM" by Neidlinger were given
delightful Interpretation by the quar-
tet, which also pleased in an arrange
ment of songs of by-gone days. The
quartet responded generously to the
audiences request for encores, giving
'Tipperary," and other pleasing mum.
bers. A. F. M. Custance was the &C.
companist for the quartet.
Mrs. Jane Everington Scully gave a
group of solos, Spirit Flowers" by
Campbell Upton, Happy Song" by
Del Riego, and ITO My Love-" by
Mathews, in charming manner. Mrs.
Scully responded to an insistent en-
core with Little Grey Home in the
West" by Lohr. Miss Lucy Wood was
an able accompanist.
Miss Clara du Roche leader, gave
a paper on Work Among the Lepers,"
in which she gave the history Of lep.
rosy and spoke of the work done by
missionaries, principally Father Da-
mien.
Miss Lucille |. Within dwelt on the
war in reporting current events. Miss
Theresa Fiebiger was in charge of the
Bible reading, St. Paul to the Ro
mans, chapter XIV, the explanation be-
ing given by Rt. Rev. James McGol
rick.
Mrs. A. Poirier was the hostess.
Home Talent Play on St. Patrick's
Day.
Shaun A'Roon" will be given under
the auspices of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament at the Power
theater, Hibbing, Mimi, on st. Pat
rick's day. The piece has been under
rehearsal for several weeks, and the
participants all have beer working
faithfully. Ray M. Hughes of Duluth
will deliver the address.
St. James orphanage will be the
beneficiary of talk on 1.-The Average
Man." by Rev. A. B. c. Dunn Of Eau
Clair, Wis, April 3, under the auspices
of the guild of St. James, Father Dunn
spoke on THE Human Violin" in this
city several years ago.
The Young Mems Sodality Of st.
Clements Catholic church will present
a four-act play, 1.-THE Irish Agent" by
Bernard F.. Moore, at st. Clements
hall Wednesday evening, March II.
Rev. Raymond Basil and Miss Mary
Shesgreen are directing rehearsals.
The characters Of the play, which is
story of eviction days in Ireland, will
be as follows: Con O'Neil," an Irish
farmer, Sylvester Hanses; "shaun
Brady" the agent; Charles Kremer,
DARBY Riordan." his accomplice.
Howard Kiley; "Tighe Murphy. Cons
best friend. James Wade; Barney
Burke" strolling fiddler, Russell
Farley; Frank Sheldon a young
Englishman, Ambrose Nolan; Father
Tom." the parish priest. Frank Evans;
MARY O'Neil and Norah O'Neil," Cons
daughters. Alice Kennedy and Mae
Nolan; Kate Hemesey," maid Of all
work, Mae Monaghan.
Afternoon Class, Bishops Club.
Bishops club at its meeting Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
Bishops clubroom, Mrs. William
Lynch will be the hostess. The pro-
gram will be as follows: Bible read.
ing, st. Paul to the Romans, chapter
xvi, Mrs. Arthur c. Hoene; explana-
ton, Rt Rev. James McGolrick; paper.
1.-THE War and It's Causes" Mrs. A. o.
Grover; piano solo, "Fantasie in d
erty; book review. "Dion and the