The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-11-06
DULUTH NEWS

Mrs. w. H. Burke, entertained at a
farewell party Thursday, Oct. %, in
honor Of Miss Helen R. O'Connell and
Miss Irene Puppy, who will leave soon
for Juneau, Alaska, where they will
become nurses for the government.
Both young women were graduated
from st. Mary's hospital training
school. They will pass a week at
Miss Pippy's home in Spokane, Wash.
st. Anthony's Guild of the Bishops
club Tuesday afternoon reelected
Miss Jean Poirier as chairman and
Miss Eunice Brotherton secretary.
The Guild had roundup of news
papers and magazines Monday, Nov.
8, the papers to be sold and the
money to be devoted to the purchase
of shoes and mittens.
Miss Elizabeth Mary York and
Howard P. Devereaux were married
Wednesday, Oct. ~, at the Sacred
Heart cathedral by Rev. Patrick Ly.
don. Miss Genevieve Devereaux OF
Green Bay, Wis.,, sister of the bride
groom, and James Harvey were the
attendants.
Mrs. Coleman F. Naughton is in
Minneapolis, where she will attend the
state meeting of the D. A. R.
Mrs. Kathleen w. Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick S. Meaghe1
of Duluth, and Lloyd ]. Hubert were
married Wednesday evening, Oct. a.
by Rev. Patrick Lydon at the rectory
of the Sacred Heart cathedral.
The first Catholic social center in
Duluth has been organized by Miss
Eunice Brotherton. She received
her training at Pillsbury settlement
house, Minneapolis, and will carry
on the work here at st. Peter.
Italian church, of which Rev. John Ear
rilli is pastor. A sewing class of 81
children has been organized. Mis-,
Marie Craig and Miss Margaret Com
stock will assist in the work.
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Mur
ray, age AZ, wife of J. D. Murray o
Proctor, was held from St. Rose'
Catholic church, Proctor. 1ntermen
in Calvary cemetery.
She is survived by her husband AM
six children. They are Mrs. A. w
Alexander, Mrs. c. A. Edmonds o
Virginia, Mrs. George Harr of Proc
tor, Mrs. John McFadden Of Virginia
E. F. Murray and Miss Genevra Mu,
ray of Proctor. She also is survives
by three sisters, Mrs. J. J. Wirth O
Virginia and Mrs. L. Doyle and Mrs
F. J. Murray Of Proctor, and fou
brothers, Peter MCGOWAN of Virginia
Philip MCGOWAN of Calumet, Idaho
and Felix and John MCGOWAN Q
Proctor.
Mrs. Edward Kreimer and Mrs.
A. Fider were the hostesses at tn
meeting Of the Bishops club, whic
was held Tuesday evening in tn
Bishops club room. The followin
took part: Miss Susan Pau, Rt. Re,
James McGolrick, Miss Frances Bert
Mrs. A. V. Kelly, Miss Perle Reynold,
Mrs. E. Frank Barker.
The members of St. Michael
Catholic church, Lakeside, are NAL
ing preparations for a bazaar, whic
they will give Nov. 10 to IA. TIL
proceeds are to be given toward til
building fund of the new home fc
Father Michael Boland, which is mo-
under construction.
Capt. and Mrs. Martin Cole left Sa
urday for months trip to the ives
ern coast. They will visit Seattl'
Portland, San Francisco, Los Angelo
and San Diego. Capt. Cole is stat
deputy labor commissioner, with hea'
quarters at Duluth.
BISHOP MAY GO EAST.
Bishop James McGolrick left for
Paul to, pass several days with Arc
bishop John Ireland. Bishop McGc
rick may accompany the archbishe
and Bishop O'Gorman of Sioux Fall
8. D., on their annual visit to the eaa