The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-01-23
THOMAS KEEGAN.

nor ana w. II. Calvin.
THOMAS KEEGAN.
The body Of Thomas Keegan, who
died Friday at his home, 1922 Jeffer.
son street, will lie in state at his
residence Sunday afternoon.
Tonight the body will be forwarded
to st. Paul, where the funeral will
take place Monday morning at. 10
o'clock from the Church of the Guar.
dian Angel.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. James
Catholic Church was entertained by
Mrs. Edward Dormedy last week at
her residence.
Three hundred people were present
at the installation of officers of Sancta
Maria court. No. 1922, Catholic Order
of Foresters. and St. James court,
held Thursday evening in Gilley's hall,
West Duluth. Mrs. James Regan in.
stalled the officers of the women's
order and P. H. Martin, state high
chief ranger. installed for the men.
Following the installation an excel
lent program was given under the d.
rection of Mrs Dan Burke, Mrs. M. j.
Filiatrault and Miss Agnes Ehr. Mrs.
w. E. Kern opened the meeting and
introduced the speakers.
Rev. D. w. Lynch and P. H. Mar
tin were the principal speakers and
Mrs. w. E. Kern gave talk along fra
ternal lines. A pleasant feature of the
evening was the presentation to Mrs.
Regan, installing officer, of a hand
some gift by Rev. D. w. Lynch in be-
half of the members. Rev. Father
Lynch and Father Babgy were also
presented with gifts, Mrs. Kern max
ing the presentation.
Progressive pedro was played, the
favors being won by Mrs. Joseph
Thomas, August Schultz and MIRA.
Charles Bernard.
A charming vocal solo was given
by James Wade with Miss Wade as
accompanied and violin solo was
given by Lester Whalen with Mrs. A.
Lyons at the piano. A vocal solo by
Miss Anna Dion with Miss Frances
Kern as accompanist was received
with enthusiasm, and a clever sketch
by Miss Myra Willesen completed the
program.
The officers installed were: Mrs.
Dan Burke. chief ranger; Mrs. Louise
Goneau, vice chief ranger; Mrs.
Augusta M. Willesen, recording sec
Rotary; Miss May Larrive, financial
secretary; Miss Agnes Ehr, treasurer;
Mrs. Mary Ehr, Mrs. Mary J. Clark,
Mrs. Peter Mccormick, trustees; Mrs.
M. J. Filiatrault and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Cormick, conductors; Mrs Joseph
Baker and Mrs d. c. bingham. sen.
tinels. Mrs. Margaret Anderson as.
sisted in the installation as conductor.
Officers of st. James court are:
M. J. Doyle, chief ranger; H. J. Sui
livan, vice chief ranger; Frank
Benhke. past chief ranger; Gordon
Method, recording secretary; J. ]. Mo-
ran, financial secretary; John Ryan,
treasurer; R. G. Weddell, Joseph Meth
cd, Ernest Willie, trustees; John Wer.
shay and Edward Wershay, conduct
crs.
Mrs. Camille Poirier, 1928 East Sec
ond street, has gone to Minneapolis
for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Haley, 2401 East
Fifth street, left Friday for a few
weeks trip to Florida.
The regular meeting Of the Bishops
club was held in the bishops club
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
The subject was, Modern Inventions"
with Mrs. F. L. Tambornino as leader.
The program was as follows: Bible
reading, st. Paul to the Romans, chap
ter II, Miss Louise Lyons, interpre-
tation, Rt. Rev. James McGolfick,
Edison" Mrs f. l.. Tambornino,;
piano solo, Witches Dance" by e..
Mcdowell, Miss Mable Fix; paper,
"Marconi," Miss Jean Poirier; vocal
solo, easter Cradle Song," by Clut-
sam, Miss Mildred Downie, accom-
panied by Miss Thrana; current
events. Mrs. George e. Lynott. Mrs.
William Craig was the hostess.