The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-03-06
DULUTH NEWS
DOCTOR WINS PRIZE AT DuLurH,s
AUTO SHOW.

person when it came to getting any.
thing for nothing, he managed to
grab off the $4,000 auto accident in.
surance policy which was ratified by
Dunning & Dunning and Cole Merritt
& Co. Numbers were given away and
lots drawn. Rowland Knudson made
"some speech" announcing the event,
Mrs. Joseph ]. Connolly of ia North
63rd Ave. w. arrived here February 26,
accompanied by her daughter, Jose
phine, and nephew, John Byrne, from
Boderry county, Roscommon, Ireland,
where Mrs. Connolly and daughter
have been since May, 1913.
Mrs. Connelly's mother, Mrs. Spell
man, of that place was buried there on
Christmas Eve, 1914.
J. J. Mullin, LAG West Winona street
left Monday night for Chicago and
the Twin Cities.
John Hammill, 141 West Faribault
street, returned Saturday from Chi
cago and points in Wisconsin.
Miss Catherine O'Brien, who has
been in Chicago for two weeks, re.
turned to her home Thursday morn.
ing.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society met
at the home of Mrs. E. R. Brown, ~
West Winona street, Thursday after
noon.
Bishops Club.
The Bishops club will meet in the
bishops clubroom Tuesday evening
at o'clock, with Miss Clara du
Roche as leader. The program will
be as follows: Bible reading, St. Paul
to the Romans, chapter Is, Miss The
resa Fiebiger; explanation, Rt. Rev.
James McGolrick; quartet, "Humor-
esque," by Dvorak, Scottish Rite quar-
tet, consisting of Don Cole, A. r. Bur-
quist, Don G. Gearhart and c. o. Ap-
plehagen, directed by A. F. M. Gus
lance; group of soprano solos, Spirit
Flower" by Campbell Upton, Happy
Song" by Del Riego, and ITO My
Love-" by Mathews, Mrs. Jane Ever
ington Scully; paper, Work Among
the Lepers," Miss Clara du Roche;
quartet, "Rockin' in de VIM" by
Neidlinger, Scottish Rite quartet; Sex
tette, Lucia" Scottish Rite quartet
with Mrs. Jane Everington Scully, So
prano and Miss Alta Hallock, alto,
as soloists; songs of by-gone days,
arranged, Scottish Rite quartet; cur
rent events, Miss Lucille I. Within.
Mrs. R. F. Belleperche will be the
hostess.
Mrs. A. Harrington, 2131 West First
street, left Sunday for two months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. N. F.
Richardson, at Tulare, Cal. She will
return by way of Panama, where she
will attend the Panama-Pacific expo.
sition.
Division No. 2, Ladies' auxiliary, A.
o. H., will meet in Gilley's hall, Thurs.
day evening. A musical program will
be given and cards will be played
The women in charge are Miss Effie
Troy, Miss Sadie Habert and Miss
Margaret keenan,.
Junior Guild Of St. James.
The Lenten concert given last
Wednesday evening in the Bishops
club rooms by the Junior Guild of St.
James was presided over by Miss Mar.
garet Lydon, who was stately Lady
Washington in Colonial white gown
with large purple flowers, made with
! panniers and tight bodice.
Miss Elizabeth Maddox, who sang
THE Little Gray Home in the West,
received hearty encore, responding
with "Tipperary.' She was accom-
panied by Miss Theresa Lynn. Other
pleasing vocal numbers were Ronald's
"Sunbeams," by Miss Anna Lydon, and
Absent" by John Scanlon. Miss Por
tia Lugoff gave two brilliant piano
numbers, "Spinmadchen," by F. R
Spindler, and waltz in A fiat major
by August Durand, and Miss Elizabeth
Donovan gave clever reading.
Rt. Rev. James McGolrick told o.
the sewing and knitting he saw wo
men doing for war sufferers during
his recent trip East. He congratulated
the Junior guild on its work, and urget
1t to give an entertainment for tn,
children of st. James orphanage a
Easter.
The very small membership fees O
the junior guild are used for the bene
fit of the orphanage children. TIL
Easter entertainment will be the mex
activity of the Junior Guild of 81
James.
i Miss Florence Denny of Munge
Terrace, who has been in the city TO
few days visit, has returned t
st. GATHERINGS college at st. Pau
She was accompanied by her mothe
Mrs. w. H. Denny, who will retur
today.
Miss Corinne Brouillette and Mil
Clarabelle Brouillette. TIT East Thir
}. street, entertained Sunday evening
honor of Miss Edith Gauthier, WI
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