The Irish standard., 1916-09-02
DULUTH

perlor and Duluth lodges attended the
ninth annual picnic of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians held in Fond du
Lac Sunday.
Two boats were chartered for the
occasion and both were filled to ca.
pacity. The members danced while
going to and from the picnic grounds.
The picnic began at IL o'clock in the
morning and lasted until O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The most important event of the
day was the choosing of the picnic
queen" After the ballots had been
cast, Miss Margaret Nolan, Beatrice
Powers, both of Superior, and Miss
Ruth Donley of Duluth were tied for
the leadership. After draw con-
test, Miss Nolan was declared the
winner. A 15-pound box of candy was
her prize.
The scheduled ball game between
the Duluth and Superior lodges was
postponed because the chartered boats
had to return to the Twin Ports in
time to make their weekly trip around
the horn.
| Members of the Young Ladies' So.
dality of St. James Catholic church,
at meeting held Thursday night, at
the home Of Miss Margaret Gravel,
Fifty.sixth avenue West, made plans
for costume party to be held Friday
night, Sept. 8, in the auditorium of
st. James school, Fifty-seventh ave-
nue. West and Sixth street. The af-
fair, which will be for women and girls
only, will also be a birthday
party, each member being required to
bring penny for each year of her
age. In charge of arrangements are:
Miss Ethel Brotherton, chairman;
Miss Margaret Gravel and Miss Elma
Lyons.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Filiatrault, 54O9 Ramsey
street, and Mrs. Laura Mccarthy, 215
North Twenty-fourth avenue West,
will return tomorrow from a lake trip
to Houghton, Mich, where they were
the guests of relatives for a week.
Mr.. Filiatrault, who accompanied
them down, arrived home Friday.
The Holy Name society OF Sacred
Heart cathedral gave moonlight ex-
cursion on the steamer Columbia,
Tuesday, Aug. 20. Rev. Father Floyd,
who recently took charge of the parish
at Morgan Park and Rev. Father
Kiley, who was appointed to the
parish at Carlton and surrounding
district were guests of the society on
that evening. Both were former d.
rectors of the society and were in
strumental in placing the society in
the tiourishing condition it now is.
! Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Mcclure, SIP
Fourth avenue East, announce the ell
gagement of their daughter, Lillian
Loretta, to Edward d. Carney. The
wedding will take place in September.
Miss Mary Kenney, Miss Helen
Kenny and Miss Agnes Kenny, all of
st. Paul, have taken rooms at the
Abbott home, 1925 Minnesota avenue.
Miss Margaret O'Brien, 90 East
Winona street, left Monday for a ten
days visit in Chicago.
| The Catholic Ladies' guild of st.
John the Evangelist church were de.
lightfully entertained by Mrs. L. Reg.
ali, 315 1santi street, at a card party
and ice cream social at her home Fri.
day afternoon and evening. Japa.
nese lanterns made the lawn very at.
tractive during the evening. Cards
were played at IL tables. Favors
were won by Mrs. w. Cartier, Mrs.
Louis La Montague and Miss Mary
Ryan. Mrs. William Haley won the
pillow that was ratified. Piano solos
were given by Miss Ramona Tunell
and Miss Regal. Mrs. Regal was
assisted by Mrs. Daniel Ryan and
Mrs. Philip La France. Much credit
is given the members of the commit.
tee in charge for the great success OF
the event, both socially and finan.
cially. ~
Mrs. +. Jacobs circle of the Red
Cross will meet at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. X NJ
Woleben, 9O5 East Fifth street.
Miss Lucille Albachten, 317 -Four
teenth avenue East, will return home
Tuesday from summer passed al
Montreal and other eastern points.
The marriage of Miss Mary Adeline
Buckley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
T. Buckley, sos Huntington street
to William J. Sullivan took place
Wednesday morning ut st. James
Catholic church, Rev. ID. w. Lynch
performed the ceremony at 8 o'clock
Palms and candles were arranged
to form a cathedral aisle for the
bridal party. The altar was entirely
in white, masses of sweet peas will
! trailing smilax and ferns being used
: The bride wore handsome gowl
fashioned Of georgette crepe ant
satin, the skirt being made short
with flounces of georgette crep'
: bound in satin. The pointed bodice
was of satin, with sleeves of georgett,
crepe. She wore short veil, an,
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