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Saturday, October, 6 1917 THE IRISH STANDARD TWIN CITY NEWS : urn in «•« CHURCH OF ST. BRIDGET. MARRIAGE OF MISS MARY GRACE HINELINE AND ROBERT The people of St. Bridget's are now JOHN LUGER. busy preparing for a supper and ba At the Pro-cathedral of St. Mary's zaar, Nov. 21 and 22. We are author 011 Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, Miss Conservatory of Saint Cecilia COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA Winona, Minnesota COLLEGE YEAR ized to say that the chicken will be Mary Grace Hineline, daughter of Mr. State Music Teachers Examina tender, the vegetables varied and and Mrs. George W. Hineline of West Surveyed by'the National Bureau of Education 1915 tions for Licentiate required Hold; membership in tie North Central Association of Colleges. OPENS abundant, the coffee and trimmings Twenty-fifth street, became the bride for graduation. Accredited to the Graduate Schools of the Greater Universities first class. of Robert John linger. Rev. James Departments of Home Econo' Standard degree courses in Arts and Science leading to the SEPTEMBER SIXTH The poung people have organized A. Byrnes of St. Paul seminary, cousin mics and Arts degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. and planned to amuse visitors who de of the bride, read the service. Miss sire to remain after dinner. Details Margaret Hineline was her sister's will be given later. Attention is called only attendant. No cards were issued the division there being the largest Catholics of the city and environs. McGovern, Gertrude Ritchie, Eugene now to arrangements to dispose of a for the church. Following the cere in this country. ANTI-CATHOLICS The new chapel is of wood, 30x40 feet, Frazier, Hazel Alden, Arthur Holman, high priced Victrola. Only first class mony a wedding breakfast was served Division 25 of Boston gave a recep but it is a God-send to the poor exiled Edith Montrose, Edmund Carroll, W. articles will be released at the ba at the Plaza hotel to about 50 of the tion for members who enlisted in the children of the Church, who, for the R. Russell and others of the Modern zaar. ,MAKE PROTEST immediate relatives. Irish Ninth, now the One-hundred and past three years, have worshiped in a Players have important roles in "The Mr. and Mrs. Luger will be at home store-room, without a single window, lie." Following the Henry Arthur First regiment. (Continued from Page 1.) ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA BAZAAR. after Nov. 15 at 3745 Harriet avenue. The Hibernians of Superior, Wis., and hot to the point of suffocation dur Jones offering, Manager Higgemeyer Preliminaries are being rapidly and their friends of Duluth had a ing the summer months. Rev. Manuel will present "We Are Seven," a whim completed for the great bazaar to be War sobers and steadies men, APPOINTED GOVERNOR FOR THE successful joint gathering at Fond du de Francisco, an exiled priest from sical farce from the pen of Eleanor held by the parishioners of St. An D. C. OF THE I. F. C. A. makes responsibilities weigh more Lac, making the trip by boat. the Seminary of Chihuahua, is in Gates. thony of Padua parish, which begins heavily, and brings stern realities be Miss Clare Ccgan has appointed Steps have been taken by the charge of the congregation, and hopes 011 Monday, Oct. 15, and will continue Miss Mary Agnes O'Brien governor for fore nations and individuals. It calls Milwaukee division for a complete for sacrifice, it demands service, it ap to soon see a parochial school estab PANTAGES. for one week. will be held in the the District of Columbia of the Inter lished for the numerous children of roster of men of Irish extraction peals to the hearts of those who must parish hall and promises to be the national Federation of Catholic Alum his compatriots. who have enlisted in that city. serve and suffer. Home will be de Pautages offers a succession of most interesting and successful affair nae. Division 17 of New York City, after stroyed. Men will be wounded, muti thrills, in a beautiful headline act for of the kind ever undertaken in the Miss O'Brien is a native Washing admitting new members, expressed ac lated, driven insane, taken prisoners, FLAG RAISING AT ST. CECELIA'S the change of bill, in Zira's Leopards, parish. The men's committee is un ton ian and a graduate of Holy Cross cordance with the views of President die lingering or sudden deaths. Sor CHURCH. in which is staged a novelty animal der the direction of Mr. H. C. Sherry, Academy. As a charter member of Wilson as to the government of small and is straining every effort to intro row will enter thousands of American act, in "A Night in Jungle Land," that the Alumnae Association, she has al nations. duce features that will equal, if not ways been zealous for its welfare and homes. There will be no question of Over One Thousand People Present will not f;iil to prove itself a leader All the members in Wilkesbarre religious belief separating those and Participated in Exercises—Beau among trained animal offerings. The 1 surpass, the activities of the women's has held various offices in this organ and Luzerne county have united for stricken by common grief when the tiful and Impressive Program leopard is the most difficult to train forces. The latter are under the super ization. She is the first D. C. gover promoting the good of the order. En casualty lists are published. Grief- Rendered. and handle of any of the wild animals, vision of Mrs. Mary Kinnane and are nor, the District of Columbia Alumnae tertainments will be held in the dif setting up a lively pace in arranging a Associations heretofore having been af stricken Jewish mothers, wives and and these are said to be the most won ferent divisions. sweethearts will stand beside Chris One of the most patriotic demonstra derful of any of their species that program that will be attractive to the filiated with the Maryland Federation. The Ancient Order of Portland, J large attendance that is anticipated. tians and non-believers; sorrowing tions ever held in St. Anthony park have been given a place in the public Ore., brought their spring and sum black women will press forward side was held last Sunday afternoon at 3 eye. To enumerate even a portion of the MEETING OF DIVISION NO. 10, mer campaign to a close by con by side with whites to receive the o'clock at the Church of St. Cecilia, There will be plenty of diversity numerous features of the good things L. A., A. O. H. ferring the major degrees on a class sadness of death, wounds or captivity where over one thousand persons gath aside from this closing act, with Jos in store would require too much space On Monday night, Oct. 15, the la of twenty-eight new members. of tlieir loved ones. Each will try to ered to witness the ceremony of rais eph K. Watson, the original and best for this article. Suffice it to say that dies of Division No. 10, L. A., A. O. Speakers at the Hibernian initiation comfort the other. ing the American flag. Enthusiasm known of all the Hebrew character a supper will be served on Monday, H., will hold a social party for the banquet at Portland, Ore., last week Yet with men arrayed in khaki, was rampant during the entire pro comedians, bringing some new mono Wednesday and Friday evenings that special purpose of promoting better were His Grace, Archbishop Alexan drilling side by side, serving beneath gram and loyalty to the cause of logue characterizations, which bid fair will make the patrons forget all about acquaintanceship among the members. der Christie, Rev. Francis Black oi the high cost of living. Among the The function will be informal and re the same Hag, filled witn the love and America was genuinely expressed. The to add to his reputation of being one the Blessed Sacrament parish, John P. sense of duty to America, their coun 131st infantry band from Fort Snelling of the quickest laugh bringers of any valuable articles to be disposed of will freshments will be served. There will O'Hara, Thomas G. Ryan and Mrs. W. be a lady's hat that is wrought in the also be musical and other attractive try, comes the religious bigot, who furnished the music for the occasion. of the yiddish funmakers. The John A. Eivers. P. E. Sullivan presided as strives to prevent a great Catholic The famous firing squad of Company son-Dean revue, brings a company of latest style, which is well calculated features for the evening. toastmaster. • to gladden the heart of the fair one society from spending its money and L, First Minnesota, were also present colored singers, comedians and clever As part of the program of the initia the contributions of Catholics and and added enthusiasm to the throng. dancers who give in full measure an who secures it. A valuable lot will COUNTY BOARD, L. A., A. O. H., tion and banquet at Portland, Ore., also be secured by some lucky indi APPROPRIATES $100 FOR MASS non-Catholics to keep the soldiers' un Hon. C. D. O'Brien, of St. Paul, and act as big as many of the colored com President E. H. Deery presented Rev. occupied time one of healthy diver Rev. Father Doyle delivered patriotic panics which use a whole evening in vidual for a nominal sum. There will OUTFIT.