Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-31

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Messrs. Joe Mccarthy and Pat Burke,
connected with the 1. c. railroad, al
Twelfth and Rowan, have gone on a
hunting trip to Shelbyville. Messrs
John Lincoln and Henry Snow will at
tend to their official duties in their alb.
sence.
Mr.. Thomas Moloney, trusted Of
fetal Of the I. c. railroad, was the recip-
lent Xmas eve of box of fine Havana
cigars from his employers, in apprecia-
ton of his valuable services. Mr. Molo-
ney has not been absent from his Office in
ten years, holidays included.
John Doolan, connected with the
Standard Oil Company, who has been
confined to his home OH West St. Gather
inc street for the past two weeks, suffer
ing from an attack of the grip, has so
far recovered as to able to be about. He
will resume his position next week.
The marriage of Miss Blanche f. Dugan
and Mr.. Clarence F. Miller is announced
to take place January II. The wedding
is to be a quiet one, owing to illness in
the brides family. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. A. H. Dugan, the coal
dealer, and the groom is the son of Mr..
N. Miller, the President of the Nelson
County Distillery.
Police Lieutenant Henry Meyers en-
tertained large party of young people
Tuesday night at his residence, 1920 West
Madison street, in honor of his daughter,
Miss Arizona Meyers. Miss Meyers
sang several catchy songs which were en-
joyed. A splendid luncheon was served
at IL O'Clock, and the party did not dis
perse until long after midnight.
Mr.. Peter Sexton, with ]. Bacon &
Sons, entertained his fellow-workers at
supper Christmas night at his home, 9l7
Hancock street. A delightful musical
programme had been arranged and was
thoroughly enjoyed. The following were
present: Clarence Riehl, Will Barrett,
Peter Sexton, Henry Reitman, Henry
Gutermuth, Cbas. Riehl, Will Ditzler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesch, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sexton.
Mr.. Louis Heitz and Miss Lorena
Knecht were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening by the Rev. T. F. John, of
the German Evangelical church. After
reception at the residence of the
bride, the happy couple went to their
home at 1908 East Green street. The
groom is the assistant foreman of the
Courier Journal, and one of the most
popular printers in the city, while the
bride is the accomplished daughter of
Aldermsp Hnmphzey Knecht. They
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for their future happiness.
Miss Nora Haugh entertained a NUM-
Der of her friends with a delightful
euchre at her home, 1S43 Portland ave-
nue.. Among those present were Misses
Mollie Kelley, Katie Ash, Nora Haugh;
Messrs. B. Fleischaker, Tom Mullaney,
James Haugh, ]. Slater; Mrs. ]. McCul-
Tough, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mccullough,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hildebrand. The first
prizes were captured by Mrs. ]. Hide
brand and Mr.. Tom Mullaney. The con-
ISOLATION prizes were carried off by Miss
Katie Ash and Mrs. James Haugh. Miss
Mary Mack kept tally.
The Cornia Euchre Club was hand
somely entertained Tuesday evening at
the residence of Miss Agnes Laven, 17l2
West Chestnut street. Several hours were
pleasantly spent in card playing, and at
IL O'Clock an elegant luncheon was
served. The ladies' prize, handsome
porcelain clock, was won by Miss Josie
L. Godfrey, while the gentlemen's prize
was captured by Mr.. George A. Shea.
Those present were: Misses Anna McFar-
land, Lizzie Murphy, Mary and Nellie
Long, Maggie Brady, Mary, Maggie and
Josie Godfrey, Agnes Laven, Belle Ken
nedy, Mary Kelly; Messrs. Geo. Flahiff,
Otto Griggs, VIM. Phalen, Patrick Ward,
Thomae Malone, Thomas O'Brien, James
Brady, Thomas Fitzpatrick, George A.
Shea and ]. Charles Obst.
GAELIC CLASS