Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-11-26

1041 Seventh street after December /.
The ST. Joseph's Aid Society, of St.
Cecilia's church, will give coffee social
and entertainment on Wednesday, No
vember 30, at the school hall. An en-
tertaining programme has been arranged,
and delightful time is in store for all
who attend.
Michael Murphy, we'll known in Irish
American circles in the West End, left
the city Wednesday for Ireland where
he goes to visit his father and mother
and relatives, who are residents of the
County Limerick. He will be gone about
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dulaney, of 1915
Churchill street, entertained large num-
Der of friends Thanksgiving night. The
evening was spent in dancing, inter-
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music. At midnight the guests were
treated to an elegant supper.
William Martin we'll known young
man in the southern part of the city, was
married to Miss Mary Sullivan, young
lady prominent in Irish-American society
circles, last Wednesday, at the Domini-
can church. They have the best wishes
of host of friends.
st. Joseph's Aid Society of St. Patrick's
church are making all arrangements for a
bazaar to be held beginning December 8,
at the school hall. AS the cause is
worthy one and as a competent commit
tee has the matter in charge, the success
of the undertaking is assured.
The Dominican church parish is estab-
fishing quite a reputation for itself as
being opposed to single bessedness.
There were four marriages at that church
Thanksgiving eve, with two or three be-
ing announced every Sunday. If it keeps
up at that rate the eligible population of
the city will be trying to condense itself
into that parish.
Branch 10 of the Catholic Knights and
Ladies gave delightful euchre party and
reception last night at St. Francis Hall,
Clifton. 1t was largely attended, and
those present had an enjoyable time
President Will Brady presided, and in
teresting remarks were made by Rev.
Father Hart, Miss Mamie Hannah, Owen
Keiran and others.
John Nevis frequent visits, which he
makes at every available opportunity in
the neighborhood of Big Clifty, KY, are
causing his many friends to grow sus-
picious. They say that he has lost his
heart up there to a popular young lady.
We have not the honor of knowing the |
young lady, but we do know john and
consider her very lucky indeed.
Misses Anna Wachtel, of Preston
street; Mayme Schwab, of East Ken
lucky street, and Ida Hoffner, of East
Ormsby avenue, have rendered their
services to the Paulian Dramatic Club of |
st. Paul's church, Jackson street. These
young ladies are actresses. of great ability,
and the members of the club rendered
their hearty thanks to them for their
kindly offer.
Mr. James Johnson and Miss Mary |
Buhl were united in marriage Thursday.
The ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, 262 East
Market street. Mr.. Johnson is a we'll
known employee of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad. The bride recently
removed to this city from Birmingham,
Ala, where she occupied high position
in society circles.
Mr.. John S. Hogan, of Bowling Green,
and Miss Elizabeth Ord, of this city,
were married at the Cathedral Thursday
morning. They left for New Orleans on
a bridal tour and on their return will re-
side in Bowling Green. Mr.. Hogan is
connected with the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad Company in the Park
City. His bride was formerly head milli-
ner at the New York Store here.
Mr.. Horace Carlyle, well-known en-
gineer on the Illinois Central railroad,
and Miss Blanche Burkhardt, one of the
most popular young ladies of Vine
Grove, were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening by Rev. Father Walsh, of
Sacret Heart church. After a wedding
dinner they departed on a months bridal
tour through the West. On their return
they will make their home in this city,
Mrs. Henry Holtzheimer gave a de-
Iightful dance at her home in the High
lands Thanksgiving eve. Among those
present were Misses Katie McHendricks,
Mollie and Lillian Keiran, Sigma Timer,
Birdie Robards Bessie Meyers Maude
Watson, Miss Moore; Messrs. Bonita,
Guthrie Eastes, Sam Joseph, Ives Til
ner Clearance Kegler, Ebert Schans
George and Henry Holtzheimer and Mr.
Forsythe.
The ladies of the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament have organized a society for
he purpose of improving the condition
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