Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-03

Mr.. +. w. Higgins, of this city, was
registered at the Waldorf, New York
City, during this week.
f. Fitzgerald, of this city, was in
Chicago for several days.
Mr.. Will Ryan will spend the winter
with his cousin, Mrs Marcus Blackmore,
in Portland.
Mrs. William Kelly is spending the
week in Knoxville, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. w. B. Lock.
Mr.. Isaac Palmer Caldwell is in New
York City, where he will remain during
the coming week.
Miss Nellie burning has been spend
ing the week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Foley, at indianapolis.
John Doolan's friends are asking why
is it that he takes a street-car ride on a
West Walnut-street line every Thursday
ana sunday evening.
Miss Lille K Halligan has just re-
turned from Proctorsville, where she has
been visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Tonick.
Mr.. Eddy Nally, cashier at the Louis
vile Hotel cafe, was one of the leading
mirth producers at the social given at
Fountain Ferry last week.
Jack Cavanaugh, of Nazarath, made a
flying trip to this city last week. Lee
Knight says it was on account of West
St. Catherine-street young lady.
Edward Thixton, the well-known p,
c., c. & St. L. railroad clerk, is the hap
piest man in town. He has been pre-
sented with a fine bird-dog by an admir-
ing FREUD.
Pete Riley and Jack Wells, two we'll
known employees of the 1. c. freight
depot, left last Tuesday on hunting
trip. Gene Toner will attend to Mr..
Riley's duties during his absence.
The Dominican church fathers are to
be congratulated on having Miss Josie
Sullivan assist them with their bazaar, as
her splendid taste will be great help in
decorating the booths.
The announcement of the engagement
of Mr.. James Curran and Miss Maggie
Hernon will be read with pleasure by
their host of friends. The wedding will
take place early in the spring.
Messrs. V. B. Smith and James Duffy,
two of the best-known young men in
West End social circles, have returned
home after a most successful hunting
trip in Nelson county.
1t is the general report that Mr.. Reilly
G. Kelly will take very pretty East End
belle for better half Mr.. Kelly stands
high in social circles and is a resident of
Seventh street.
Miss L. NJ. Keefe, Miss Garry Higgins,
Miss Nell Sexton and Miss Maye Weber
have returned home after pleasant visit
in the country, where they attended a
dance given by the country boys in honor
of Miss Lucille Smith.
Miss May Fitzgerald, of Covington,
who has been visiting relatives in Clifton,
returned home Wednesday. A number
of small entertainments and theater
parties have been rendered her by her
friends
Mr.. l. B. Cannon, master mechanic OF
the Southern railway, recently promoted
to more responsible position in the
South, was rendered pleasant reception
at the Gait House by his former asso-
ciates, previous to leaving the city.
1t is rumored that Gene Toner, the
well-known Air Line railroad clerk, will
soon desert the Bachelors Club, hand
some West End young lady having con-
sented to preside over his cosy home.
The date set for the event will be an.
nounced later.
The turkey given at the residence of
Rev. Father O'Sullivan was a decided
success, and many musical numbers were
rendered. The hit of the evening was
made by Master John Montague, vino re-
cited very pretty war piece, bringing in
Dewey, Lee, Hobson and Schley.
The most pleasant and closing euchre
of the season of 1898 of Mackin Council
took place at the clubhouse last Friday
evening. There were large number of
ladies and gentlemen present, thirty
tables being occupied by the players.
The first prizes were awarded to Miss
Ida Raidy and Mr.. Bernard Flynn.
Mackin Council was we'll represented
in the matrimonial market last week.
Among those who disposed of their single
blessedness were Messrs. George Hucke-
by, John Moran, George Bishop, Lee
Flynn and Andrew Schiller. At this rate
it will be necessary for Mackin to recruit
its ranks, or in short time it will be be-
reft of bachelor members.
Harry Soete, who has been here on a
furlouph returned this week TO his repi-