Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-10-15


play "Everybody's Friend" comedy in
three acts, at St. Pauls Hall, some time
in November "The Coal-Heaver's Re-
vengc" will be played as an afterpiece.
Willie Lang is earning quite a reputa-
ton for himself as cake walker. At a
social recently, after an exciting contest
he defeated Andy Meagher and Dick
Langan. Some of the boys have chris
tened him Frog Eye"
Miss Mollie Mccarthy, one of Port
lands popular young ladies, is frequent
visitor in Limerick society. She is very
much impressed with the show now going
on out there and says she is thinking
about residing there permanently.
Prof. and Mrs. Dowd will give social
every Wednesday and Friday evening at
their dancing academy, at Library Hall
building, Fourth street, between Walnut
and Green Prof. Dowd is considered
one of the best dancing masters in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Seveking have
returned from their bridal tour and gone
to housekeeping in New Albany, where
Mr.. Sieveking has prosperous business
interests. On their return they were the
recipients of many gifts from their host
of friends
The announcement of the wedding
next week of Mr.. William Welsh, of the
National Tobacco Works, will come as a
surprise to his many friends. Mr.. James
Daniels, the clever mixologist of Lawler
& Son, is stated as best man, but the
lady's name is secret yet. You are
next, Daniels.
John O'Sullivan, the popular L. & N.
railroad clerk, is able to be out again
after an illness of about two weeks. John
is a well-liked young man who attends
strictly to his duty and will be missed by
his employers the short while he has been
away.
Mr.. Elisha Kelly, sporting editor of
the New York World, will be married on
November 30 20 Miss Julia Tompkins, of
Brooklyn. 'Lishe is a son of Col. K. NJ.
Kelly, was formerly connected with our
city papers, and is we'll known and pop
ular here. Here's to you: May you live
long and prosper
The Last Rose of Summer Dramatic
Club has received a few new members.
The following is the complete list: Misses
Mary T., Hoertz, Clara Volz, Lena futile,
Maggie Hoertz, Mary Zoll Messrs. Will
lam Corrigan, Joseph +. Hill, Thomas
Nolan, Reilly Ford, Albert Ford, John
McCrocklin and Frank Pilson.
Mr.. Walter Burke and Miss Mamie
ODonnell were married in the parsonage
of Holy Name church, Wednesday after
noou, by Rev. Father O'Connor The
bride is daughter of Mrs. Mary O'Don-
nell, of NIeadowbrook, and the groom is
from Ohio. The attendants were Mr.. !
John Engleman and Miss Ella Fahey.
The La Cigale Dancing Society, one of
the most popular organizations in the
West End, are arranging to renew their
social dances, which proved so popular
last season. A larger attendance than
ever is expected, and the club will no
doubt eclipse its brilliant record of last
season as far as enjoyment is concerned.
The American Beauty Club will give
coffee social next month. The club is
composed of the following members:
Misses Louise and Bertha Rademaker,
Sadie Doyle, Alice Ropp, May Lilienthal,
Virginia Barrett, Irene NJ. Goldbach and
w. Walker. All the members are very
pretty East End bellies, and it would be
quite treat in itself to see them at the
social.
Mr.. Joseph Gully left yesterday for
New York, where he will take steamer
for his native country, Ireland, where
he will visit relatives for few weeks.
Mr.. Gully who is the side-door watch
man at the Gait House, is we'll and favor
ably known to Irish Americans, being a
popular member of Division No /, A. O.
H. Here's wishing you safe and pleas
ant trip, Joe.
Mr.. William Edmund Rapp, of this
city, and Miss Alma Davis, of Cincinnati,
were married Wednesday afternoon, at
the Church of the Assumption, in the
latter city. Miss Bertha Rapp, sister of
the groom, was maid of honor; Mr.. f.
N. Eisenman was the best man, and the
ushers we're Harry and Ray Davis, broth
ers of the bride. The couple went East
on bridal tour, and will be at home,
1911 First street, after November |.
One of the principal events of the sea-
son was the social rendered Mr.. and HRS.
Joseph Schoff, of Logan and Kentucky
streets, last Monday night. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. Among those
present were Misses Amelia and Freda
Kremer and Eva Ludwig; Messrs. Louis,
Albert and Frank Abel, Will Duy, George
Metz. Mr. and Mrs w Metz Mr. aud