Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-09-17

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signer and builder. She is an amiable
and beautiful young woman. Mr.. Hill
lard is the son of Mr.. ]. J. B. billiard.
The young people have been friends and
neighbors since early childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dougherty and
Mrs. John McElliott returned Tuesday
from pleasant ten-days' visit to Cincin-
natl, where they were handsomely enter
tanned by Mrs. Pat O'Hearn. While
there they attended all the important G.
A. r. exercises.
Mr.. Dan CAVITY well-known Louis
vile & Nashville brakeman, spent last
Sunday with friends in Bowling Green.
Rumor has it that Dan will shortly re-
turn from one of these visits accompanied
by lovely young lady of that city. They
will reside permanently in Louisville.
One of the leading church workers in
the Dominican church parish is DIR. c.
+. Melton. Always at the head of any
movement or enterprise which will ben
eft the church or congregation in any
way, he is an untiring and faithful
worker. By his charity and good deeds
he has the respect and good will of every
man, woman, boy and girl in the congre-
cation.
Misses Nellie and Lizzie Harmon and
Mary McGinn, who have been spending
the last six weeks at Indian Neck, Long
Island Sound, where they occupied a
handsome cottage, have returned to the
city. While away they visited Narragan-
sett Pier and Newport, and were greatly
admired by the many visitors at these
popular resorts. They had a very enjoy
able vacation.
One of the seasons most brilliant and
happy social events was the celebration
by DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Fowler of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Satur-
day evening which was attended by more
than 200 of their friends. Besides good
wishes and congratulations, many hand
some presents in silver were received.
Mr.. w. w. Morris made happy speech,
in which he felicitated DIR. and Mrs.
Fowler in their successful life and envi-
able domestic relations. DIR. Fowler is
one of the best known and most highly
esteemed druggists in the city.
An enjoyable hay-ride was given from
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feely,
of Fifth street, Monday evening. The
party stopped at the home of the Misses
Woods for lunch and a cake-walk. Among
the company were Mr. and Mrs. Feely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens, Misses Gallagher,
Margaret Lizzie and Marie O'Malley,
Grace O'Brien, Minnie Molder, Lillian
Weber and Florence Niebuer; Messrs.
Frank Feely, William Cole, James Ar
mold, John Weber, f. Funk, d. Donnelly,
Kemper, Miller and Frank.
. The members of the Ornament Club
gave an enjoyable private picnic during
the early part of the week. Those who
participated were Misses Mary Long,
Josie Godfrey Mary Godfrey, Mamie
Ryan, Anna Burke, Anna Harrington,
Kate Creamy, Maggie Harrington, Mary
and Anna Kelly, Rose McClafferty, Mag
gle Godfrey and Nellie Long and Messrs
Aug. Winterhalter, Pat Filburn, James
Langan, John Clark, William Whelan,
William White, Dolf Erik, Jack Candy,
Dennis Glenn and Clarence Boyders.
One of the present seasons happiest
weddings was that of Assistant Fire Chief
John Tully and Miss Pauline Richie,
one of the handsomset ladies in
the city who were united Thursday
afternoon in the presence of host of
friends at the Church of Our Lady OH
Rudd avenue. After the ceremony the
happy couple left on an extended East
ern bridal trip, and upon their return
will be at home at 636 Eighth street.
They were the recipients of many costly
and handsome presenrs, one of the most
valuable being the fine set of furniture
from his fellow-6remen.
A wedding that caused pleasant surprise
to the friends of the contracting parties
was that which took place at st. Patrick's
church last Monday evening, when Right
Rev. Mgr. Gambon performed the cere-
mony uniting Mr.. William ]. Bishop and
Miss Susan A. Finnegan. The wedding
was very quiet one, the happy contract
ing parties wishing to avoid any display
or publicity. Mr.. Bishop is the son of
the well-known Second-street creamery
merchant, with whom he is associated in
business, and the bride is one of the most
popular and well-known young ladies in
the West End. They were attended by
Mr.. Lee Schwender and Miss Maggie
Roach.