Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-10

Gle of admirers and will be the recipient
of much social attention while here.
Ed. Toomey left for Nazareth last Tues
day morning, where he will be employed
until after the holidays. Rumor has il
that while en- route to the depot he was
humming "The Girl / Left Behind Me. -
This is only rumor, but is vouched for
by such a good an authority as Mike
Hartnett.
One of the most enjoyable socials OF
the season will be that to be given i'll the
West End by Messrs. Martin McNally,
Tom Langan, Terence McCue, James
Curran, John Henehan, Martin Higgins,
William Murphy, Martin Lally and
Thomas Scanlon. They are known as
royal entertainers.
The marriage of Mr. Martin Kirk and
Miss Mary Deveny, well known and pop
ular in Irish society circles, is announced
to take place February Is. Miss Mary
Heraty will be the bridesmaid, while MIR.
Thomas Scanlon officiates as best men.
After the wedding the happy couple will
leave for all extended trip through the
East. They have the best wishes of a
wide circle of friends.
Mr.. Martin King, formerly we'll
known resident of this city, but now To-
Gated at Crede, Col who has been visit
ing relatives in this city, left for his
home Monday During his absence from
Louisville Mr.. King has been engaged in
mining in both British Columbia and
Colorado, and his friends will be glad to
know that he has been very successful,
having amassed a good-sized fortune.
The most largely ATTENDED event of the
week in social circles in the West End
was the birthday party of Master Domi-
nick O'Donnell, at the residence of his
father, Mike O'Donnell, Twentieth and
Bank streets. The reception was a
thoroughly enjoyable one, band of
music being present Dancing was in
dulged in by the young, while the older
set were entertained with vocal and in
strumental selections. Late in the even
ing the guests were seated to a bounte-
Gus supper. The little gentleman was
the recipient of many handsome and val
liable presents.
Their hosts of friends will read with
pleasure the announcement of the mar
riage of Mr.. Louis Heitz and Miss Lorena
Knecht, which will take place December
% at the residence of the brides parents,
622 East Jefferson street. Miss Knecht
is the accomplished daughter of Mr..
Humphrey Knecht, the well-known
Alderman, who is connected with the
Anzeiger Mr.. Heitz is probably one of
the most popular and highly respected
young men in this city. He is at present
assistant foreman of the Courier Journal,
and will have the best wishes of the en-
tire newspaper and printing fraternity.
The members of the Night Owl Euchre
Club were rendered very delightful re-
ception Tuesday evening by Miss Emma
Gross at her home on West Main street.
During the evening several musical selec-
tons were rendered, and at midnight the
guests were served an elegant luncheon.
Among those present were Misses Mable
Stevens, Sallie and Blanche Mcbride,
Jessie and Carrie Koch, Ida McGrath,
Annie Bardsley, Mesdames Algier Kane,
Zoeller and Russell; Messrs. ]. p. Nc
Dermott, w. R. Hallinan, S. J. and
George Mcbride, H. F. Bader, A. p. Nc
Donald, ]. H. Hoffman, E. Lawrence, c.
Bardsley, F. Algier, c. Stevens, ]. Rus
sell, M. Quinn, S. P. Sherley and NJ.
Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rydell entertained
Wednesday evening at their home on
Franklin street in honor of their daugh-
ter Ada. The rooms were beautifully
decorated i'll chrysanthemums and
palms. A grand repast was served at
midnight. Those present were Misses
sigma Tillmer, Lillian Keiran, Lille,
Pearl and Wayne Green, Ada Rydell,
Emma Cope, Dora Violin, Blanche
Theisen, Elsie Muir, Virgie Dozier and
Emma Gfoerer, and Messrs. Carol Till
mer, Clarence Bohn, John Jones, Kurtis
Kelly, Ben Davis, Otto DERRICK, Walter
Rydell, David Dozier, Joe Mulcahy, R.
Rudell Green and Arvid Tillmer. Mrs.
Green and Mrs. Wilhelm assisted Mrs.
Rydell in entertaining the guests.
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