Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-11-19
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Mr.. ]. T. Dyer, of Morganfeld, was in
the city the past week.
]. J. Barry, of the New Haven Echo,
was in the city the past week.
T. c. O'Bryan, of Danville, and H.
w. Reeves, of Lebanon, were in the city
Wednesday.
At Hopkinsville, Ky, Wednesday, Mr..
c. f. Smith and Miss Edna Cavanaugh
were married.
Mr.. w. r. Bush and Miss Katis T..
Taylor were married in Lexington, KY,
Wednesday evening,
Lieut.. Thomas J. Riley is rejoicing
over the arrival of young officer at his
home at 1927 Duncan.
Mr.. Tom Higgins and Mr.. Con Lehan
will return shortly from Bowling Green
after a delightful stay of one month.
MIR. w. +. Spalding, of Atlanta, Ga,
and Miss Susie B. Mattingly were mar
ried in Lebanon Tuesday morning.
, The many friends of John J. Tully, the
old life-saver, will regret to learn that he
is confined to his home by sickness.
The announcement that the Young
Mems Division of the Hibernians will re-
sumo their socials will be pleasing news
to many.
The entertainment of the young ladies
of the juvenile choir of the Sacret Heart
church was a most enjoyable one and
proved a great success.
Mrs. Peter Cusick, who has been Sc
riously i'll during the past summer, is re-
ported to be improving and her speedy
recovery is now looked for.
Mr.. Herbert Fawcett. of New Albany,
prominent member of the Elks, is the
happy father of a handsome boy, who
arrived at his home the past week.
Miss Chrissie Doyle, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Fred Harig, S53
Seventh street, for several weeks, left for
her home in Carlow, Ireland, Yesterday.
In Lexington, Tuesday evening, Mr..
w. +. O'Sulivan, of Lebanon, and Miss
Teresa Varty, of Tampa, Fla, were mar
ried by the Rev. Father Hogarty, of
Lebanon.
There is untold happiness in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike NJ. Hoban, on
Portland avenue, over the arrival of their
youngest daughter, which event occurred
last week.
Mr.. John f. Jacques and family, of
Columbus, Ohio, surprised relatives and
friends by an unannounced visit last
week. Jack is as jolly as ever, and is
getting fat.
The congregation of Holy Cross church
will give a euchre at Fountain Ferry
Park on Tuesday, November %. The
ladies promise a delightful evening for
all who attend.
The congregation of st. Georges
church, Standard and Eighteenth streets,
are holding a bazaar in St. Peters hall,
Seventeenth and Southgate, which will
close next Thursday.
Hon. Alexander Bowling, of New AL
bany, Judge-elect of the Indiana Supreme
Court from Second district, will remove
to indianapolis about the holidays, his
term beginning January 2.
Mr.. Jacob Gross and Miss Dora Miller
were married in St. Louis Bertrand
church by Rev. Father Logan, Wednes-
day. The attendants were Mr.. Joseph
Demuth and Miss Lizzie Hubbard.
John Chawk and Edward Markum have
been looking gloomy lately, owing to the
GOODNESS of two popular Market-street
young ladies. Brace up, old boys-the
darkest hour is always just before dawn.
Messrs. Reynolds, Gibney and Nc
Elheaney deserve special praise for
their good work in Cyrano de Bergerac at
the Temple during the past week Here
are true specimens of Kentucky Irish
Americans.
The ladies of St. Joseph's Aid, of St.
Cecilia's parish, will give a coffee social
and entertainment in st. Cecilias Hall
on Wednesday evening, November 80.
Tickets fifteen cents. The proceeds are
for the poor of the parish.
Miss Katie Ingram, the popular young
Louisville actress, has consented to APP
pear in an amateur theatrical at Macau-
ley's Theater next month. Her many |
friends who know her ability will surely
swell the box Office receipts.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Claire rendered |
valuable assistance in entertaining and
making it pleasant for those who attended
the entertainment given by the young
ladies of the Sacred Heart church choir.
They we're assisted by Mesdames Tarpie,
Mattingly, Cronin Tighe and curran.