Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-11-26
The Democrats Will Nominate
For the Legislature Next
Wednesday.
The Hibernians Give a Smoker
and Musicale to a Num-
Der of Friends.
BUDGET OF CAPITAL NEWS NOTES

Wednesday morning last the marriage
of popular John R. Sewer and Miss Rosa
Edwards took place at the residence of
Rev. T. S. Major, the rector of the Church
of the Good Sheperd, Father Major Of
floating. The attendants were Miss
Blanche Schoheld, the sweet and attract
i've cousin of the bride, and Mr.. ID. ].
Mcnamara. The groom is a member OF
the firm of p. &. Sewer & Co., hardware
merchants, of this city, while the bride
is one of Frankforts sweetest and most
lovable girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewers host
of friends in Frankfort rendered their
heartiest congratulations and best wishes
for long life of prosperity for both. The
happy young couple left for Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis, and will be at
home again in about ten days.
The "smoker" given Thursday sien-
ing, November II, by Division |, A. o.
H., proved a grand social success, and
was we'll attended by the members.
Thomas Phelan, the celebrated Irish
harpist, of Cincinnati, was engaged for
the occasion, and rendered several vocal
and instrumental Irish pieces. He was
ably assisted by John Coleman, Patrick
O'Brien, Jack Dolan, Dan McElligott
and Dennis Rath. Martin O'Brien and
Dan McElligott drought down the
house" with real Irish breakdown. AT
IL o'clock All elegant lunch was served,
and. after Prof. Phelan rendered THE
Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall, y
the entertainment closed. Everybody
present spent a very pleasant evening.
The Golden Hour Club" of this city,
of which Mr.. John p. Sewer was a
member ever since its organization in
1894, entertained Mr.. Sewer upon the
eve of his retiren en-, from bachelorhoo1
with banquet. All the substantials and
delicacies that the season afforded were
served in real Delmonico style, and all
present enjoyed themselves immensely.
The members present were David p.
Downs, D. J. Mcnamara, A. c. Newman,
L. A. O'Connor, L. B. Weisenberg, Jr.,
w. A. Lutkemier, Otto Ringold and
Iohn r. Sewer. -Four members were
absent-John Z. Larken, who removed to
Louisville about two years ago; Robert
Craik, who Joined the volunteers in
Nav; Walter Lyter and John Gayle, who
were prevented from attending on ac-
count of previous business engagements.
The forty hours devotion opened Tues
day morning with solemn high mass,
Fathers Fitzgerald, O'Neill and Major
officiating. The pastors were assisted by
Rev. ]. ]. O'Neill, of Lexington; Rev. E.
T. Donnelly, of Georgetown; Rev. ]. J.
Fitzgerald, of Shelbyville; Rev. James
McFarlan, of Louisville; Rev. Thomas
Burke, of Paris, and Rev. T. ]. McGrady.
of Newport
w. c. Newman will shortly make a
flying trip to Graefenburg.
D. P. Davis, of the G. H. c., antici-
pates a trip to Cincinnati about Christ
mas. Davie likes Cincinnati girls im.
mensely.
Louis Weisenburg will go to Jefferson
vile shortly on business.
1t is said that beautiful Louisville
belle has captured the heart of popular
Will Luthemies.
Larry O'Connor is happy. A young
lady from Owen county will shortly visit
Frankfort.
Miss Latecia claire, formerly of this
city, but now of Lexington, was married
asst week in Covington to MIR. Jerome
Weitzel, Very Rev. Ferdinand Brossheart,
V. c., officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Welt
zel's many friends in Frankfort tender
congratulations and best wishes.
The offices on the square have received
a coat of new paint this week and now
present quite neat appearance. Wheth-
er this will influence the next Legislature
to let the ramshackle old buildings stand
or not is not known, but it is hoped that
it will not
The Democratic voters of Franklin
county will select a standard-bearer for
Representative December 28th. If they
should decide upon a dark horse and
select Col. Pat Mcdonald they will make
no mistake, as he is one of the best-qual-
fled men for the place in Franklin coun-
ty. There is no announced or prospect
i've candidate for Representative better
known to politicians and public men
throughout the State than Squire Nc
Donald.
Miss Nellie Auglin, well-known and
popular young lady of Lexington, is Wis.,
iting Misses Katie and Nellie Murphy.
Mr.. Pat Lillis will remove his family
to Shelbyville in the near future, with a
view to making that place his future
home.
NJ. Jerry Newman, of Louisville, spent
Thanksgiving day with his parents in
this city. d. J. Nj.
THEATRICALS.