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

Miss Emma Nevin has been enjoying a
pleasant visit in Lafayette, Ind, as the
guest of Miss Sadie Struble.
The friends of Miss Josie Hartnett will
be very glad to learn that she is out, after
a serious illness of two weeks.
Miss Ella c. Keane, of Worthington,
was the guest of Miss Marguerite O'Don-
nell at South Park during tlfe week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donnelly and Mr..
James Cooney have returned home after
a pleasant visit to West Baden Springs.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Ed. Brown, popular resident of Liner
ick, to handsome young lady of the West
End.
Miss Della Cunningham pretty West
End young lady, left Wednesday for St.
Paul, where see will be the guest of her
sister.
Mr.. Michael lyman, ST., leaves today
for Chicago, where he goes to visit his
sister. He will remain there about three
weeks.
Father Kearney, a visiting priest to the
Dominican parish, delivered an eloquent
and able sermon at the late mass last
Sunday.
His host of friends will regret to learn
that Deputy Constable Bert Keegan is
still seriously i'll at his home on West
Broadway.
Dan Break and Will Bierod have been
visiting Towhead Island for the last few
days, where they have been guests of
fishing camp.
Miss Annie Monohan, of the Sacred
Heart parish, did great work towards the
success Of the picnic, which was given at
Riverview Park last Monday. ~
The Orpheus Male Glee Club announces
the first of its series of winter entertain
ments to take place at Fountain Ferry
Park on the evening of October "a.
Misses Carrie Scally and Maggie Nal
10y have gone to Yonkers, N. ", to pay
a visit to their cousin, Miss Rose Malloy.
They will be absent about month.
Messrs. James and William Harmon are
back from the Omaha Exposition. They
report the Exposition as a great success,
and are we'll pleased with their experience
in the West.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Joseph Flaherty and Miss Mayme Hays,
well-known young people of Jefferson
vile. The wedding will be solemnized
next month.
A tally-ho club has been organized
with the following members Nellie G.
O'Brien, Della B. Fleming, Belle M.
Akers, w. A. Robinson, Louis G. Robin
son and Sam o. Davis
Dan Creedon, of the City Engineers
Department, who has been seriously i'll
for several weeks past, is now reported in
fair way of recovery, and his friends
hope to soon see him able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Metcalfe, of
Lydia and Hickory streets, are happy
over the arrival of a stalwart little boy
painter at their home. They will enter
tain their friends tomorrow in honor of
the event.
The many friends of Mrs. Thomas De-
gan, of West Green street, will regret to
earn that her condition is quire serious.
She is suffering from the infrmities in
cident to old age, and has been unable to
leave her bed for several weeks.
James ]. Reagan and John Schaefer are
amusing their friends by accounting the
events of recent trip to Cincinnati. Mr.
Regain will soon entertain his namesake |
from up the river, whom he pronounces
one of the greatest men in Ohio.
AAN AANAAc~io VI ehN OhiOn
expecting wedding invitations in the near
future from one of their members-popu-
lar Dave Burke. His frequent visits in
the neighborhood of Eighteenth and Wal
nut are causing them to be suspicious.
Misses Nellie and Nora Harmon are
home from an extended visit at Omaha,
where they attended the great Exposition
in that city. They were the guests OF
DIR. w. ]. McCrann, formerly of this city.
and were the recipients of marked social
5, The engagement of Miss Aline Liths
gov Muldoon to Mr.. Byron Hillard has
been announced. The marriage will take
place early this winter. Miss Muldoon
is the youngest daughter of Col. M.
the well-knoSn monument de-