Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-11-12

7l9 West Oak street. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. Gallagher left for
Bloomington, Ind, where he has since
been employed. He is here on visit.
but the young couple may remove to
Bloomington and make that place their
permanent home.
Miss Alice Underhill entertained the
Chrysanthemum Socials at her home last
Thursday evening. Those present were
Misses Wayne Short, Susie Nichols,
Alice Seiberg, Mayme Settler and Alice
Underhill; Messrs. John T. Bradley,
Gus Byrd, John Mark, Lee Knight and
Tom +. Letters.
The euchre party given by Trinity
Council, Y. NJ. l., Wednesday evening.
was a very enjoyable affair and reflects
much credit on the reception committee
The first prizes were carried off by Miss
Lula Stey and Phil NJ. Roehrig, while
the consolation prizes went to Mrs. James
B. Kelly and Charles ]. Grouse.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Mr.. John Moran and Miss
Margaret Haugh, a very popular West
End couple. The ceremony will take
place at st. Patrick's church on the after.
noon of Wednesday, November %. Miss
Mollie Kelly will be the bridesmaid
while Mr.. Michael Mack will act as best
man.
Tuesday afternoon at St. Patrick's
church was solemnized one of this sea-
sons most popular weddings, Ri. Rev.
Mgr. Gambon performing the ceremony.
The happy bride and groom we're Miss
Bridge Maloney, of Seventeenth and Ty-
Ter avenue, lovely young lady, and Mr..
WEIGH, of 24lS Bank street, who
holds position with the American To-
bacco Company. A large number of
friends of the happy couple were present
and rendered their best wishes. Mr. and
Mrs. WEIGH Immediately went to house
keeping.
One OF the most talented young violin
lists OF this city is Miss Mary +. Hoertz,
Of 1916 Floyd street. She is very pref
ty brunette, and all who know her are
delighted at her success in music. Her
many rare qualities have endeared her to
her friends, of which she has a very
large number. 1t is more than probable
that she will in a short time rank among
the leading lady violinists of our country.
She is also very fine actress, having
taken the leading part in Shakespeare
ALPS Well that Ends Well" and MANY
other heavy pieces.
The many friends of Mr.. NJ. ]. Leamev
and Miss Mary Agnes Martin will be sur
orised to hear of the announcement of
heir marriage, which will take place at
st. Johns church on November %. Miss
Martin is the charming daughter of ltr.
md Mrs. Dominick Martin, of East Lau
el street. and is very pretty and accor.-
'lished young lady. Mr.. Leamey is a
popular policeman and is we'll known in
he southern part of the city. After the
CEREMONY the young couple will leave for
bridal trip to Cincinnati, Dayton and
ther Eastern cities, and will be at home
D their friends at l04l Seventh street
bout December |.
The Cornia Euchre Club was hand
omely entertained by Miss Josie l..
godfrey at her home, 1895 Eighth street,
tuesday, evening. During the evening
he guests were treated to an elegant
Miss Anna Mcfarland won
lie first prize, ladies' tippet, while Mr..
lmes Brady captured the gentleman's
rize, handsome umbrella. Miss Nellie
ong and Mr.. Frank Dacher carried off
lie consolation prizes. Among those
resent were Misses Mary and Nellie
ong, Anna Mcfarland. Lizzie Murphy,
gnes Sheridan, Maggie Brady, Mary
ELY, Mary, Maggie and Josie Godfrey,
ell Kennedy; Messrs. James Brady,
lark Ryan, Frank Dacher, o. T. Griggs.
homas O'Brien, William Phelan, George
lahiff, George A. Shea, Joseph Broder-
k, Thomas Fitzpatrick and J. Charles
bst.
Next Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Iii be solemnized the marriage of two
Louisville's most highly esteemed and
'pular young people. The contracting
rites are Mr.. Michael ]. lyman, the
equity Bailiff of the City Court, who
Joys the friendship of as many people