Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-11-26

The Phoenix Social Club, one of the
oldest and most popular clubs in the East
End, composed of young ladies and gem
tlemen, entertained a large number of
friends Wednesday evening at their
club-rooms on Payne street. Dancing
was INDUCED in until midnight, when
the guests were treated to refreshments.
Richard Clugh is President and Dan
Tivinan Secretary. This club gives dances
monthly and frequent euchre parties.
The marriage of John Keane and Miss
Maggie O'Donnell took place at the Do
minican church, Rev. Father Logan unit
ing the happy couple. The ceremony
was witnessed by a large number of
friends of the contracting parties. They
were rendered a reception in the evening,
at which Mr. Mike Grogan entertained
the company with several excellentlv
rendered solos. Mr.. and Mrs. Keane are
at home to their friends at Eighth and
Oak streets.
Perhaps the SWEETEST and most enjoy
able progressive euchre party of the sea-
son was that given Wednesday evening
for the benefit of Father Ackerman's new
church, on Floyd and Woodbine streets.
There were forty tables for the PLAYERS
and sixteen prizes awarded. Refresh
ments were served in abundance and an
excellent band furnished music. There
were about 400 persons present, and a
goodly sum was realized to help the rev.
erend gentleman in his noble work.
The La Cigale Club entertained with
another OF their popular dances on
Thanksgiving evening. Good music was
in attendance and a general good time
was had by all present. The officers of
this popular society are: T. J. Burk-
holder, President; Miss Lille Schneider.
Secretary, and Miss Mayme DIVER,
Treasurer. The membership roll has
steadily increased and now numbers
among its members some of the most
popular young people in the West End.
Miss Edna McGibbon entertained the
Shamrock Euchre Club at her home on
Preston street. The prizes were won bv
Misses Emma Herman, Mary Hoertz,
John Ford and Mike McDougal. A mid
night supper was served to the club, of
which the following are the members:
Mary f. Hoertz, Emma Herman, Lena
McGaston, Sallie Claire, Mary Fitzgib-
bon. Maggie keenan, and Polly McTighe:
Messrs. John Fitzpatrick, Peter Killoran,
Patrick Gagen, Howard Clark, Walter
Morgan, John McGlocklin and Patrick
Naughton.
A most enjoyable surprise-party was
Miss Ida Hall, of Hepburn
avenue, last Monday evening. Dancing
was feature of the evening and was in
iulged in until late hour. Those pres
mt were Misses Edna Grace, Lula
Henry, Julia Sparkles, Sophia Green.
Berry Witherspoon, Edna McGlocklin,
Sara Cunningham, Bridge McDonough,
Mary Brown, Sallie, Jane, Martha and
lilly Morgan and Maggie King, Messrs.
Edward Knopf, John Grace, Frank
Green, John Wolf, John Hubbuch, Will
Meyers, John Rehm, Joseph Gildhaus,
Ohm, Frank and James McDonough, Will
<illkourse and John Fahey.
Mr.. Jerry O'Leary and Miss Maggie
Mooney were married Thanksgiving dav
It ST. Patrick's church, Right Rev. MGR.
1ambon performing the ceremony. AZ
er the marriage reception was rendered
he happy couple at the home of Mr..
ohm j. Keane, brother-in-law of the
ride, at Thirteenth and Main streets.
n the evening a reception was held at
he residence of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary.
t Eighteenth and High streets. Mr..
)'Leary is member of the firm of
)'Leary & Hallihan, and is prominent
n the West End and in Irish society.
he bride is a handsome young woman.
realty esteemed by all who have had the
leasure of meeting her.
One OF the notable weddings of the
asst week was that of Mr.. John l. Nc
Irath, the popular Deputy Jailer, and
lrs. Mary Kelly, which was solemnized
the Dominican church, the Rev.
ather Logan officiating. The bride is
ne of the most loveable and best-known
ldies in the southern part of the city,
nd has always taken a prominent part
matters having for their object the
ocial or moral advancement of Irish So
ety, and her services have always been
valuable for charitable works. The
room was born in that part of the CITY
nown as Limerick, where everybody is
is friend. He was at one time we'll
nown engineer OH the L. & n. After
lie wedding the happy couple left on a
ridal trip and are now enjoying their
oneymoon in the cities of the East.
hey will return home about December |,
nd be at home to their friends at 14l7
eventh street, where they will 90 to