Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-10-01

Der, o. Kanstan, f. Schneider, John
Hubbuch and Joseph E. Hill.
Mrs. Edward Clancy, of 1880 Eight.
zenith street, who has been suffering
from cancer on the head, underwent
an operation last week, with the most
gratifying results. Her speedy recovery
is predicted by DIR. Griffiths.
Thomas J.. Shelton, the popular cashier
of the Illinois Central local freight office,
who has been i'll at the Norton Infrmary
for the past two weeks, is reported a:
rapidly improving, and his many friend:
are anxious to see him out soon.
James Mangan, of Jacksonville, con
nected with the National Foundry Com
pany, will be married to Miss Kate
Lyons, a handsome young lady of thi:
city, on the evening of Tuesday, October
10. The ceremony will take place at St
Patrick's church.
Mrs. DIR. J. w. McCraun, of Omaha,
has been spending the past week as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Kate Harmon,
on Longest avenue, in the Highlands.
She was formerly one of the most we'll.
known and popular young ladies in that
part of the city.
The American Beauty Club has organ
izaA for fba caocO,, ,,,;t1, fI,a fo1Irui n
members: Louise and Bertha Rademaker,
Sadie Doyle, Alice Rapp, May Lilienthal
and Virginia Barrett. They hold meet
ings every Friday afternoon, the object
being to promote social functions.
Mrs. Ann Corcoran, of 1918 West JEFF
ferson street, has returned from delight
full trip up the Kentucky river to Camp
Nelson. She was accompanied by Misses
Josephine Hubbuch and Isabelle Curran.
They pronounce the scenery as almost
Undesirable, and express surprise that
that part of Kentucky is not more Wis
tied by parties leaving Louisville for
summer outings. While at Camp Nelson
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Early.
Mackin Council entertained its menu
bers and friends last night with a euchre
at their clubhouse, 1887 West Main
street, to be repeated every Friday dur
ing the season. The following members
of the council have been appointed OH the
Entertainment Committee and will see
that every one who attends will enjoy
themselves: H. A. Link, DIR. +. A..
Meder, B. J. Flynn, Mack Raidy, Will
lam Kerberg, r. L. Fisher, L. Straub,
Patrick Bannon, Jr., Charles S. Raidy
and ]. w. Sage.
Prof. and Mrs. Dowd opened their
dancing academy in the Polytechnic
building, Fourth avenue, Tuesday even
ing. A large crowd was present and the
occasion was a thoroughly enjoyable one.
The music proved quite feature of the
evening and contributed largely to its
success. Prof. Dowd, though a resident
of Louisville but short time, has by his
pleasant and affable manner acquired a
large circle of friends and acquaintance,
and the indications are that his academy
will become the most popular in the city.
One of tine most enjoyable hayrides of
the season was given Tuesday night. The
feature of the evening was the singing of
Misses NJ. O'Conner and Hale, after
which dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour. Those present were Misses
Lula Snyder, Marie Bremen, Lynn Stein
metz, Josie Mackey, Lizzie Broderick,
Katie Lee, Mayme O'Conner, Susie
Young, Annie Tierney, Tena and Lizzie
O'Conner, Carrie Allen, Katie and Ella
Tierney and Messrs. P. Crutcher, J. Ryan,
Edward Bremen, N. Sussions, Charlie
and George O'Conner, John Tierney and
August Wesbed. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Conner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tierney chaperoned
the party.
A delightful party was given at the
residence of Miss Maggie Kilkenny last
week. Among those present were the
Misses Vine Grogan, Anna
Eubanks, May Connaughton, Margaret
Joyce, Mary Martin, Belle Madden, Anna
Bennett, Nora Connaughton, Mary
O'Brien, Rosa Hoffenbridle, Katie Cal
lahan, Maggie Kilkenny, Nettie Ray
mond, Anna Raymond and Messrs.
Charles Miller, James Roberts, Cliff
Edward Treach, Charles Shu-
make, Edward Brown, John Shaugh-
messy, Mark Morrissey, Dave Nash, John
Charles Hopkins, John Gro
gan, George Hoffenbridle, Churchill
Hayes, Terence Ntzhugh,, Frederick
Martin Kilkenny, Thomas
Higgins, Garland Borders, Mrs. Walter
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kilkenny and
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