Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-09-09

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Stea, of Clifton, and Misses Katie and
Annabel Murray, of Hawthorne Heights.
James Mccormack, the we'll known
Louisville & Nashville fireman, is taking
vacation at home in this city. His
friends say that he will also take some
thing else besides vacation-a blushing
bride.
Miss Lucy A. Patterson, daughter of
John Patterson, and prominent in society
circles of Chicago, has been spending
the past week as the guest of Alderman
and Mrs. William Patterson, 2609 West
Main street.
Miss Julia Madden has returned home
from Anderson, w. Va, where she has
been spending the summer. Miss Eva
Madden and Mrs. Atwood Martin have
gone to New York for a short visit before
returning home.
The Aquinas Union hay ride last week
to Riverview Park was quite a success.
Although ffty-eight couples attended
there was ample accommodation for them
all under the able management of Dennis
Reardon and Dave Burke, Dennis hand
ling the older crowd while Dave attended
to the younger set.
The congregation of st. Aloysius'
church will heve its annual picnic at
Phoenix Hill Park Monday afternoon and
evening. Rev. Father O'Grady and his
Pensioners never do things by halves,
and those who wish to spend an enjoyable
afternoon or evening will find here an
excellent opportunity. The proceeds will
be used for improvements on the church.
Master Johnnie Chawk entertained
little gathering of his playmates last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being his
birthday. Those present were: Francis
Sheehy, Dan Hartnett, Joe and Albert
Baker, James Sexton David Reilly, Jim
Sweeney, Willie Logan Reilly and John
Doolan. Master Chawk entertained them
with several selections on his violin, on
which instrument he is very creditable
performer.
The Misses Patterson, of Chicago, who
are here visiting Alderman William Pat
terson and wife, were entertained at a
euchre given in their honor by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Murphy at their home in Port
land Thursday evening. Quite large
number were present and the occasion
was a most enjoyable one. The fair
visitors have been the recipients of much
social attention since their arrival here
one week ago.
The marriage of William ]. Otto and
Miss Catherine Mulkern was solemnized
Monday at noon at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Rev. Father Walsh oficiat-
ing. Both bride and groom are well
known and popular in West End social
circles, and received the congratulations
of host of friends. After the ceremony
the happy pair left on bridal tour, and
upon their return will be at home to their
friends at 1881 West Madison street.
The marriage of Mr.. George Porter and
Miss Emma Swami was celebrated at St.
Mary Magdalene's church Tuesday morn-
ing in the presence of large number of
friends. The ushers were Messrs. AL
Smith, Walter Morgan, Henry Immorde
and B. Gerst. After the ceremony the
happy couple left on bridal trip East,
and upon their return will be at home to
their friends at 1915 First street. The
bride is one of Louisville's most lovely |
and attractive young ladies. Mr.. Porter
is rising young business man, being one
of the leading insurance agents of this
city.
A hayride was given Friday evening in |
honor of Miss Katie Glenn, who returned |
from Nashville recently. The party left |
the home of Miss Mayme Doran and rode
to St. Matthews, where dancing was en-
joyed and supper served. Those who |
participated were the Misses Katie Glenn,
Emma Benheld, Anna keenan,, Effie |
Ryan, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Clara Smith,
Stella Ryan, Julia Sheedy, Sophia Kern,
Mayme Doran, Anna Gleason, Katie |
Doran, Katie Potters, Annabel Dorm and
Ella May Gavin and Messrs. Holtzheimer
and Lautz, of St. Matthews; Will Carter,
Edward Schraum, Will Glenn, Fred
Rompf, Will Quinn, Edward Perry, Will
McHugh, Nellis Craft, Middleton, G. F.
Meader and Paul Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Doran acted as chaperons.
A delightful euchre party was held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nevin,
West Chestnut street, Thursday evening,
for the purpose of meeting Misses Lucy
A., Susie and Lucy Patterson, three
and attractive young lady
visitors from Chicago. After the euchre
the guests were invited TO the dining
room where an elegant luncheon was
served. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
0'Brien. Alderman and Mrs. William