Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-07-29

,9GHEN
y
of Eighth and St. Catherine, will regret
to learn that he is confined to his home,
threatened with an attack Of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Agnes Conner, of Madison, Ind,
was here this week visiting the Misses
Fitzgerald, Grand avenue, Falkland. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Agnes.
Mr.. II. w. Reese and wife and Fred
and Miss Lena Reese are enjoying two
weeks rest at West Baden Springs. Mr..
Fred Reese will leave there on business
trip through several Western States.
edward Daley, who has been confined
TO his home on Nineteenth street for the
past ten days, is reported much better,
and his friends hope to see him resume
his position with the L. & N. before an
other week.
Little Coleman Butler, of West Market
street, is establishing quite a reputation
for himself as vocalist. Colemans rag
time singing is especially good and
deserves the hearty encores which he
always receives.
Misses Carrie and Julia Lynch, two
accomplished young ladies of Jefferson
vile, spent Monday with friends in this
city, by whom they were handsomely
entertained during the evening at the
Hibernian picnic.
Miss Susie Miller of Zane street, re-
turned Monday from Bardstown, where
she enjoyed pleasant visit with friends
during the past month. Miss Miller is
charming young lady, and was the recip-
lent of much social attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke have
returned from their wedding trip. The
happy husband is a we'll known machin-
list in the Louisville & Nashville shops,
and his friends have been extending him
their congratulations on his winning so
handsome bride.
Mrs. Anna Arts, who recently sustained
severe shock and the fracture of her
arm as the result of a misstep while de-
scending the stairs at her home, POI
Portland avenue, is reported to be now in
fair way to recovery, and her friends
will be pleased to learn that she expects
to be soon able to leave her room.
For once the critics were mistaken.
They have prophesied time and again
that Dan Collins, of the Carter Dry Goods
Company, was vowed to perpetual cell
bacy, but now comes the announcement
of his engagement and approaching nup-
tails to a very wealthy young widow of
the West End. Verify the sly old fox
knows good thing when he sees it.
A pretty East End lass is receiving the
congratulations of her friends OH her en-
gagement to Mike Kelley, of the Hiber-
nian Knights. And we'll she may, for
the conquest of Mike Reilleys heart is
feat worthy the charms of any lady fair
Meanwhile Mike wears that solemn, mis-: |
ferrous air of gay gallant who has been
trapped, but submits joyfully to his
bondage.
Miss Josie Sullivan entertained little |
gathering of her friends last Tuesday |
evening. Those present were: Misses
Katie Purcell, Ida Shanahan, Sallie
Spivens, Carrie Hennessy and Maggie
Sullivan, Messrs. Thomas Hawkins,
William Melon, John Barry, Thomas and
William Sullivan. Miss Josie Sullivan
entertained those present with several
delightful piano solos, which were heart
lily appreciated.
Frank Walter, the popular Clay street
brewer, was the recipient of pleasant
surprise by number of his friends Mon
day evening in honor of his fortieth birth
day. They were accompanied by two
bands of music, and after the serenade all
were invited to partake of sumptuous
spread, prepared nnder the supervision
of Mrs. j. f. Walter. The occasion was
a most enjoyable one, and many were
the expressions of good will for the con-
tinued long life of Mr.. Walter.
DOMINICAN CHIlRCH PICNIC