Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-05-27

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street neighborhood from two to three
times a week has caused no little COM
ment. His friends are saying that the
happy event can not be far off now.
Miss Mary r. Sullivan, of Lafayette,
Ind, is visiting the family of her uncle.
Mr.. John f. Sullivan, 314 East Breckin-
ridge street. Miss Sullivan is most &C
complished young lady, and is much
admired by those who have met her.
Among the many happy weddings an
nounced for June will be that of Miss
Susan Mattingly and DIR. Max Eble,
which win be solemnized at the Domini-
can church. The bride is lovely lady,
and the doctor is to be congratulated on
his winning so worthy a wife.
The ladies and gentlemen of St.
Georges church invite their friends to
meet them at the residence of Mrs. c.
Kochs, Eighteenth and Bayless avenue,
Tuesday evening, where strawberry and
ice cream social will be held, to be fol-
lowed by dancing and other amusing ex-
ercises.
A young grocer arrived last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael d.
Lawler, Nineteenth and Duncan streets.
He is lusty chap and tips the scales at
ten pounds. Before he arrives at the age
of twenty-one we hope Papa Lawler will
find himself at the head of a wholesale
grocery.
The annual dancing exhibition of the
pupils of Miss Blanche Mitchell at Ma
cauley's Theater Wednesday evening was
most gratifying to the friends of the pretty
dancers. All acquitted themselves hand
somely, but Misses Christine Hopkins,
Marie Murphy, Josephine Byrnes and
Nellie Finnegan and Master Philip Con-
nell are entitled to special praise for their
really artistic work.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. William J. King and
Miss Corinne McCrory, which will be
solemnized at the Cathedral on Wednes-
day, June IA. Pew. Father Creaney tying
the nuptial knot. The bride-elect is a
handsome and vivacious young lady, the
daughter of Mr.. P. McCrory, and is
well-known in West End social circles.
Mr.. King is a very popular fireman7on
the Louisville & Nashville road, the soh
of John King.
Misses Lucy and Isabelle Hawkins
were given a surprise party by their
friends last Monday evening. Those
present were: Misses Katie B. Ingram,
Lizzie Houlihan, Josie Reardon, Bridget
King and Susie and Miranda Spivens;
Messrs. Dave Burke, Dan Hartnett, Lem
uel Spivens, Andy Rink, Pat Ross, John
Perkins, Ed Smedler, Pat O'Loughlin
and James Langan. Dancing and games
were INDUCED in to late hour. At the
close those present offered toast of
thanks to Dave Burke and Katie b.
Ingram, who so ably manageable affair.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary of Trinity
Council 230, Young Men IS Institute. have
arranged the following programme for
their ice cream social at the club house
of Trinity Council, 524 East Madison
street, Tuesday evening, May 30: Reel
tation, by Miss Nellie +. Simon; costume
cake walk, by Miss Ida and Dave Alex
ander; singing, by Miss Emma and Mr..
William Fisher; comic recitation, by Miss
Lille Alexander. The following we'll
known and popular young ladies will
compose the Reception Committee: Mrs.
P. Byron, Misses Daisy Francis, Mag
gle Daley, Mayme Neil, Lillian Hooper,
Bette Stark and Louisa Schwaninger.
One of the most brilliantly solemnized
weddings ever witnessed at the Cathedral
was that which occurred Tuesday at noon,
when Right Rev. Bishop Nc loskey unit
ed in marriage Hiss Mary NJ. Cato and
Mr.. Joseph M. Wachtel. The church was
filled with the friends and admirers of the
happy couple, and the scene was an en-
chanting one. The bride is the beautiful
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Cato,
and since her girlhood has been leader
in Italian society circles and noted in
many quarters for her many excellent
traits of character. The happy husband
is well-known young man, who num-
bers his friends in all parts of the city.
The ushers were Martin Wachtel, Jr.,
Tony Montedonico, John Johnson and
Tony Fontana. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left for an
extended bridal tour through the East,
followed by the best wishes of all who
have the pleasure of knowing them.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norton. of 1909
West Chestnut street, entertained num-
Der of friends last Sunday evening, eel
the confirmation of their hand
some little daughter, Miss Maggie, who