Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-09-30

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Frank A. Collyer left last week for
West Baden.
Emery McCurdy has returned from
short trip to West Baden Springs.
T. J. Gill was among the Louisvillians
who spent last week at West Baden.
Miss Kate Coonan, of Terre Haute, was
this week the guest of Miss Margaret
McGrath.
Misses Anita and Mary Fleming were
this week the guests, of Miss Mary Gray
in Frankfort.
Miss Agnes Caldwell, who has been
spending the summer in Virginia, is ex-
pected home next week.
Miss Frances McAteer has returned
from Hardinsburg, where she was the
guest of Mrs. Reuben Miller.
Miss Anna Hays will arrive home Mon
day from Savannah, where she has been
spending the past two months.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Virgie Hill, of this city, and N.
Lancaster Spaulding, of New Haven.
Miss Maggie Canty's friends will
regret to learn that she is quite seriously
i'll at the residence of relatives on Bank
street.
Mrs. John Horn and Mrs. c. w. Nc
CURE, of New Albany, have returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in In
dianapolis.
The engagement of Miss Emma Borden
and Henry Rademaker has been an
nounced. Their wedding will take place
in November
Col. Mike Hickey, of the Paradise, has
returned from weeks sojourn at West
Baden Springs, feeling jollier and in bet
ter health than ever.
John Dunn's frequent visits in the
neighborhood of Eleventh and Zane are
causing his friends to predict that he will
soon stray from the path of single blessed
ness.
Rev. Father Gaffney, who was former
ly stationed at the Dominican Convent,
was here on a visit last week. He
was visited by a great many of his old
friends during his stay.
The marriage of Miss Mary Houlihan
and Clarence Holtshauser was solemnized
last Thursday afternoon at the Cathedral
in the presence of many of their friends
and relatives, Rev. Father Lynch tying
the nuptial knot.
The marriage of Miss Della Joyce and |
John Phelan was solemnized at St. Louis |
Bertrand church "Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock in the presence of large num-
Der of friends. Both are well known and
popular in Irish-American social circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Halves, of Salt
Lake City, were here this week visiting
'elatives. Mrs. Halves is the sister of
Ioe Bronger and cousin of Alderman
Henry Bronger. Mr.. Halves conducts
he Cullen Hotel, the leading one in
Utah.
A hustling young Democrat who is
'ure of anything within the gift of the
voters of the Ninth ward is James Phalen,
he popular Inspector of Drains and
sewers. Jim's pleasant and obliging
Ways have made him very popular in
hat district.
Mrs. Anna O'Neill has issued invita-
ions to the marriage of her daughter,
NJ, to Mr.. H. ]. Weber. The
Wedding will take place October at St.
ohn's church at 4 o'clock. They will be
t home to their friends after October Is
It 416 Kentucky street.
The marriage of William Cleveland and
Hiss Catherine Muldoon, one of Linz
rick's most attractive young girls, took
lace at the Dominican church Wednes-
ay afternoon. Following the ceremony
vas sumptuous wedding supper, after
which they left on a:wedding trip through
he East.
The wedding of Miss Katie Danaher
nd Capt. Daniel O'Keefe, announced in
hese columns last week, will take place
ext Wednesday. The bride-elect is
nown as leader in East End social cir
les. The valiant Captain and pretty
ride have the best wishes of host of
riends for peaceful and happy journey
trough life.
The members of the Aquinas Union are
rrauging to give dramatic entertain
lent during the latter part of November,
hose who witnessed the very creditable
erformance they gave last spring will be 5
nre to attend again. OF course it goes l
'ithout saying that Miss Wayne Keefe
nd Miss Katie B. Lannin will be cast for
,ading parts.
Harry Bundschu one of the most ronu-