Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-06-17

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cured position here and will make this
city his future home.
Will ]. Norton, the well-known travel
ing man, was among this weeks arrivals
at West Baden Springs.
Mrs. NJ. V. Mccain, of Jacksonville,
left Monday for Springfield, Mo-, to visit
the family of Charles Mccain.
Miss Agnes Dugan returned to St.
Louis Wednesday, after brief but pleas
ant visit with her relatives on Sixth
street.
Miss Katie Danaher, of $40 Washing
ton street, has gone to Chicago, where
she will spend several weeks visiting her
friends.
Miss Irene Corcoran left last Tuesday
evening on a visit to Madison, Ind +,
where she will be a guest of Miss Annie
Corrigan.
Frank Raggio's friends will be glad to
know that the injury he sustained this
week from the accidental discharge of a
pistol was only slight
Mr.. Patrick Stone, who has been con-
fined to his home on Magnolia avenue
from an attack of general debility, is re-
ported to be improving.
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Mr.. David O'Connell, connected with
the Police Department, was last Monday
called to the bedside of his son, who is
seriously i'll at Bardstown.
The marriage of Miss Annie Murphy
and Mr.. Joe Reiling was announced this
week, the ceremony being performed at
St. Louis Bertrand church.
The engagement of Miss Elsie YAM
dell, one of our most talented young
ladies, and Mr.. Don Barber, of New
York, has been announced.
Miss Mayme Cannon left Wednesday
morning to attend the commencement at
Nazareth. She will also visit friends at
Bardstown before returning.
Master Edward Meehan was the proud
recipient of a gold medal for excellence
at the school conducted by the Sisters of
Mercy at St. Mary Magdalene's church.
The many friends of Louis ID. Perianda
will regret to learn that he has left the
city. He has accepted a position at Gen.
trail City, where he will reside for the
future.
Michael Cavanaugh, who had the mis-
fortune to suffer the accidental loss of an
eye recently, has almost recovered, and
expects to soon be able to resume his
duties.
Mr.. Patrick Filburn and Miss Annie
Kelly will be married at the Cathedral on
Thursday afternoon, June 20, at O'Clock.
After the ceremony, the happy couple
will leave for St. Louis.
Miss Marie Louisa Costigan has Just
returned from Nazareth, where she has
been attending school the past year. She
had the honor last week of meeting per-
sonally His Excellency ldongr. Martinell
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt O'Doherty and
niece, Miss Annie Kelly, left Wednesday
to attend the commencement at st. Cath
crimes. Miss Josephine Kelly is one of
the young ladies who will graduate with
high honors.
James S. McDonogh, Washington cor
respondent for the Kentucky Irish Ameri-
can, took second prize for junior class
($25) at the Georgetown University Law
School. There were nine.y members in
the class. Mr.. McDonogh will be at
home, 1912 Sixth street, until September.
The marriage of Miss Nellie NJ. Purcell
and Mr.. William J. Chalk took place
Wednesday morning at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament. The bride is a
popular young lady of East Market
street, while the groom is representative
of Limerick, where he has host of
friends. They are at home to their
friends atll41 Sixth street.
Miss Mamie Rafferty, and Mr.. Law
renee O'Hara will be united in marriage
by Very Rev. Father Bax at St. Johns
church on Wednesday morning, June 20,
at o'clock. This wedding will be wit
messed by a large number of friends of
the contracting parties, who are very
popular. After wedding breakfast, they
will leave for Cincinnati, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
One Of the weeks prettiest weddings
was that of Miss corinne McCrory and
Mr.. Will King, which was solemnized at
the Cathedral of the Assumption wednes-