Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-07-22

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who went to Lexington to attend the
marriage of Miss Anna Blanche Norman
and Mr.. John l.. Stephanski, have re-
turned to this city.
The Mercy Circle Sewing Circle held
an enjoyable meeting Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Neal Burke
in Jacksonville.
Rumor has it that Con Lehan, one of
the popular young men of the East End,
will shortly be welded to pretty daugh
ter of the Emerald Isle.
Miss Maggie Norton, daughter of Will
lam Norton, of West Chestnut street, will
leave Monday for Owensboro where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Field.
Misses Aurelia Mazzoni and Amelia
Montedonico have returned from West
Baden Springs, where their beauty at
tracted great deal of attention.
Mark Ryan, one of the most popular
young men about the Courthouse, has
gone to Atlantic City. He will visit
through the East before returning.
Mr.. Daniel Hennessey, of Missouri,
son of John NJ. Hennessey, is visiting his
parents in this city. Although proud of
his Kentucky birth, he favors Missouri as
home.
Charles Connors. with the William
Higgins Leather Company, st. Louis,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives here for the past three weeks, left
the city Wednesday.
John O'Brien, of 937 East Market
street, is receiving the congratulations of
his friends upon the arrival of lovely
baby girl at his home. He declares her
the belle of the East End.
Frank Kendrick will spend the coming
winter in Louisville. Col. Meffert has
secured him for this seasons stock COM
pany. Although joining the company
late last season, he soon became a great
favorite with the Temple patrons.
The marriage of Miss Celia A. Mccain
and William H. DENIES was solemnized
at St. Vincent de Paul's church Wednes-
day evening in the presence of large
number of friends of the happy couple,
Rev. Father Heising tying the nuptial
knot.
Miss Rose Carroll, of Indianapolis, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M. Metcalfe,
East Washington street. Miss Carroll is
one of the prettiest of this seasons Wis
itors, and numbers her admirers by the
score. She will spend next week with
friends in Jefferson county.
The Misses Gnau entertained in honor
of Miss Ada McDermott, of Elizabeth
town. Among those present were Misses
Carrie, Philie. Lulie and Josie Gnau, Ada
Gertie Fox, Katie and Lille
Delus, Katie Fitzpatrick, Nettie Gathof,
Lille Godfrey, Belle Meany, Susie Nc
Herman, Mrs. Joseph Gnau and Mrs. |
Sam Thunderstorm.
Will Timmons, the gate-keeper at the |
Tenth-street depot, is becoming one of |
the most popular railroad employees in
the city. Owing 10 his polite and agree
able disposition the company recognized |
his worth and plai i him in his present |
position. Will is single man, but if
late rumor be true he will soon desert
The bachelor ranks and lead hand
some young lady of Limerick to the altar.
The marriage of Miss Emma Whitman
% Mr.. ]. ]. Gainey was solemnized at
St. Augustine's rectory, Jacksonville,
Wednesday evening. The bride is the
handsome daughter of Joseph Whitman,
who lives at the corner of Maple and Null
berry streets. The groom is car in
ipector for the Southern railroad. After
he ceremony the happy pair left for
ludlow, KY, where they will make their
uture home.
Miss Mary Agnes Wolfe, of 1926 Eighth
treet, will entertain the White Rose
>lub on Thursday evening. The men,
'ers of the club are Misses Mary Wolfe,
Margaret Grogan, Mamie Riley, Mary
Ryan, Katie Ansbro. Lille Kohler, An
lie Collins, Eta MARITIME; Messrs Will
am Miller, Thomas Vetter, Louis Dugan,
oseph Hanrahan, Thomas Hikes, Chas.
sehm, Harry Smith, John Hikes and
William Kohler.