Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-09-02


phis, the guest of her uncle.
Miss Margaret Womack comes home
next week from Madison, Ind.
Mrs. ]. P. Harmon left yesterday for
Philadelphia to visit her brother.
Miss Maggie Norton has returned from
delightful visit to friends in Greensboro
Messrs. John b. and Ohio II. Wathen
leave the city next week to attend col
lege.
Miss Catherine Doherty, of Jefferson
vile, is visiting her parents at Hamilton,
Ohio.
Miss Susie McKiernan, of 1918 Eighth
street, is visiting Miss Blanche Berry at
Nolin, KY.
Miss Blanche Mccain, of Springfield,
Mo-, is visiting her grandmother in JEFF
fersonville.
Miss Wayne McAuliffe, of Jefferson
vile, spent the week with friends in
Shelbyville.
Miss Margaretta Mason has been
spending a few days at Brooks Station,
in the county.
Miss Eliza Harmon left Friday for a
few weeks with relatives in Philadelphia
and New York.
Misses Sallie and Mary Donigan are
visiting in the East, and will not return
for several weeks.
Miss Nellie Sexton returned Tuesday
from Shelbyville, where she had been
attending the fair
Miss Duffy and neice, Miss Blanche
Carr, have returned from Cumberland
Falls and Sawyer, KY.
James S. McDonogh left yesterday for
Washington to resume his studies at the
Georgetown University.
Mr.. Pat Sullivan, of 1868 Sixth street,
is in Cincinnati, where he will remain till
the middle of September
Miss Leon Murphy, of Chicago, has
been spending the week in this city, the
guest of the Misses. O'Reilly.
Miss Margaret O'Brien left Sunday for
indianapolis, where she will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John Foley.
Mrs. Will Meehan and daughter
Blanche, who have been visiting friends
In Maine, have returned home.
Mrs. Robert Madden and children, of
Indianapolis, are visiting P. D. Madden
in Jacksonville for a few days.
Miss Marian Mason and Miss Lizzie
Stouffer will return on Sunday from
months stay in Bay View, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Murphy and chill
dren, of Covington, spent the week here
as the guests of Mr.. James Mannix.
Mr., and Mrs. Fenton and son Paul, of
Cincinnati, are visiting Miss A. Belle
Davidson, on Chestnut, near Fourteenth.
Miss Susie McKeirnan has returned
from an enjoyable visit at Nolin, where
she was the guest of Miss Blanche Berry.
Miss Julia Quirk has returned from a
pleasant visit to Madison, where she went
to be present at the marriage of her cou-
sin.
Mr.. Henry F. Cassin, Chief Clerk of
the United States Court, is home from the
East, where he spent his summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary Cavanaugh, of 2513 West
Market street, left Wednesday for two
weeks visit with friends in Southern In
diana.
The engagement of Edward ]. Broderick
and Miss Anna f. Boyle has been an
Their marriage will take place
this fall.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, of New Orleans,
spent this week in New Albany visiting
ner sister, Mrs. Kate Riley, 1903 East
Spring street.
Miss Ellen Power, after pleasant stay
With her cousins, the Misses Hannah, of |
Clifton, has returned to her home at
KY.
Mrs. Belle Lynch Key, wife of Corbin
Key, the West End tobacco manufacturer,
md her two children, are home from the
Salt River Springs.
Miss Henrietta Bauer is at home again,
lfter pleasant visit at Gethsemane, and
las resumed her place as Leading soprano
n St. Cecilia's choir.
Little Misses Margaret Hannah and
sosa Herbert have returned home after
pending four weeks with relatives and
riends at Indianapolis.
Miss Josephine Kelly, who has been