Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-03-11
SOCIETY,".

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The girl who keeps her birthday
When a merry little elf,
Keeps it still when she grows up,
But keeps it to herself.
Miss Mamie Dillon is visiting in New
York.
Miss Rosie Higgins, OF Lexington, KY,
is visiting in the city.
Oscar Duffy, of Jacksonville, visited
Lexington, KY, last week.
Miss Ably Mcguire has returned from q
months visit to New Orleans.
Ex-senator John d. Harris, of Rich.
mond, was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Nina O'Fallon, who was visiting
Miss Nina McGoodwin, returned to St
Louis Wednesday.
Miss Sarah McGarvey, of Lexington
KY, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter G.
, Taylor, in Cincinnati.
Mr.. O'Bannon, private secretary Of
Congressman Zenor, haa returned to his
home az Corydon, Ind.
Miss Sue Kirk has gone to Porto Rico
to attend her brother, DIR. William r.
Kirk, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Katie O'Neill, of Illinois, and
Miss Katie Mitchell will leave shortly for
Richmond, KY, to visit relatives.
d. J. Mulaney, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the N, c. & St. L. r.
K. at Cincinnati, was in town Tuesday.
II is rumored that Mr.. William Shea,
of Illinois avenue, Jacksonville, will
shortly lead Louisville belle to the altar.
The Greek Minister of the Interior has
issued an order prohibiting the wearing
of hats at theatrical performances in that
country.
Miss Katie Mitchell, of Jacksonville,
who has been visiting her uncle, Mr..
George Brennard in Louisville, has re-
turned home.
Cosmas Meagher has been i'll for the
past week. His cousin, Andy Wakes,
says that Cosmas will be able to be out
in few days.
Miss Katie Riordan, who has been i'll
of typhoid fever, has now fully re-
covered, and her many friends are glad
10 see her out again.
The members of the Aquinas Union
would like to know the attraction for
Dave Burke and John McDermott every
Sunday evening up town, somewhere
above Preston street.
The ladies of St. Cecilia's church are
talking of bazaar in the near future.
They know how to manage such things
to the amusement of the patrons and
profit of the promoters.
Miss Agnes Nevils, one of Louisville's
prettiest girls, is out on a visit to Big
Clifty, KY, where she rejoined her old
friend, Miss Matte Tully. These two
young ladies will surely boom the society
of that town.
Messrs. B. H. Roney of Providence,
f. c. Mahan of Williamsburg, ]. H.
Mulligan of Lexington, Charles M.
Meacham of Hopkinsville, M. c. Kelly
of Mt. Sterling, r. Monarch of Ovens
boro, T. A. Handley of Upton, G. A.
Cassidy of Flemingsburg, were visitors
last week.
Ed. Toomey started the rumor last
week that Jack Cavanagh, of Nazareth,
would be here on visit last Sunday, but
he failed to show up. All of the boys
were prepared to give him warm recep-
ton, except Mike Hartnett, who says
that there is a difference between Ed and
George Washington.
The engagement of Miss Della Cahill
to Mr.. Martin Leahy is announced and
will be pleasant news to their many
friends. Miss Cahill is very popular
young lady and is loved by a host of
friends. Mr.. Leahy is prominent young
man and holds responsible position
with the L. & L. railroad. No date for
the wedding has been set. The only at
tendants will be Miss Mary Deveny and
Mr.. Martin Quirk.
DANGEROUS HAIR ORNAMENTS.
Women can not be too careful in select