Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-01-28

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Mr.. Louis p Holmes, who suffered a
dislocation of his hip some weeks ago by
falling, is reported to be doing as well as
could be expected. Owing to his age,
over fifty years, his recovery will be slow,
and his physicians say it will be six
weeks before he will be able to be out
again.
Misses Maggie and Katie Lucey are the
promoters of select dance, to be given
to their friends about the middle of Feb
ruary, at hall to be selected later on.
Jim Sexton has kindly volunteered his
services as floor manager, which fact it
self is guarantee that everything will
be conducted in pleasant and satisfactory
manner.
Mr.. Joseph WEIGH, of 24lS Bank street,
returned to the city Saturday, after a
three-weeks' visit with friends in Cox
sackie, N. Y, where he officiated as best
man at the wedding of his brother,
Michael WEIGH. Rumor has it that Joe
left his heart in the little city on the
Hudson, and will shortly make another
trip Eastward.
The dance of the Young Ladies' Auxil-
larry of Trinity Council, which takes
place Tuesday evening, promises to be
an enjoyable one. The following ladies
will act as a reception committee Mes
danes James Kelly, Ben F. Humid, P.
Byron, ]. c. Stroebel, Misses Louisa
Schwaninger, Annie Daley, Mayme
Mathes and Fannie Cunniffe.
Miss Bessie Gallagher, of $50 Fourth
avenue, denies the reported engagement
of her to Mr.. c. M. Love, of Washing
ton, D. c. She states that she doesn't
even know {. NJ. Love, never having
heard of him, and can not account for
the report. Whoever he may be, he has
been warmly congratulated in the minds
of numerous admirers of Miss Gallagher
since the announcement.
A delightful coffee social was given by
the Coronation Charity Club at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Broderick, 434 East
Main street, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. There was dancing and re-
freshments. The committee was COM
posed of Misses NJ. McElliott, NJ. Rea-
gan, NJ. Mcclure, +. Shea X. Foley, X.
Devine, X. Boden, M. Frederick, T.
Buckle, L. Guthrie, l.. Castele, NJ. Lit
rell, N. McDermott, M. Laren and ].
Mulhall.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cat
hoff and Mr.. Henry Allsmiller was
solemnized Tuesday evening in the
Cathedral parlors by Rev. Father Schu
mann. Tie attendants were Miss Mamie
.szrfsfhiIf ~: sca,,' IN. 4
Mr.. Ale xsndef cathoff brother Of Il
bride. After the ceremony the coup
= repaired to the home of the bride, whel
! a wedding supper was served to the in
. mediate family. They will be at hon
after February ~ at $50 East Mai
street.
Miss Belle Kennedy entertained I'll
Cornia Euchre Club Tuesday evening
/, his home, 72l West St. Catherine stree
The ladies' first prize, handsome mus
box, was captured by Miss Josie L. Coo
: frey, and the gentlemen's prize was wo
S by Mr.. ]. Charles Obst. The copsolatio
prizes were awarded to Miss Mary Kell
and Mr.. Patrick Walsh. Among thos
present were Misses Anna Mcfarland
Mary Kelly, Agnes Laven, Agnes Sher
dan, Lizzie Murphy, Mary, Maggie an
Josie Godfrey, Mary and Nellie Lanl
Blanche Milligan, Belle and Fannie Ker
: nedy; George Flahiff, William Phaler
Otto T. Griggs, James ]. Laven, Thoma
O'Bryan, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Jane
Brady, ]. Charles Obst, George A. Shes
Patrick Walsh, Thomas Malone Mic Gaf
hoff.