Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-09-23

w. Proctor, OF Eighteenth street.
Misses Lutte and Florence Mattingly
are home again. after spending the sum-
mer in Marion, Nelson and Larue coun-
ties.
Miss Bruce Scott, of Chicago, who is
here visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Meehan, East Broadway, will return home
next week.
Miss Lily p. Halligan has left for Gin
cinnati. where she will take a course of
music in the Conservatory of Music of
that place.
Miss Eddie Meehan, who for some time
has been making her home in Chicago,
spent the past week with her mother on
East Broadway.
Miss Nellie Meehan, of 1909 West
Madison street, has returned from de-
lightful two-weeks' business and pleasure
trip to New York and Atlantic City
The marriage of Miss Katie Danaher,
popular young lady of the East End,
and Capt Daniel O'Keefe, of the United
States army, is announced to take place
soon.
Jim Ross is arranging to give mar
ried mems dance" at Ninaweb Park,
October 3. He has selected Dave Reilly
as general manager of the affair. The
invitations are limited strictly TO married
men.
Miss Hannah Twohig, of High avenue,
who has been spending the past two
months at the Northern lake resorts,
where she attracted much attention and
made many friends, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Meehan's friends will be
glad to know that he has returned to
Louisville to accept a good position in
the hardware house of Ben Vogt. He
had been engaged in business in Hanni-
bal, Mo-, for over year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Mueller entertained
a host of friends Monday evening in
honor of their son William, the occasion
being his twentieth birthday. There was
music and dancing and a sumptuous sup
per, and those present spent a really en-
joyable evening.
Emmett B. Kennedy, who was quite
well known here as a performer in anna
teur theatrfcals, left last week for ST.
Mary's College, Maryland, where he will
study for the priesthood. Emmett has the
best wishes of his many friends here for
success in his noble departure.
Col. Mike lyman, the popular Deputy
Bailiff of the City Court, has been un-
able to attend to business this week, be-
ing detained by the crowds of friends
who come each day to congratulate him
upon the arrival of fine boy at his home.
May the son emulate his father
The marriage of Miss Mamie Cannon
and Isaac Evans will be solemnized next
Wednesday. The announcement of their
engagement had been expected by their
friends, who all join in wishing them a
ong and happy life. The bride-elect is
he handsome daughter of John Cannon.
he well-known Twelfth-street grocer, and
1 great favorite in social circles. After
he ceremony they will leave on bridal
rip through the East.
Miss Anna Boyle and Edward Broderick |
we're united in marriage at ST. Cecilia's |
'hurch Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Fa-
her Crane officiating. The ceremony
vas witnessed by large number of
riends of the contracting parties, who
ire very popular in the social circle in
which they move. Following the wedding
he happy couple left OH bridal trip,
md after October 3 will be at home at
~ Thirty-fourth street.
Last Friday evening delightful recep-
ion was held at the residence of Mrs.
oe Nichols, 1916 Portland avenue, in
Ionor of Miss Maggie Grove. of the
louisville Hotel. it being her eleventh
birthday The evening was spent in
Merry making known only to party of
Apply and light-hearted little lads and
asses Dainties Of all kinds were served
D the little folks present. and after hav-
ng very pleasant time the little guests
eparted for their homes, wishing Miss
iaggie many happy returns ofiher ami
ersary.
Last Monday evening highly enjoya-
lie entertainment in the shape OF barn
ance and cake walk was given by the
'dies Of St. Patrick's congregation at