Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-01-07

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popular, will be glad to read that he will
return to his duties Monday.
The f. w. +. Club surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Grimes, 1910 Portland Ave
nue., with a euchre Tuesday evening
The host and hostess, though taken
unawares, served an excellent luncheon
and the affair was one Of the most
delightful yet given by the club.
The many friends of Miss Maggie Muir
ply, who has been i'll for the past month
at the home of Mrs. Con Ford, Twelfth
and Oak, will rejoice to learn that her
condition has undergone a change for
the better and her physicians now pre-
dict her speedy recovery.
The euchre announced by Trinity
Council for February II promises to be a
most enjoyable affair. The presents will
be exceedingly handsome, and as the
proceeds are to be devoted to charitable
purpose there will no doubt be large
attendance, embracing the leading
society people of the Esst End.
The rites of matrimony will be solem-
nized between Mr.. Tim Stone and Miss
Carrie Walton at St. Johns church Janu-
airy 10, Rev. Father Bax officiating. The
bride is apopular young lady in East End
circles, while the groom is well-known
and handsome patrolman of the Sixth
police district. Mike Hogan and Dan
McAuliffe, brother officers of the groom,
will act as ushers on the occasion,
One of the most enjoyable watch meet
ings of the year was that held New Years
eve at the home of Miss Nelly Kenney
on Frankfort avenue, Clifton. Among
those present were Misses Joe Kelly,
Nettie and Hetty Donahue, Rosa Shea,
Katie and Minnie Murray, Molly Keiran,
Anna, Julia and Maggie Ford, Mrs. F..
Murray and Mrs. Edward Drescher, of
St. Louis. At its close the entire party
attended the midnight mass at the church
of St. Francis of Rome.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the holiday season was the domino party
given New Years eve from to IL
O'Clock by little Miss Kathleen Cunning
ham aud Master Theodore Barnett at the
residence of their grandfather, Judge
Andrew Barnett, on New Broadway and
Highland avenue. Over a hundred Of
the future bellies and beaux of the city
were in attendance in all sorts of quaint
costumes. After unmasking there was
dancing and refreshments.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Elliott,
the handsome and accomplished daugh-
ter of William Elliott, the well-known
Jacksonville contractor, and Charles
Williams, the popular Pennsylvania rail-
road operator at Franklin, Ind, was
solemnized at St. Auguestin's church last
Sunday evening, Rev. Father Cronin
uniting the happy pair. Following the
ceremony reception was held at the
home of the bride, after which they left
for Franklin, where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mullaney enter
tanned some of their friends with euchre
and dance at their residence, 1241 Fiji
tenth street, New Years eve. Those
present were Misses Mamye Mullaney,
Sallie Peale, Katie Flaherty, Lily o.
Waive, Ellen Proctor, Belle Fish and
Lily Halligan, Messrs. Walter Proctor,
Ed Hogg, Gilbert croder, Ed Barber,
John Barry, George Zoeller, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Proctor.
At midnight they all dispersed to attend
midnight mass.