Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-02-18

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past week with a severe cold, is again
able to attend to the duties of her Office.
Miss Katie Wallace handsomely en-
tertained a party of young friends with g
candy-pulling in honor of Miss Alice
Redmond's guest, Miss Julia Mcguire.
Many musical selections by Miss Red.
mond added to the enjoyment of the oc'
casion.
MIR. Henry Thurman and Miss Maggie
O'Donnell, two of Jeffersonville's most
prominent young people, were united in
marriage Tuesday morning in the pres
ence of many of their friends at st. Au-
gustine's church, Rev. Father Clark per-
forming the ceremony.
Misses Della McHugh and Mary Flat
ley, two we'll known and popular young
ladies of the southern part of the city,
who have been spending the past three
weeks in the East, will hereafter make
their home in New York City, much to
the regret of number of their friends.
The friends of Andy Meagher are will
ing to back him as champion for at
tending wakes. To those of his friends
who meet him out late at nights, which
is very frequent, he tells that he is just
returning from wake. Some say that
il that is the case he must never miss
one.
A great many people are in favor of
placing handicap on Miss Mayme Bren-
nan, of Magazine street, in taking chances
at the Dominican church bazaar, which
begins Easter Monday. Dave Burke
voices the opinion of many when he
says that she is so lucky that she is LA
bic to clean out the whole bazaar the first
night.
Miss Katie Dongham, a charming
young lady residing in the southern poi
ton of the city, and Mr.. William Steele,
of Shelbyville, were united in marriage
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Father Logan,
Prior of the Dominican church. The
bride is a sister of John Donghan, the
we'll known young attorney, and the
groom is one of the most popular men in
Shelbyville.
The marriage of Mr.. John Ryan and
Miss Hannah Cavanaugh, we'll known
and popular young people of Jefferson
vile, occurred Tuesday morning at St.
Augustine's church in the presence of a
large number of friends, Rev. Father
Audran tying the nuptial knot. The
bridesmaid was Miss Malone, while
Frank Dean acted as best man. Miss
Cavanaugh is cousin of Lieut.. Thomas
O'Brien, of the local police force, at
whose home the wedding reception was
held.
The marriage of Miss Naomie Bennett
and Mr.. Richard Shy took place at the
residence of H. c. Jones, 1905 Churchill
street. The bride was handsomely
gowned in blue cloth, with white silk
front. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ]. M. Mcfarland. MIR. George
Sloan and Miss Cora Johnson we're the
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Shy will be
at home to their many friends at Twelfth
and Zane. They received many handsome
presents. The bride is daughter of Mr..
J. ID. Bennntt, of Hardin county. Mr..
Shy is connected with the M, K. and T.
railroad.
A delightful masquerade party was
given in honor of Miss Willie Field, at
the residence of her parents on Sixteenth
street, Tuescay evening. At 10 O'Clock
the merry party unmasked and a fash
light picture was taken of the guests in
costume. Amusing games and dancing
were INDUCED in till midnight, when all
were treated to an elegant luncheon, af-
ter which the young people voted the
party the most enjoyable one of the sea-
son. Among those present were: Misses
Willie Field, Edna Simmons, Hattie
Higgins, Mamie Beatty, Mayola Stein
acker, Lima Dreyer, Ada Miller, Esther
Weeden, Lillian Benedict, Stella Sleeper,
hluhIC OduClb NSliiC t1dllludu, RCDcCCd
Field; Messrs. Richard Beatty, Sam Gar
vim, Chester Simpson, Athy Benedict,
Palmer Benedict, Davis Hamilton, Chas.
Cornell and Charles Field.
Hiss Annie Daley entertained delight
fully at euchre number of friends Tues
day evening at her home. After the
game bounteous supper was served,
following which dancing was INDUCED
in. The handsome ladies' prizes were
won by Mrs. P. Byron, Misses Louise
Olges and Wayne O'Neil. The gentle
men winners were ]. c. Strobel, ]. Charles
Obst and Edward Gilthaus. Among those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames ].
c. Strobel, P. Byron, George Oeswein,
Mrs. Mary McGrath and Mary Daley.
Misses Fannie Cunniffe, Katie O'Neil,
Louise Olges, Annie O'Neil, Wayne Mat
thews, Wayne O'Neil, Emma Fisher,
Maggie Dayley, Viola McGrath and An
ME Daley; Messrs. Theo. Droppelman,
Joseph Hukenbeck, James Hendricks,
]. Charles Obst, Henry Weber. John Nc
Grath, John Fisher and Edward Gilthaus.
The guests were loud in their praises of