Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-06-24
SOCIETY,".


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Lena Mcintyre, of Shelbyville, is
visiting in Bloomfield.
Miss Mamie Biz, New Albany, is visit
ing Mrs. George Cartwright at Delphi
St. Mary's congregation, New Albany,
will give picnic at Sugar Grove on
July g.
Miss Elizabeth Swift, of Lexington,
will spend the summer with friends in
| Boston.
Mr.. George Coleman and Miss Lizzie
Finley will be married in Jacksonville
OIL July 5.
Mrs. Anna McDcrmott, of Jefferson
vile, has gone to Kingsville, Mo-, to re-
main three months.
The pupils of ST. Augustine's school,
Jacksonville, enjoyed picnic at Arctic
Springs on Monday.
+. f. Galley, New Albany, has re-
turned from visit to Kenosha, Wis.
Glad YOU'RE back Dock" shake!
Miss Sarah c. Connors and Mr.. Harry
]. Wickstead will be quietly married at
the Cathedral of the Assumption at 4
o'clock, Wednesday, June %.
Rev. Father Brady and the teachers
took St. Cecilias pupils to Shawnee Park
for an outing on Tuesday. Did they
enjoy themselves? Ask the little ones
The commencement exercises of Holy
Trinity schools, New Albany, were held
last night, and large audience enjoyed
the music, essays and Rotations of the
pupils.
Mr.. William J. Ahern, Deputy Jailer of
Fayette county, and Miss Lizzie Cribbon
were married in St. Paul's church, Lex
ington, by Rev. Father Barry, Monday
afternoon.
John T. Hill, who has been attending
Mount St. Mary's College, diminishing,
Md, will be ordained to the holy priest
hood by Right Rev. Bishop McCloskey,
at the Cathedral of the Assumption, on
June 30.
The marriage of Miss Wayne Donahue
and Mr.. Theodore McCrory took place at
St. Patrick's church Wednesday after
noon. The ceremony at 1 O'Clock was
performed by Mgr. Gambon. Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
McCrory left for Cincinnati.
Mr.. James l.. Conroy, leading car
rage dealer, and Miss Julia Walsh,
sister of the Walsh Bros, the clothers,
were married at the Catholic church in
Mt. Sterling, Kv., Wednesday morning,
by the Rev. f. ]. Haley. The wedding
was a surprise to their friends.
st. Cecilia's Branch No. ), Catholic
Knights and Ladies, gave an enjoyable
euchre and dance at Fountain Ferry
Tuesday evening. There was a large
crowd, and everything passed off salts
factorily to everybody-the management
that it was a success, and the attendants
that they had good time.
Thomas J. Nolan, one of Louisville's
young comedians, will play the very
prominent role of Miles Ma Copaleen in
Joseph +. Hills melodrama, entitled
"The Great Bank Robbery" that will be
played at st. Johns school entertainment
June 20, at the school hail. Clay and
Walnut streets.
George j. Paulin, popular member of
Trinity Council Y. NJ. l.. was married
Tuesday morning at O'Clock, at St.
Martins church, to Miss Annie Rogue. |
The groom is the well-known clerk at
the Trebing Hotel and the bride is
popular young lady of the East End.
They are now enjoying their honeymoon
in Western Indiana.
Miss Della Alice Kelly and Mr.. John
Montgomery Wentzell VIII be married |
Wednesday afternoon, June 2S, at
O'Clock, at the Church of Our Lady. |
They will be at home after July Is, at
3l6 Twenty-first street. Miss Kelly is
the daughter of Mrs. Mary f. Kelly, and |
was formerly connected with the New |
York Store. Mr.. Wentzell is a member |
of the firm of Wentzell Brothers. procers |
in Portland.
Mr.. John Clements and Miss Victorine |
Mulvey were married last Wednesday at
the Catholic church, Springfield, Ky. |
The ushers were Messrs James Cheschin,
George Hayden, John Hagan and Harry
Shades. Miss Mulvey is one of the
prettiest of the Springfield girls, and Mr. |
Clements is young business man of this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Clements will make
their home in Lebanon, where he will