Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-02-04

+. Emet Toomey will leave for Naza-
reth next Wednesday, where they will
be employed until spring. They join
Jack Cavanaugh and "Bill" Cunning
ham, who have been there for some time.
1t is predicted that when they all gel
together, "There'll Be Hot Time in the
Old Town That Night"
The announcement this week of the
marriage of Thomas w. Pemberton and
Miss Katie Schwab, which took place
May 81 last, was a great surprise to their
many friends. The happy couple are
living at 1887 Maple street. The bride
is highly respected young lady, while
the groom is one of the most popular and
we'll known business men south of Broad
way.
The many friends of Mr.. Dan McKen
ma, of Twelfth and Oak streets, will be
surprised to learn that he is SOON to take
upon himself the burdens of matrimonial
life. The beauteous eyes of a lovely
South Louisville lass ensnared him in a
net from which he could not extricate
himself We join with his friends in
wishing that his matrimonial life be
strewn with roses.
The marriage of Miss Matilda c. Volt
ring and Mr.. John d. lobe will be
solemnized Wednesday morning, Febru-
airy 8, at St. Boniface church. Miss
Woltring is the eldest daughter of Henry
M. Woltring who is connected with the
Louisville Sewer Pipe Works. Mr.. lobe
is the son of Henry lobe, the retired
carpenter and builder, and is contract
ing carpenter and builder himself.
Mr. Charles Reevey and Miss Mary
Malta will be married Wednesday morn
ing at the Dominican church. The
bride resides at 1914 Seventh street, and
is social favorite among a wide circle of
acquaintance. The groom is with the
well-known grocery house of Mr.. Shee-
han, on Portland avenue. After a we'd
ding breakfast the couple will leave for
Chicago, where they will spend their
honeymoon. Upon their return they
will go to housekeeping in the West End.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry McAllen
and Miss Mary Clare will be solemnized
at St. Patrick's church Wednesday, Feb
ruary s. Miss Glare is handsome and
popular young lady of the East End.
The groom, who is well-known in Irish
American circles, is connected with the
Swiss Colony Wine Company, and his
friends are congratulating him OH win
ming so lovely bride. After the wed
ding the happy couple will leave for New
Orleans, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Connor enter
tanned their friends last Monday evening
at progressive euchre, in honor of Miss
Katie Flahive, at their home, 1882
Chrchill street. Miss Maggie Godfrey
and Mr.. Ed Hoffman won first prize, and
Miss Annie Mcfarland and John McClain
took second prize. The following were
present: Misses Rose McClaferty, Annie
Harrington, Annie Burke, Annie McFar-
land, Mollie Tossie, Mary, Josie and Mag
gle Godfrey, Emma Hoffman,, Ida
Weber, Mamie Wade, Dora Medley,
Clara O'Connor, Katie Flahive, Ellen
Hartigan, Irene Zorn, Messrs. Thomas,
Il -
Casey, Edward Hoffman, William STEELE,
Mark Morris, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Den
ME Glenn, George Flahive, John Nc
CLAIM, Gus Winterhaller, John Shehee,
James Hartigah, -- Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Con-
nor, Mrs. James Hagan and Mrs. Mary