Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1900-07-07

Miss Jennie Lee. who has been visiting
relatives in Jacksonville, returned this
week to her home in Frankfort.
Miss Rose KaSanaugh spent the week
with friends in Corydon. Ind. She was
accompanied by Miss Rose Lohan.
Misses Anita and Hannah Muldoon will
spend the month Of July at Harbor Point
with Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Norton.
Mrs. Hugh Kennedy and her charming
daughter, have gone to wequetonsing,
Mich, where they will spend the summer.
/ Miss Katie Doherty has returned to her
nome in Hamilton, o., after visit of
several weeks with relatives in Jefferson
vile.
Misses Jean and Amy Mccain, of JEFF
fersonville, were this week the guests of
their sister, Mrs Frank Griffith, Column
bus, Ind.
Mrs. Edward Corcoran, of Jefferson
vile, arrived home this week from Lud-
low, where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Jerry Cainey.
Mrs. Henry L. Kremer and Mrs.
George Wolfe have gone to Colorado
Springs, where they will spend the
month of July.
Rev. Father Cronin, of Shoals, Ind. f,
spent the Fourth Of July with Rev. John
O'Connell, rector of St. Augustine
church, Jacksonville.
Miss Elva Donahue, one of Jefferson
ville's popular society girls, has arrived
home, after very enjoyable visit with
friends in Frankfort.
Miss Sue Kirk left Monday for her
home in Owensboro, after spending
several weeks with her cousins, Misses
Mary and Leonora Bowman.
Frank Bonkofsky, the well-known
cigarmaker, accompanied by his wife,
left Monday for Paducah, where they are
visiting friends and relatives.
Mike Walsh and sister, Miss Mary, of
727 Oldham street, arrived home Thurs
day from Cincinnati, where they enjoyed
a pleasant visit with relatives.
Charles Crush, the popular manager of
the Pacific Coal Company in this city, is
enjoying vacation at Grayson Springs.
His charming wife accompanies him.
Pat ]. Nelligan, the well-known West
End contractor, left Monday for Kansas
City to attend the Democratic national
convention. He was accompanied by
Edward Perry.
Ben Hutti, one of the most popular of
will arrive home Monday from St. Louis.
where he has been spending the past ten
days with friends.
Miss Annie McGill, the well-known
Fourth avenue milliner, will sail for Paris
the latter part OF this month. Besides
visiting the Exposition, she will procure
for her customers the newest and richest
fall and winter designs.
Misses Ida Mullen and Mary Clark,
two of Madison's prominent society favor
ties, were this week the guests of Misses
Finn, 52S Fifth street. They were the
recipients of much social attention and
attracted many admirers.
Miss Maggie Judge will leave this
month for New York City, where she
will be the guest of her aunt till Septem-
Der, when with her cousin, Miss Mary
Cross, she will sail for Gibraltar. They
will spend several months in Italy, visit
ing Rome and the principal cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bennett are
home from Chicago, where they spent
their honeymoon. Mrs. Bennett was
Miss Mary Reagan, daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Reagan and sister of James
Reagan, Market and Preston streets.
She was one of the most popular young
women in St. Michael's congregation and
took great interest in affairs of the church
Mr.. Bennett holds a responsible position
with c. F. Vissman & Co., and is we'll
known resident of South Louisville.
Thursday evening there was a pretty
home wedding at the home of the BRIDES
parents. when Miss Catherine Boeswald
and John Hackney were united in mar
rage. The bride is the charming daughter
of the well-known grocer, and has been
quite prominent in society circles for the
past three seasons. Mr.. Hackney is
well-known and popular young man,
whose friends Congratulate him ON his
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