Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-03-15
SOCIETY.

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Miss Celia Laven is expected home to-
day from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Shanahan have
gone to Philadelphia for short visit.
Miss Katie Ryan, popular Lexington
belle, visited friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Casey was this week the
guest of Mrs. L. N. Weddell at Seymour,
Ind.
Miss Alice Price, who was here visiting
her aunt, Mrs. c. S. Tabb, has returned
to Versailles.
Miss Julia Cox was here from SPRING
field visiting friends for few days the
first part of the week.
Misses Pearl Connor and Nettie Pope
have returned to Bardstown, after a short
stay wirh friends in this city.
Misses Katie Riordan and Carrie bigger
leave today for New York and Chicago
to attend the spring openings.
The Misses Casey, of this city, spent
last Sunday in Pewee, the guests of
Misses Mary and Clara Hayden.
Miss Phil Pointer, an Owensboro
.oo;at,, favor;ta ,,;e;aaJ Mice C,,a CIacl,
and other friends here this week.
Miss Jewell Dorman has returned to
her home in Nichcolasville, after spend
ing a week with friends in this city.
Miss Ella Headley visited Lexington
this week with Mrs. Jennie Smith. They
were the guests of Mrs. James Headly.
Society is preparing for a gay season
after Lent. Quiet preparations have
been made for several elegant functions.
Miss Belle Malone has returned to her
home in Jacksonville, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Arthur Young at Charles
town.
Hon. Edward ]. McDermott has re-
turned home from Washington and New
York, where he went on important law
business.
Edgar M. Kitchin, a we'll known
attorney and patent examiner of Wash
ington, was here for a few days on
important business.
John ]. VIM, who holds a good posi-
ton at the Frankfort penitentiary, spent
the first part of the week here visiting
his Limerick friends.
A charming visitor here this week was
Miss Louise Carroll, one of New Castles
social leaders. She was the guest of
Mrs. Judith Marshall.
last week from Chicago to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ellen Brandford, in Portland, will
remain here till after Easter.
Mrs. F. R. Hayden has returned to
her home at Bardstown. after very en-
joyable visit with Miss Maria Merimee,
1862 Haldeman avenue, and other rela-
tives.
]. B. Wathen, Jr. and Miss Josephine
Wathen, who spent the past five weeks
at Palm Beach, Fla. have left for Cuba,
and will not return to Louisville for
some time to come.
New Albany society anticipates joy
Gus time when the Dinner Club
dance for the benefit of St. Edwards
Hospital takes place. 1t will be given at
Maennerchor Hall on April 8.
Mrs. Roger Nohalty will celebrate ST.
Patrick's day in honor of the lovely girl
baby that now presides over her pleasant
home. The father and mother have
been showered with congratulations.
Trinity Council has issued invitations
for another euchre and dance, which
will be given at the club house on Mon
day evening, March 81. Beautiful prizes
will be distributed and all who attend
will enjoy themselves.
Walter B. Hasson, the popular City
Clerk of Jacksonville, and his estimable
wife will celebrate the eighteenth ami
versary of their happy union at the Hi
bernian celebration at Spieth's Theater
on Monday night in honor Of St. Patrick
Sister Marietta, who before taking the
veil was Miss Emma Kraft, now stationed
at the Catholic convent at Oldenbury,
Ind, arrived in New Albany last Satur-
day for a short visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kraft, l40l
East Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Leverone and Mes
danes +. +. Stevens and ]. Clements
Robert will chaperone the party that
will assemble at the entertainment to be
given at the New Athletic Climb Monday
night under the patronage of the Louis
vile Dancing Club.
There was large gathering of friends
last Sunday at the home of Alex Crelier
to celebrate the christening another little
one that arrived from babyland recently