Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1904-07-02
SOCIETY.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Catherine Mattingly has been Wis
iting friends at Lebanon.
Miss Meta Riley will leave tomorrow to
spend several weeks in st. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Tarpey has gone to
Bloomfield, Ills, to spend the Fourth with
relatives.
Mrs. William Dawson has returned
from a short visit to Miss Mary Russell
at Lagrange.
Miss Margaret Short and Miss Artie
Cook have returned from pleasant visit
with friends at Elizabethtown.
Miss Lillian Doyle has been spending
a very pleasant week with Miss Emily
Adams at Pleasure Ridge Park.
Misses Edith Gilligsn and Sadie Pfaff,
of Portland, spent Sunday in Madison,
the guests of Mrs. Nora Lightner.
Judge and Mrs. Upton Muir and chill
dren left yesterday for Cape May, where
they will spend the rest of the summer,
Miss Mary McCandless left last week
for Elizabethtown, to spend the summer
with her grandmother, Miss Mary Bowl
ing.
Thomas Burkholder, former Louis
Vile boy, will arrive here in the morning
on a visit to his parents at PLY Rowan
street.
Miss Elizabeth Smith was the recipient
of much social attention last week in
Covington, where she visited Miss Anna
Rothier.
Burch Hagan and bride, who was Miss
Mathilda Miller, have returned from
French Lick, where they spent their
honeymoon.
Mrs. Matt O'Doherty and her niece,
Miss Katherine Ewing, will spend ten
DAYS at the Worlds Fair, after which
Miss Ewing will return to her home in
the country.
Harry Bryan and wife and children
who visited Mrs. Mary Byrne, 1881 Bank
street, have returned to their home at
Princeton. Ind.
Miss Fannie Coleman, who came here
last week to attend the house party given
by Miss Louise Graham, has returned to
her home at Paducah.
Miss Mary Pagan, of Newport, who
was the guest of Miss Lila Cain in Jeffer-
sonville, has returned to her home, ac-
companied by Miss Cain.
lanes Langan, the we'll known railroad
fireman, who was hurt in a collision last
week, is improving and is not as seriously
hurt as was first reported.
Miss Louise Shelley entertained party
of girl friends at Fountain Ferry Mon
day afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
Swigert Hendrick, of Frankfort.
Miss Stella Carter left Monday for an
extended visit to relatives at Bowling
Green. She will be the guest of honor
at number of social gatherings.
Miss Anna Higgins has returned to her
home at Bedford, Ind, after short but
pleasant visit with Mrs. John Mahoney.
$40 Culbertson avenue, New Albany.
The Amigo Club entertained with a
hay ride last Saturday evening, members
of the club and their friends participating.
Supper was served after their return.
Edward Monohan has returned from
Washington, where he Is a student at the
Georgetown University, and will spend
the summer vacation with his parents.
Thomas Brennan, Jr., arrived from
Minneapolis this week to visit his father,
Thomas Brennan, and his brother, Col.
Harry Brennan, of the Board Of Safety.
He will be here another week.
+ Miss Wayne Ryan, one of St. Louis
charming and popular girls, is here on a
visit as the guest of Misses Eva and Ida
Raidy, of West Main street. Miss Ryan
is sister of Rev. Father Ryan, of New
Orleans.
The marriage of Miss Estella Ryan
aud Emanuel Kirk was quietly solemn
lied Tuesday evening at the rectory Of
the Dominican church, Rev. Father
Martin performing the ceremony. The