Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1905-07-01

euCuIe CluD on mOnudy.
Miss Nora McDonough is visiting
friends at Floyd Knobs, Ind.
Miss Hannah Garritty spent last week
with Mrs. Otto Christmau, at Shelbyville.
Miss Mary Cunniff has gone to New
York and other points to spend merited
vacation.
Miss Marie Cox, of Greensboro, visited
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Cox, in Portland,
last Sunday.
Miss Edwin Berry, of Nolin, KY, is
the guest of Miss Wayne Higgins, of
South Louisville.
Miss Edith Malone has returned from
New York academy, where she spent
the past school year.
Judge Matt O'Doherty expects to
spend part of his summer vacation in
the Rocky Mountains.
Mrs. John T. Welch and daughter, of
Beechmont, are spending few enjoy
able days at Dawson Springs.
Miss Frances Pettibone has returned
from Nazareth Academy aud is spending
her vacation with her parents.
Augustus J. Blot, attorney and State
Auditors agent, will spend part of his
summer vacation at Lake Champlain.
Mrs. w. J. Semonin and charming
daughters, Miss Camille and May, have
gone to Jeffersontown to spend several
weeks.
Rick Quinn, Herman Krebs and Officer
Dan Sexton left Thursday for Martins
vile, Ind, where they expect to remain
a week.
Daniel Monaghan, of Lafayette, Ind,
is the guest of his cousins, Misses Mary
and Katie Foley, of 500 East Elm street,
New Albany.
Mrs. Will Mackin and sister-in-law,
Miss Regina Mackin, left Saturday to
spend few weeks with friends and rela-
tives at Lebanon.
F. J. Buttimer, of New Castle, KY,
who submitted to a prompt surgical
operation at Gray-street Infrmary, is on
the road to recovery.
Thomas NJ. Barry and bride, formerly
Miss Elizabeth O'Keefe, returned from
their bridal trip Monday night, and are
temporarily at the Waverley Hotel.
James Z. Harmon and bride, formerly
Miss Mary Virginia Barrett, have begun
housekeeping and are at home to their
many friends at 1851 Baxter avenue.
John Daum, one of the efficient men,
bers of the Times composing room force,
spent the week at Cannelton, Ind, as
the guest of his aged father and brother.
Miss Kittie Patterson, of Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. Margaret Patterson, at
2609 West Main street. The fair visitor
is the recipient of many social attentions.
Miss Josie Schmuck has returned from
indianapolis, where she went to attend
the funniest. While in the Hoosier CAPT. {
tai she was the guest of Mrs. Henry
Heddrick.
Master Willie Neviu, son of Alderman
Joseph Nevin, is home enjoying his
vacation after hard year of work at
St. Mary's College. His friends were |
glad to welcome him back.
Thomas Keyer, Jr., of Memphis, Tenn,
spent the present week in Louisville as
the guest of his brother, John B. Keyer.
He sailed for Europe today and will
spend several months abroad.
Mrs. Andrew Kast, who submitted to
a severe surgical operation at St. Joseph's
Inirmary several weeks ago, has been
removed to her home, where she Is
slowly but steadily improving.
Miss Mary Pretty, who was operated
on at SITS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
last Tuesday, is progressing favorably,
and will soon be able to be removed to
her home, 103 Seventeeth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Muckelbauer I
have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Maymie. to Mr.. Hugo L.
Schaefer. The wedding will be solemn l
lied at St. Boniface's church on August 2.
John Grogan, the popular salesman ,
for ]. M. Robinson Norton Company,
and his sister, Miss Maggie Grogan, left
Tuesday for Lebanon to spend week as
the guest of their sister, Mrs. John W. '
Caskey.
Joseph c. Pope, who has made hit on
the vaudeville stage. is visiting this, his |
former home, after an absence of twelve
years. While here he is the guest of his ,
sister, Mrs. John J. Maloney, Breckin-
ridge street.
Attorney Joe Conkling will soon leave
for New York, where he expects to make
a study of legal procedure in the metrop-
oils of the Empire State. He intends to
combine business with pleasure and will