Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1909-12-18

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December 30.
Mrs. John Waggoner, of the High
lands, will spend Christmas and the
holidays in Atlanta.
Mrs. Mary Morgan, of 932 West
Oak street, is expected to return from
West Baden next week.
Misses Mary Broderick and Kath-
crime Mailman have returned from
visit to Clark county, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Mcconnell have
returned to South Louisville after
visit of two months to Denver.
Mrs. w. T. Speaks. who has been
visiting relatives in indianapolis, re-
turned to Louisville this week.
George Boardman, the well known
pitcher and bowler. is convalescing
from severe attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Mary Winifred Speak, who
has been attending house party in
Deatsville, KY, has returned home.
The Misses Zoeller. of Thirty-sec-
ond and Broadway, entertained their
euchre club on Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Keefe, of West JEFF
ferson street, has gone to st. Louis
to spend the holidays with relatives.
William Shea. now resident of
Texas, is home to spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives in New
Albany.
Attorney Thomas Walsh left Fri
day for the old homestead. near
Alpine, Ind, to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Edith Malone has returned to
her home in the Highlands after Wis
iting friends in Cincinnati and In
dianapolis.
Mrs. Kate Flanagan has returned
to her home at Pleasure Ridge Park
after pleasant visit to her mother
in Chicago.
Attorney Austin Walsh and DR..
Michael Casper are enjoying a hunt
ing trip at Alpine. Fayette county,
Ind. Mr.. Walsh's old home.
Mrs. Roy Neighbors, of South
Louisville, has as her guests Misses
Juanita Carr and Elizabeth Munford,
of Elizabethtown.
Misses Anna and Bonita Murphy
have returned from Nazareth Acad-
envy to spend the holidays with their
father and mother.
Thomas Broderick, of Nashville,
who came to Louisville to attend the
funeral of Michael Finegan, re-
turned home on Wednesday.
Miss Clee Charlton will leave
Louisville on December 81 to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hill, of Houston, Texas.
Miss Edna McCloud, who has been
attending Nazareth Academy, will
return to her home, 1892 East Mar
ket street, to spend the holidays.
Misses Lula and Jane Shannon
have returned to Shelbyville after
spending several days with their
grandmother, Mrs. X. V. Marion, in
Meadowbrook.
Miss Florence Pitcher, who has
NTarufc AaadanaV
at Knoxville, ILL.,, is home to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents in the Highlands.
p. Fl. Callahan, Superintendent of
the Louisville Varnish Company,
who has been in New York for two
weeks, will be home to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Katherine Hines. who is a
student at Manhattanville, n. Y,
will arrive home Tuesday 10 spend
the holidays with her father, ]. NJ.
Hines, of 1920 Third avenue.
Misses Virginia Murphy, Virginia
Watson and Florence Recktenwald,
who are pupils at Loretto Academy,
have returned to their respective
homes in Portland to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Rose Kahoe and Victor j.
Leist will be united in marriage by
the Rev. Father Charles Curran at
Holy Trinity rectory on January l.
Both are well and fayorably known
young people of New Albany.
James Reagan, the well known
whiskey broker, is delighted over an
early Christmas gift. A handsome
new boy has arrived at his home,
1911 South Floyd street. The |
mother and child are doing SPLEEN
didly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Haritz, |
of Pensacola, Fla, are here to spend |
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh |
German. Previous to her marriage |
during the past summer the bride |
was Miss Clara E. German. Her par
ents have planned several social
functions in honor of the home COM
ing.
: Peter Jennings, of Hill House,
Miss, who came TO Louisville last
week to attend the funeral of his
father-in law. Michael FineQan. re-