Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-09-09

Miss Lillian Kearns has returned
after a visit of several weeks to At
lantic City and New York.
George w. Holland is still con-
fined to St Joseph's Infirmary, but
is able to receive friends.
Miss Irene Freville left this week
for Nazareth Academy, where she
will complete her education.
Misses Nellie and Florence Bar
rett were recent visitors to the
Misses Foley at Pewee Valley.
John G. Krul, the West Chestnut
street druggist. who has been i'll for
some time, is improving rapidly.
Miss Marie Maloney has been
spending the past week at Spring
field, the guest of Miss Susie Pope.
Miss Katie May Murphy returned
Tuesday after months trip
through Yellowstone Park and the
West.
Miss Elizabeth Coyle returned
Saturday, after an enjoyable visit
with Miss Ella Tyler at Mt. Wash
ington.
John T. Hickey, Seventh and Oak,
has been enjoying a season of rest
and recreation at West Baden
Springs.
Miss Katherine sitter, who has
been Visiting at Owenton, was this
week the guest Of Mrs. w. j. Clarke
at Sparta.
Mrs. Michael Higgins and daugh-
ter Katherine, of South Louisville,
returned Saturday from a visit to
relatives at Nolin.
William Hession, popular Illi-
nois Central fireman, has been spend
ing the past two weeks at Atlantic
City and New York.
Misses Mary Green and Esther
Biggers left last week for visit to
Miss Green's sister, Mrs. C. H.
Talbot, at Bardstown.
Misses Catherine Hickey and
Catherine Cline are home from
Mansfield, Ohio, where they spent
two weeks visiting friends.
Among those from this city who
registered last week at Grayson
Springs were Mrs. j. P. Dant and
Misses Marie and Louise Dant.
Miss Catherine Burke, who visited
Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Weight in JEFF
fersonville last week, has returned
to her home in Washington, Ind.
Miss Anna Relihan has just re-
Antonio, Texas, where she was the
recipient of much social attention.
Misses Margaret Pflanz and
Marie Gibbs are home from SPRING
field, where they spent a delightful
week as the guests of Miss Elizabeth
Neal.
Miss Virginia Slattery entertained
Informally Wednesday evening in
honor OF Miss Marie Louise Michot.
of Louisville-Memphis Catholic
Journal.
Judge Walter P. Lincoln and Mrs.
Lincoln and daughter, Miss Mae
Adams Lincoln, who had been at
Virginia Beach for six weeks. have
returned.
Miss Rose Cunningham has just
returned from an extended Eastern
trip. While away she spent two
weeks in Boston and two weeks in
New York City.
DR.. NJ. Casper and wife and Miss
Alice Casper have returned from 4
Grayson Springs, where they ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. F. Casper,
Of Cannelton, Ind.
Miss Mary Condron, who was OPP
Grated on last week at st. Joseph's
Infirmary, is now at her home at
Seventh street and Florence Place,
and has almost entirely recovered.
Mrs. Michael C. Thornton, 1922
East Elm street, New Albany, has
been entertaining this week in honor
Of Misses Julia McHugh and May
schaaf, visitors from indianapolis.
Prominent Kentucky people visit
ng in New York last week were {
R. ]. Curran, Mrs. ]. M. Joyce and 1
Mrs. ]. e. Roche. OF Louisville, and
W. Quinn and Miss Quinn, of Hen I
lerson.
Misses Josie and Agnes O'Hearn.
Il Jeffersonville, accompanied by
heir niece. Mary Catherine Craig.
AVE returned home after several
weeks visit 10 relatives In Chicago. .
and Fond du Lac. Q
Miss Mary Ridge. who was the c
'uest OF Mrs. w. ID. williams at v
bedford. Ind. for two weeks.
notored to Indianapolis with Mr.. 7