Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-08-05

nd Walter Murphy.
Mrs. P. J. Bowling and daughters,
Misses Frances and Catherine, have
been spending a pleasant week at
Fairfield, the guests of Mrs. Steve
Clark.
Mrs. G. NJ. Greene, Miss Dovie
Greene, Master Henry Briner and
Mrs. w. f. Borders have gone to
Dayton, Ohio, to spend a month with
relatives.
Mrs. ]. Beck and daughter Ruth,
who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil McGovern, Flora Heights, have
returned to their home in Kansas
City, Kan.
Attorney Thomas A. Barker and
family lett Thursday afternoon for
wildwood, N. j., where they will
spend their vacation until the middle
of September.
Misses Margaret and Lucy Dugan,
of Rosewood avenue, have been en-
tertaining as their guest this week
Miss Margaret Higgins, of Twenty
fourth street.
Miss Mary Ridge entertained Tues
day evening with supper in honor OF
Miss Bessie Donahue, of st. Louis,
who is here on visit as the guest
of Miss Ridge.
Mrs. Blanche Shelley, Mrs. Kate
Newman, Miss Agnes WEIGH, of
Spring Station; Miss Rose Gait and
Miss Louise Shelley will go next week
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Josie Sullivan and her niece.
Miss Mabel Score, are spending a
few days at st. GATHERINGS as the
guests of the Dominican nuns. Mrs.
Sullivan is a sister of Sister Mary
Plus.
W. G. O'Connor, Customs Agent
'or the Illinois Central Railway at
New ORLEANS. paid brief but very
pleasant visit to relatives in Louis
Vile this week while en- route from
Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Peter S. CAM will
celebrate their fifteenth wedding an
1iversary this evening. An informal
reception will be held at their res
dence. 1442 South Sixth street, from
to IL o'clock.
M. ]. Mullen, the wall paper mar, !
Seventh and Oak streets. left Thurs
lay for a visit to his old home in
He will take in A. :
antic City and other Eastern cities
before he returns.
George ]. Butler, ex-State Presi-
lent Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
hans and one of the city's most
business men, is spending
en- days in rest and recreation at
Vest Baden Springs.
Miss Josephine Schmuck, of the
has returned after a
islt OF five weeks to Cannelton, Ind.
IN her return trip she was accom-
anied by her cousin. Miss Emma
of Cannelton.
Thomas A. Broear and wife, of
irainger Court, left Thursday to
pend the month OF August with
elatiyes in the East They will visit
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Itlantic City and New York before
Mrs. John Mullaney, her daughter,
Iiss Louise Mullaney, and her grand
aughter, little Susie Conley, went TO
I. GATHERINGS Academy on Thursday
} witness the profession of Miss
ose Mullaney, Mrs. Mullaney's
aughter.
Dennis Sullivan, of the firm of
ullivan g. Brach, his wife and son
aniel have returned from a five
eeks' tour Of the West that en-
raced Denver, Colorado Springs, !
an Francisco, Los Angeles. the 7
ataline Islands and Yellowstone
ark.
Herbert Jessel and bride. who was
ISIS Alma Mary Hughes. have re-
rned from their wedding trip 10
hicago and are at home to friends =
972 South Second street. Thei' +
arriage took place last week at the 7
lurch of Our Lady in Portland, n
ey. Father Commit officiating.
IL
The wedding OF Miss Frances a
arle Hoertz and Alfred Treyo. X
hayne was quietly solemnized Sat v
day in the rectory OF the Cathedral 81
the Assumption. Father Donohue ID
rformed the ceremony Messrs. II
I'm Whayne and Edmund Miller b.
ire the only attendants. Mr.. and n
rs. Whayne left Immediately after ID
e ceremony for a short trip TO Gin II
matt. They will 90 the last Of Il
Igust to Michigan TO spend several a
eks. 10