Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-07

home Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Dehler returned for
New Years, after a three weeks
visit with Miss Essie Zabrieskie in
New York City.
The many friends of Mrs. Bridget
Kelly will be sorry to learn that
she is seriously i'll at her home.
2238 Sycamore street.
| Miss Nora Brown, Secretary to
Gov. Wilson at Frankfort, spent
the holidays here as the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Thomas ]. McDon-
OCH.
Miss Ann O'Keefe, who has been
at SITS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
for the past week, is now greatly
improved and will be home in a short
while
James Gallery, of Eureka
Springs, Ark, who came to spend
the holidays with his parents, of
$50 South Sixth street, will remain
another week.
Miss Alice Larkin. of Logootee.
Ind, and DR.. p. J. Brady, of Chi
cago, were the New Years guests of
Mrs. Anna Adams and family at
Flora Heights.
Miss Agnes Welch, of Spring Sta
ton, arrived Saturday to be the
New Years guest of Miss Louise
Shelley and to attend her reception
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Fleming, of New AL
bany. entertained a number of her
friends at theater party Saturday
afternoon, followed by trolley
ride and luncheon.
Thomas O'Keefe, a prominent
Hiberniap of New Straitsville, Ohio,
Is the guest of his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. J. Burke, of Twenty-second
and Magazine streets.
Little Misses Mary and Matte Nc
Gill returned to their home at Finch
vile the first of the week, after a
delightful holiday visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Higgins.
Mrs. Mary Chawk, who has been
i'll for several weeks at SITS. Mary
and Elizabeth Hospital, is now con-
valescent, to the great relief of her
many friends and relatives.
John M. Hennessy, of 1919 East
Breckenridge street, is confined to
his home by severe attack of
quinsy. His family and friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. James Flynn, of New Albany,
entertained number OF her friends
at 500 at her home at 912 gilbert
son avenue. The successful players
were Mrs. James Thornton, Miss
Bid Lammon and Mrs. Sidney
Morga.
Miss Maggie Judge entertained on
New Years day at luncheon in
honor of her niece, Miss Georgia
Kean, who is home from Sacred
Heart Academy, Manhattanville,
N. Y, spending the holidays. The
luncheon was followed by matinee
party.
Miss Kathleen O'Doherty Ewing
gave a tea Monday in honor of Miss
Alice Hays, who was home from
school In the East for the holidays.
Miss Ewing and Miss Hays were as
sisted in receiving by Miss Elizabeth
Hays and Miss Lucille O'Reilly, Miss
Edith Callahan presided at the
frappe bowl.
Miss Jeanette Dannenhold gave
box party at the Mary Anderson
on Saturday. followed by a luncheon
at Renedict's, in honor of Misses
Florence O'Connor and Ruth
O'Reilly, of indianapolis, the guests
OF Miss Ruth O'Connor. Miss Dan
lnenhcld's guests were Misses Flor
.ence O'Connor, Ruth O'Reilly, Ruth
O'Connor. Eva Beck, Clara Damien
hold, Margaret Ryan and Lillian
Clegg.
Miss Lorine Kolb, OF 1914 Chero-
kee road, will entertain a number OF
young friends with a box party at
the Mary Anderson Theater. Mrs.
Alton Kolb and Mrs. Charles Mold
will be the chaperones. The guests
will be Misses Marie Garaghty,
Marie schafer. Marguerite schaefer.
Amelia Barth. Norma Ratterman.
Louise Barth. Marguerite Hirsch-
berg. Clara Angermeier, Cletus Hill
lerich. Margaret Mold and Rose
Kolb.
A delightful reception was given
Tuesday evening In honor of Miss
Eta DeWier, OF Nebraska, who Is
the quest OF Miss Susie Mullaney,
at her home. $40 South Seventh
strees. The parlors were tastefully