Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-11-25

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Miss Lizzie OSullivan was a re-
cent guest of Miss Annie Wagner at
her home at Parkview.
Miss Mary Gleason, who has been
visiting friends in this city, left this
week for her home in Springfield.
Miss Katherine Glenn, of Oakdale,
has been spending the past week in
Bowling Green, visiting John Glenn
and wife.
Daniel Russell, of Chicago, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Russell, at his old home in
New Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Kohn have
closed their summer home at Lyn-
don and have moved into the city
for the winter.
Mrs. Cole Morgan, of Atlanta, ar
rived Wednesday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Mattingly,
In the Highlands.
Martin Whelan and wife, who ar
lived last week to visit relatives in
this city, have returned to their
home at Bardstown.
Jonathan O'Neil and wife and son,
Will O'Neil, of Jeffersonville, re-
turned Saturday from trip through
the South and West.
Miss Maria Merrimee, of Clifton,
had as guests this week Mrs r. F.
Hayden, of Bardstown, and Miss
Elizabeth Carlisle, of Elizabethtown.
Mrs. Anna Farrell, who spent the
past three months in New York as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mullen,
has returned to her home in Clifton.
Miss Katherine Mattingly, of the
Highlands, is in Lebanon, the guest
of Miss Althaire Mattingly. Before
returning she will visit in George
town.
Assistant Fire Chief Gregory
Sheehan has returned from Breckin-
ridge county. where he went with a
number of friends for a ten days
hunting trip.
Miss Marie Glover, who has been
spending the summer at her home
here, will sail from New York for
Paris next Thursday, to resume her
musical studies.
Miss Erminie Jasques, of Chicago,
and Miss Marie link, of New AL
bany, spent the week end as guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. Charles Moir at their
home on Shipp street.
A. M. Warren, claim agent of the
Louisville e Nashville Railroad
Company. located at Stamford, KY,
was visitor here this past week
as the guest of AL r. Martin.
Police Lieut.. Edward Callahan, of
the Second district, has recovered
from an attack of the grip that con-
fined him for some time to his
home, 535 West Breckenridge
street.
Miss Anna c. Maroney and Calvin
Montgomery, we'll known residents
OF New Albany, were united in mar
rage Wednesday evening at Holy
Trinity rectory, Rev. Father Curran
performing the ceremony.
Miss Rose Muth has been enter
tanning as her guest Miss Hazel
Russell, popular figure in the
younger set OF Ocean Springs, Miss.
Last Saturday Miss Muth gave a
theater party in honor OF the fair
visitor.
The Trinity Musical Club will
entertain with dance at the club
house on Thursday, January IL,
1912. The Committee OF Arrange
ments is composed OF Coleman A.
Ridge. Robert Muhs, Joseph Wettle,
Ernest Ellert, L. silberg and p. w.
Hager.
Homer Freree and bride, who was
Miss Rose Yuri. have returned from
their wedding trip and are receiving
their friends at their home, 731
South Eighth street. They were
quietly married by the Rev. Father
Jerome at st. Peters on Wednesday
morning of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p McKenna
have announced the engagement OF.
their accomplished and lovely daugh-
ter, Miss Dulcenia McKenna, and
Nelson w. Proctor. The date for
their marriage has not yet been set.
Both are widely known socially and
the wedding viii be one OF the most
notable OF the winter IN Kentucky.
Next Wednesday John C. Wehrley
Will lead to the altar at st. Cecilia's |
church Miss Mettie Gassman, when
they viii be united in the holy bonds !
Of wedlock by the Rev. Father !
Brady. This WHY a wedding Of
much interest. al hide AZ 1't y
are widely known md ha1 80
circle OF friends and relaIvn
bride-elect Is The dauehf'd M
and Mrs Villa naaS
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