Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-09-02


i'll at his home on Sixth street.
Col. NJ. ]. Hickey, of the Falls City
Brewing Company, was a sojourner
at West Baden Springs the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coll, of Jeffer-
sonville, will return next week from
a two weeks sojourn at Martinsville,
Ind.
Mrs. John Frey, Cherokee road,
has been entertaining as a welcome
guest Miss Anna Murphy, OF Coving-
ton.
Miss Virginia Murphy has returned
from New Albany, after a delightful
visit to Miss Margaret Sauer, Elm
street.
Miss Margaret Brennan, 1916
South Sixth street, had for her guest
during the past week Miss Katherine
King.
Mrs. John Biven and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Mary Ruth Glenn, left last
week to visit relatives in Nelson
county.
Misses Margaret Dalton and Mary
Filburn we're last week the attractive
guests of Mrs. NJ. A. Sullivan in
Frankfort.
Miss Alice B. Hickey and John ].
Crotty were among the Kentucky
visitors registered last week in New
York City.
Misses Frances and Eleanor Nc
Kenna, of Fairfield, we're welcome
visitors to a number of friends here
the past week.
Miss Margaret Anderson, who last
week visited Miss Fannie Rapier at
New Haven, is now the guest of
friends in Lebanon.
Misses Mary Joe Luckett, Agnes
Foley and Margaret Leonard were
recent visitors to relatives and
friends at Fairfield.
William A. Hennessy, of 2119
South First street, has been standing
treat this past week, big boy arriv-
ing at his home last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald and
daughter, Miss Winona, of New AL
bany, are home from an enjoyable
visit to relatives at Marengo.
sojourning at Grayson Springs the
past week were Misses Edna O'Brien,
Katie McHugh, NJ. Sullivan and
Lillian Hughes, all of Louisville.
Misses Julia Doyle and Ida Die
bold have returned from a most en-
joyabe vacation trip to Niagara
Falls, Toronto and other points of
interest.
After an absence of three weeks
in Rosedale, Mich, John T. Malone
has returned. Mr.. Malone's family
will remain at Rosedale until Sep
TENDER Is.
Misses Inez and Frances Gleason,
of 2517 West Broadway, have been
spending the week at West Point, the
guests of Misses Marie and Catherine
Coggeshall.
County Indexer Joseph w. Byrne
and wife are enjoying short season
of rest and recreation at West
Baden Springs. They will be home
next week.
Mrs. J. p. Dant and daughters,
Misses Louise and Marie Dant. and
Mrs. Elan Perkins were among the
number spending the past week at
Grayson Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Zanone, of
Memphis, have just returned to their
home after a pleasant two weeks
visit here as the guests of Miss
Dominica Blanford.
Miss Mary Jewel Quinn, daughter
Of Mrs. Wayne Quinn, has returned
from Georgetown, Ind, and will next
week resume her studies at st.
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Cunniff left ,
for Martinsville, Ind, where Z
hey are expected to spend ten days
before taking an extensive trip
through the Northwest.
Many friends and acquaintances 4
we're delighted to greet Mrs. Ludlow a
,. Petty and daughter, Miss Eliza \
eth, when they visited Shelbyville, b
heir old home, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wentzell v
ave returned from Owensboro, A
There they visited friends and rela- a
ives and were entertained at a z
lumber Of social gatherings.
Louisville people In New York the
asst week were q. w. Leahy, L..
''Donnell. Thomas A. Bohan. w. N
Iannan. ]. Hannah. =. Whalen and Y
lr. and Mrs. +. Forcht, Jr. O