Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-09-30

10 friends in Dallas, Texas.
James T. Shelley is out after an
Illness of several days, due to an at
Jack of ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. James McDonough and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, are visiting /
friends in Birmingham, Ala.
Edward F. Higgins, Of the Illinois
Central freight department, is visit
ing relatives in Chicago this week.
Miss Mary Virginia Campbell has
returned from a pleasant visit to DIR. ,
Arch Cox and Mrs. Cox at Bardstown. +,
Councilman M. j. McDermott has
Just returned from visit to Jackson, |
where he is interested in some real !,
estate.
Miss Mary G. Ridge returned this
week from Bedford, Ind, where she
has been spending the summer
Misses Ruth and Willie Belle
Gale, of st. Louis, arrived Sunday to
be the guests OF Miss Bertha Ford in
South Louisville.
Mrs. Laura McNerney, of 629
South First street, has returned from
six months visit to friends at
Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. James Kelly, of indianapolis,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Devore Broy, in Jeffersonville
for the past week.
Miss Edna Coll, of Jacksonville,
has been entertaining as her guest
Miss Beulah Herren, a pretty and
popular Chicago girl.
Edward Sullivan and wife and
Alva Sullivan, of Greensburg, Ind,
were recent guests of Mrs. J. II.
Sullivan, of Sixth street.
Mrs. Charles Crush and daughter,
Miss Lyla Crush, have returned from
a visit of three months to friends
in Chicago and Indianapolis.
Mrs. William Spaulding, who was
here last week visiting Mrs. B. S.
Mattingly at her home in the High
lands, has returned to Lebanon.
Mrs. p. B. Thompson has as her
guest at her home in Clifton this
week Miss Adah Carr, a leader in
the social circles of Covington.
The marriage of Miss Olive
Frances Ross and William H. Panke
will take place at the Cathedral on
Wednesday evening, October A, at
o'clock.
Mrs. George w. Kremer and chill
dren, Elizabeth and George, Jr., are
home from Butte, Mont, where they
spent the summer with Mrs. w. M.
Tuohy.
Hon. James p. Edwards and bride
have returned from their European
wedding trip and are receiving their
friends at their elegant home, Car
dinal Hill.
Fred Donahue and wife and Miss
Cleo Donahue have returned to their
home in Covington, after a pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Donahue on
Third street.
Miss Louise Daniel, of Meadow
brook, has gone to Frankfort to
spend several weeks, and before re-
turning will visit Mrs. James Costi-
gan at Elkhorn.
Miss Mary Kirwin, of Galway, Ire
land, who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Margaret Dumott, is now
with her sister, Mrs. A. O'Brien, in /
South Louisville.
Miss Mary Decoursey had as Wis !
ltors at her home in Highland Park |
during the week Just passed Miss
Annie Madden and William Madden,
Jr., of Lebanon, and Miss Mar
guerite Ryan, of the city.
Capt. Thomas f. Coleman and sis
ters, Misses Nanno and Katherine
have returned from a three
visit to Mrs. Meta du Pont |
Coleman at Brookline, Mass. Capt.
Coleman spent two months in Eur
)pe, visiting London, Paris and
Berlin on business.
The marriage of Miss Laura Baum
md Ernest Seller took place Wednes-
lay afternoon at st. williams
,hurch. Rev. Father Ford performed
he ceremony in the presence OF a
gathering of,frlends OF the bride and
groom, who were the recipients of
many hearty congratulations.
The stork visited the Riley home,
1875 North Twentieth street, and left
here pretty girl baby. who wonders
which As most rejoiced over her ar
ival. Papa John M. Riley or Grand
ather p. T. Sullivan. Mother and
hid are doing nicely and have been
howered with congratulations from
II
Invitations have been issued to /
he marriage of Miss Alice Marie
Toyce. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ioyce, and Charles ID. Rodman, which
viii be solemnized on Tuesday morn
ng In st. Agnes church at Ashland, IA
Wis, After the honeymoon Mr.. and II
FRS. Rodman will make their home II
4 the Seelbach. q
William ]. Baldwin and bride, II