Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-08-26
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Miss Mary Ridge, Of East Broad
way, is visiting relatives at Bedford,
Ind.
Miss Annie Callahan, of Pulaski,
Tenn, is the guest OF Miss Norma
Keiran.
Miss Clara Mclaughlin Is home
from a three weeks visit to relatives
in Pittsburg.
Misses Margaret and Anne Mortar
lty returned last Sunday evening from
trip to Canada.
Mrs. Lillian Dalton and Miss Rosa
Dalton are in st. Louis, the guests of
Mrs. Ruel Deason.
Mrs. Anthony Gerst and Miss Lulie +
CAST have been spending the week at
West Baden Springs.
Miss Bertha Weiss, Of West Broad
way, is spending her vacation with
friends in Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Lucy Whalen is home from
New Haven, where she visited her
aunt, Mrs. Sylvester Rapier. I
Miss Nell Mooney, of Nashville, who |
has been visiting Mrs. Paul Rodman,
left Monday for Springfield.
Miss Josephine Schmuck, of the
Highlands. has returned home from
pleasant visit to Cincinnati.
In honor of Irish-American day
the stork left a baby boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch and
son have returned from a visit to
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lynch at West Point.
Misses Annie and Mary Fitz-
gibbons visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gordon last week at Central City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Treasy spent
last week in New York City, being
registered at the Hotel Woodstock.
Miss Katie Gleason and Miss Mary
Sullivan will return next week from
a trip to Atlantic City and the East.
Miss Anna Murnane was among
the late arrivals last week at the
Manhattan Beach Hotel, New York.
Miss Norma Keiran has returned
from Pulaski, Tenn, where she has
been visiting friends for the last two
weeks.
Misses Josephine and Virginia
Byrne have been spending the past
week visiting in Cincinnati and Gov
lngton.
Mrs. T. ]. Leahy and Miss Florence
Anderson have been spending pleas
ant week visiting friends in Spencer
county.
Mrs. Hannah Dignan, of North Sew
enteenth street, left Monday for
Boston, Mass, to spend month with
relatives
Mrs. Patrick Hanlon who was with
her sister, Mrs. A. t. Day, in New Al
( bany, has returned to her home In
: Lafayette.
Misses Fannie and Lille Cunniffe,
, of Baxter avenue. are at Worthing,
South Dakota, visiting Msr. w. b.
! Hyndman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Wentzell
, | e. frrn re
visit with their sister, Mrs. Aloysius
! Mattingly.
Mrs George Burkhardt, her son
, George and Master Walter Mayer
/ will leave tomorrow on a visit to
Henderson.
Miss Mary O'Hern, of South Louis
Vile, left last week to spend her va
cation at Indianapolis, Chicago and
/ West Baden.
Judge Samuel Boldrick and wife
and daughters, Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Boldrick. are sojourning at
Estill Springs.
Mrs. William Murphy, South
Louisville, had as her guest this
week her nieces, Miss Luella Ander-
son, OF Paducah.
Miss Mamie Farley, OF 2225 Grit
fiths avenue, left Tuesday on a visit
! 10 her sister. Mrs. ID. oliver Patton,
at Douglas, Ariz.
Mrs. Edmund Steinbock and two
, sons. of 1925 West Market, are home
after a most delightful visit TO friends
In Cincinnati and Covington.
Miss Mamie Weir. who has been
spending the past two weeks at
Niagara Falls and in Canada, will ar
, rive home tomorrow evening.
Miss Halle Lille, who was the
I quest of Miss Mary Breekel at ST.
Matthews and was extensively enter
tanned, has returned TO her hsme at
Fairfield.
Misses Margaret Maley amp Anna
Madden have returned 10 theR homes
, In New Albany. amer spending week
at ST. Mays of the Woods, mar Terre
Haute.
Mrs. NJ. coushlin. South louisville