Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-06-17

visit to his sister, Mrs. william
Receveur, Ekin avenue, New Albany.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Zanone,
daughter of John NJ. Zanone, was a
member of the recent graduating
class at St. Agnes Academy at Mem
phis.
Mrs. w. j. Barry and son Watts
returned from Kansas City Monday,
and with Mr.. Barry left on pleasure
trip to New York and other Eastern
points.
Mrs, John Pitcher and Miss Flor
ence Pitcher have returned from
st. Mary's College, Knoxville, ILL.,.
where Miss Florence graduated last
week.
John P. Dant and his daughter
have returned from Notre Dame Uni
versity, where they witnessed the
graduation of Mr.. Dant's son, John
P. Dant, Jr.
Mrs. Hugh Finegan, who submit
ted to serious surgical operation at
st. Joseph's Infirmary last week, is
progressing favorably toward COM
plete recovery.
Miss Daisy Forsman, who has been
confined to her home from injuries
received in an automobile accident
ls recovering rapidly and will be out
In day or two.
Mrs. M. ]. Bannon, who has been
recuperating at Hot Springs for the
past month, is expected home next
week. She will be accompanied by
Mr.. Bannon, who left this week.
Mrs. Raymond Barrett entertained
at tea on Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Catherine Bradley and
Miss Mary Wilhelmina Barrett. The
decorations were cherry and white.
Lieut.. and Mrs. M. ]. Rawley en-
tertained with supper Sunday even
ing in honor of their little daughter
Alice, who received her first holy
communion at st. Aloysius' church
In the morning.
1t is pleasing to note that little
Miss Catherine McDermott, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. McDer-
mott, who recently submitted to a
surgical operation at st. Joseph's In
Urinary, is improving.
ID. ]. Gleason, who has been in
New York for the past two weeks on
business trip, is expected home to-
day. While away Denny" remem-
bered his friends by sending hand
some souvenir postal cards.
Miss Frances Wathen entertained
at bridge Tuesday morning in honor
of her guest, Miss Fay Thackeray, of
Canada, and for Mrs. Hugh Morris,
of Bowling Green, who is the guest
of Mrs. Adrian C. Humphreys.
Mrs. Casper and her daughter,
Miss Alice, wife and daughter of
DR.. M. Casper. have gone to Camel
ton, Ind, where they will visit
friends and relatives. They also will
go to Tell City, Ind, and expect to
be away for seevral weeks.
Miss Elenora Schaulie and Mrs.
Redding and daughters, Misses
Dorcas and Ruth Redding, left Louis
VILE Saturday for Canada. After
tour of the Northwest they will sail
for Europe and expect TO spend sew
eral months on the continent.
Mrs. Andrew Kast entertained her
euchre club at her home, 1910 High
land avenue. on Tuesday afternoon.
The favors were won by Mesdames
John Beck, Frank Reeder and
Willen. The club will be next en-
tertained by Mrs. Merlin, OF Floral
Terrace.
Miss Adelaide Crush, who has
been attending school at st. Mary's
of the Woods Academy. near Terre
Haute, Ind, has returned home to
spend her vacation. Her mother,
Mrs. Charles l.. Crush, went TO In
diana to witness the exercises. |
Mother and daughter returned to-
gether.
Miss Stella c. Hagan and George
w. Shaughnessy we're united In mat
rlmony at Sacred Heart church on
Wednesday morning. The Rev.
Father Patrick Walsh OBLIGATED. The
bridal party was rendered recep- |
ton at the home of the brides uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hagan. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs |
shaughnessy left for the East on
bridal "trip.
Mrs. Robert j Hagan Will be the
host at tea next "Wednesday at her
home, 1907 South Third street, in
honor OF Miss Margaret Wathen,
whose marriage 10 Hon. James p
Edwards will take place July 3. Miss
Wathen will also be the guest OF
honor at tea Wednesday, June 2S,
given by her sister-in-law. Mrs. John
Bernard Wathen. Jr., at her home on
Grand boulevard.
Miss Mary elizabeth Clarke and
r.. j. Pearl will be united IN mar
rlaQa "A 81 John'e church. at 6.4OI