Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-04-15
SOCIETY,".

Miss Lillian Kearns is home from
visit to Miss Beatrice Rodman at
Bardstown.
Judge Walter p. Lincoln has re-
turned from business trip to
Washington.
Miss Lucille Stanley has returned
from a visit to George Mattingly and
family at Bardstown.
Miss Mamie Burke had for her
guest this week her cousin, Miss
Bridge Lynch, of West Point.
Mss Maggie Judge. President of
the Catholic Womans Club, has
gone to New York to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malone, who
have been spending ten days at Hot
Springs, Ark, are expected home to-
day.
Mrs. MERIT Drane, of Crescent
Hill, had as her guest this week her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, of
Chicago.
Mrs. Cook Wells and little daugh-
ter, of Cincinnati, are here as visit
ors to Mrs. Newton Brunton in the
East End.
Miss Bessie Rapier, of New
Haven, has been spending a week
here as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Sam ]. Dant.
Paul Doherty, who is a student at
University of Michigan, will spend
his Easter vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. William p. Adams in Chicago.
Jailer John r. Pflanz and Charles
F. Granger, President of the Water
Company, we're among the prominent
people sojourning this week at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Miss Mary May, of Central City,
and her sister, Miss Ruth May, who
is a student at Nazareth, are here to
spend the Easter holidays with the
Misses Fitzgibbons.
Mrs. Margaret Daily, widow of
Patrick Daily, of New Albany, is in
Los Angeles visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George Mclaughlin, and 1t is
thought she will make that city her
future home.
Miss Mary Josephine Sullivan. who
has been attending Nazareth Acad-
envy, has returned to spend the Eas-
ter holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. owen Sullivan, of 1852
Cherokee road.
Phil Hollenbach and wife, F.
Nolan and wife, Mrs. Charles Ahrens
and Miss A. Flynn, all of this city,
were among those who have been
spending the past week at West
Baden Springs.
Mrs Owen Kehoe, who has been
suffering from rheumatism at her
home, at 617 East Eighth street,
New Albany, is somewhat improved.
Her friends hope for her speedy and
complete recovery.
]. Alton Kolb. Jr., who has been
suffering from an attack of typhoid
pneumonia at the family residence on
Cherokee road, is now convalescent.
He expects to be able to take an
ride next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Jennings. of
Frfa 10
spend the Easter holidays with their
uncle. Pat Finegan, and their sisters
on South Sixth street. They expect
TO remain In Louisville several weeks. |
Mrs. NJ. Leddy. sister of the late
Rev. Father Neafsey, who has been in
New York City since leaving Louis
Vile, sailed Wednesday for Feigh,
County Roscommon,
ireland, where she will make her
future home.
Il. Norton Tlerney. Louisville
boy, graduated from the Chicago (
College last night. His
Mrs. M. j Tierney, was
present at the exercises. DR.. Tierney
will come to Louisville 10 practice
ais profession.
Miss Nellye Mae Cutler and Phil
I. Sandman, popular young people Z
II the East End, have anouced their
Engagement. The wedding will take
,iace In June. The bride is the
harming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Cutler Mr.. Sandman
Iolds a responsible position with the ,
g. Nashville Railroad Com I
any. Already their many friends l
re showering them with congratula- '
ions.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Ryan, OF West Z
Broadway, have announced the en-
agement OF their daughter. Lillian
catherine. to Allen s. Blrnbaum, OF J
iaoon, Ga. The wedding viii take
lace IN June. Miss Ryan Is one OF
most charming girls,
nd the young man who was for
mate enough to win her hand and
cart Is one OF Macon's young busi- J
ess men. Their friends IN Louis p
lie hope that Mr. and Mrs. Birn- o
aum will 20 'Narching Through n
eorf|a7 FOR many happy Years. u