Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-05-25


days.
Miss Eugenia Stehlin spent last
week as the guest of Miss Edna
Shea at her home on the Third-street
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sewer and
children have returned from visit
= to MI. and Mrs. James O'Donnell at
Frankfort.
Bonner Twyman and Miss Marie
Twyman, of Gulfport, will. arrive
next week to visit Miss Katherine
Mattingly in the Highlands.
Mrs. p. H. Callahan is at Martins
Vile for a sojourn of ten days, and
from there will accompany her hus-
band for a visit to Washington.
Miss Margaret Hayden and
Maurice Beaucond, popular young
people Of New Albany, will be mar
ried at Holy Trinity church on June
S.
Miss Hilda Hinkebein, daughter Of
Ben Hinkebein, of New Albany, has
returned from Dallas, Texas, where
she spent several months with rela-
tives.
= Officer John McAuliffe and wife,
Of Memphis, who have been visiting
here, were last week guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. O'Rourke, of Lynn
hurst.
Miss Mary Decoursey has returned
to her home at Highland Park, after
q pleasant visit to her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Madden,
at Lebanon.
Ben j. Sandman, popular clerk
in the L. and N. law department and
a student in the Jefferson School of
Law, will return next Thursday from
a ten days sojourn at West Baden
The Stork was a visitor in the
West End, bringing a boy to the
home of Ben F. Reed and a girl to
that of James w. Murta. Both
fathers are being showered with con-
gratulations and wearing a broad
smile.
Harry B. Driver and family write
that they are having a delightful
time in California. They spent some
time in Los Angeles and are now at
San Diego. They will visit San
Francisco and all the cities of the
great Northwest before returning.
Miss Frances Gleason, West
Broadway, entertained a number OF
her young friends at her home Sun
day evening in honor of her con-
firmation at st. Charles church. She
was assisted by her mother and sis
ter in receiving, and all enjoyed
most bounteous dinner.
Mrs. v. L. spalding, wife of the
energetic and successful manager OF
the Little Rock Southern Guardian,
and three children, Anna Wight,
Victor Lee, Jr., and baby Robert,
will arrive soon to visit Kentucky
home folks and attend the alumnae
meeting Of Mount st. Joseph's Acad-
envy near greensboro.
George ]. Lautz, the merchant
tailor, has been missing from Fifth
street this week. This was due to
the fact that baby girl arrived at
his home on Wednesday, and is just
now the only care OF the proud
father. George will be at his place
of business Monday. where
good one" will be served his
friends.
The marriage of Miss Lillian
Michael and George G. Reiling will
be quietly solemnized next Tuesday
morning at 6:45 o'clock at st. Boni- ,
face church. After a wedding trip !
Of two weeks in the East Mr.. Reiling /
and bride will be at home at 1855 |
East Broadway. Both are widely
known and popular in Catholic So
ciety circles, and a legion Of friends J.
tender them their congratulations.
Invitations are being issued an
nouncing the marriage OF Miss Mary
Murphy and William T. Langan, 70
take place at ST. Joseph's church,
Cairo, III, on Wednesday evening,
June 10, at s O'Clock. The bride-to-
be is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Murphy, formerly OF this
city. Mr.. Langan is young bust
ness man OF Cairo, son OF p. T. Lam
gan, one Of the leading lumber mer-
chants of that section OF Illinois.
Leo Dawson and bride, who was
Miss Cleo Charlton, will return next
week from an extended Southern
wedding trip. They were quietly
married last week by the Rev.
George Weiss at ST. Georges church,
and the news was an agreeable sur
prise to their friends. Mrs. Dawson I
Is the pretty and accomplished
daughter Of Hon. Albert II. Charl- I
ton. and for years has been popular
IN West End Catholic society circles. l
One Of the most popular OF the
many June weddings announced I
.hus far Is that OF Miss Margaret M.
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