Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-05-11

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Miss Mary Decoursey came in
from Highland Park last week to be
the guest of Miss Marguerite Ryan.
Miss Rose Gait entertained most
delightfully."- the members OF her en-
broidery club Tuesday afternoon.
| Dan Kane, the well known and
popular pilot, returned home this
past week after New Orleans trip.
Miss Katie May Hines will be host
ess to her Five Hundred Club this
evening at her home in Crescent
Hill.
c. 2. Aud and Miss Mamie Aud,
Of Cecilian, arrived in the city, Tues
day and we're registered at the Seel-
bach.
y Mrs. William f. Klair arrived
Wednesday from Lexington, and has
since been a guest at the Tyler
Hotel.
Miss Daisy Lee, of Greensboro,
has been spending the week as the
guest of Mrs. Michael Thornton in
New Albany.
Mrs. Leonard McCabe and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances McCabe, left Tues
Gay to visit Mrs. Rose Cunningham
In Oklahoma.
Misses Grace Wehner. Lula Fetter
and Kate Eckert, of New Albany
have been enjoying a weeks visit at
0ldenburg, Ind.
Mrs. Phil Ackermann and daugh-
ters, Yetta and Minnie, were last
week guests of Mrs. Charles Brenck-
man at Parkview.
Mrs. W. T. Hill and Miss Jessie
Hill have returned to their home at
Carrollton, after a pleasant visit
with Louisville relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Tuohy, of
Butte, Mont, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Kremer at their
home on Cherokee parkway.
Miss Marv ! 40 v'..;as'ew. hcs been
entertaining as her guests this week
Mrs. John T. Doyle, of Lexington,
Snd Miss Ida Kearns, of Birming-
ham
! George Salendar and wife and
Mrs. Jerome Weitzel and Miss
Amelia Weitzel, of Frankfort, were
visitors here for the last half OF the
past week.
Mrs. John t. Doyle, of Lexington,
and Miss Ida Kearns, OF Birming-
ham, Ala, arrived Sunday and have
since been the guests of Miss Mary
Lee Fraley.
Sojourning at the Willard Hotel
the first part of the week were
James p. McKenna and A. ]. Gallag-
her, of Lexington, and A. l.. Lynch,
of greensboro.
Guy E. Osterman arrived home
Yesterday from Chattanooga, where
he has been representing Humler &
Nolan for the past seven months at
the Hotel Patten.
Miss Marcie Viglini is expected
home today from Greenwich, Conn,
where she has been the guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. Belle Powell, for the
past two months.
John McAuliffe, former resident
of this city but for the last couple OF
years a patrolman in Memphis, is
here on a visit and looking up old
friends and acquaintance.
ID. 7. Gleason, department man
ager of ]. NJ. Robinson-Norton Com
many. returned home yesterday after
a ten days business trip to New
York and other Eastern points.
Mrs. E. e. Sweeney, who under
went an operation at SITS. Mary and
Elizabeth Hospital, is now at her
home in South Louisville. almost
fully recovered from her illness.
Mrs. AL Kolb and Mrs. George
Kautt will motor to Nazareth today
10 visit Miss Margaret Kautt, who is
a pupil at Nazareth Academy. They
will return the first of next week.
Mrs. George Mulligan, of Ottawa,
is now the guest Of Mrs. Herbert
Tashgian at her home on Second
street. Mr.. Mulligan is expected on
May IS, and will visit for few
days before returning with Mrs.
Mulligan 20 their home.
Tuesday morning there was an in
teresting marriage ceremony at 81
Joseph's church. north OF New Al
bany. The contracting parties were
Miss Bertha q. Graf. Of ST. Joe, and
Edward q. Seller, a popular young
man OF New Albany. There was
large number of friends present TO
witness the ceremony and tender
congratulations.
APPOINTED MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Sister Mary Margaret, who was
formerly assistant at the Sisters OF
Mercy Hospital in Jeffersonville and
who has been I'm charge since Mother