Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-11-08

| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. MEME
had as their guests for a week Mr..
and Mrs. Hursh, of Bardstown.
Miss Anna May Everin, South
| Louisville, has been visiting rela-
tives in Jackson and Lexington.
Miss Resale Schwierman, of High
land Park, has as her guest this
week Miss Stella Powell, of Port
Royal.
Mrs. Emma Robinson, of New
Albany, spent last week in Bedford,
Ind, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Murphy.
Miss Margaret Dolan is home
from Bardstown, after a delightful
visit with the Misses Louise and
Nora Monfort.
Mrs. II. w. Mccullough and her
attractive daughter, Miss MARITIME,
of greensboro, visited friends here
the past week.
Mrs. ]. II. Hays and children
spent last week in Springfield, visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edelen.
Mrs. A. F. Martin, of East Chest
nut street, who has been i'll the past
several weeks, is reported improving
by her physician.
Raymond Barrett and wife and
children and Miss Mayme Barrett
we're recent visitors to the Misses
Foley at Pewee Valley.
Miss Adeline Newman, of St.
Louis, will arrive November IA, to
be the guest of Miss Louise Shelley
and attend her wedding.
The next of the series of dances
under auspices of the Young Mems
Social Club will be given Thursday
evening at Utopian Hall.
Mrs. C. A. Morris and children,
Charles and Leroy, visited in Cen
trail City the past week, the guests
of NJ. r. Cain and family.
Miss Elizabeth Callahan will be
host of dance at the Louisville |
Country Club November 49, in honor |
of Miss Dorothy Scully, of Chicago. |
Joseph Moran and bride, who was |
Miss Margaret Birch, have returned |
from their honeymoon trip, and are |
now at home at 657 East Broadway. |
Mrs. Robert Kaltenbacher, Mary |
land avenue, had as weekend |
guests Mrs. Pauline Kaltenbacher |
and Mrs. A. Wathen and daughter
Mildred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schmuck, |
942 Edward street, have returned |
from a pleasant visit to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Gabriel Schmuck, at Camel
ton, Ind.
Miss Maggie Judge will give
dinner-dance at the Seelbach, De-
cember 80 in honor of her debutante
cousin. Miss Marguerite Hughes, of
Chicago.
Following a matinee parry at
Macauleys next Saturday. Miss
Marie O'Brien will be host at a
luncheon at Klein's in honor OF
Miss Louise Shelley.
The Misses Cummings have re-
turned from their country home
near Bardstown Junction and will
reside for the winter at their resi-
danna ON Gacond cfraaf
Grundy ID. Lyddan and bride, who
have been spending their honey
moon in New Orleans, will arrive
Monday and be at home at $50
South Twenty-third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Edwards
and family have closed their home )
On the River road and moved to
I461 Fourth avenue, where they
have taken house for the winter.
A delightful event of the past
week was the home entertainment 8
If Mr.. and Mrs. John Daum, Deer
Park, in honor of the wedding an
iiversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
)aum.
The marriage of Miss Nell Mag :
lelen Burkhardt to Martin Cradick
will take place Wednesday morning,
November 10, at o'clock, at st. y
3oniface church. Owing to illness c
n the brides family, the wedding p
will be very quiet Charles w.
,radick and Louis Nicoulln will q
ct as ushers. Immediately after
he ceremony bride and groom will
cave for a trip TO st. Louis.
A pretty wedding was solemnized q
afternoon at Holy Name A
hurch by the Rev. John 0'Connor, '
hen Miss Emma Fisher, popular q
outh Louisville girl, became the A
ride Of Edward Schmitt, a pros b
erous resident OF Floyd Knobs,
i'd. The ceremony was witnessed
y a large gathering OF the friends
the bride and groom. They will
sside al st. Mary's of the Knobs. o.
On Monday evening of last week OF
ST. Patrick's church rectory the d.
ev. James p. cronin. v. G., united b
the holy bonds OF marriage Miss "
florence e. Donnelly and Lee r. D'
The bride is the
niable and attractive daughter OF
r. and Mrs. Patrick w. Donnelly,
1916 Portland avenue, and the CO
Dom popular young business man Je
with the Kentucky Print Ir