Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nadorf have
been visiting at West Point, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Terrell.
Mrs. M. ]. McClusky and Mrs. B.
F. Pemberton we're in Shelbyville the
past week, visiting Mrs. Ed d. Shin
nick.
Miss Margaret Murphy, who is the
guest of Miss Margaret Malone, will
return next week to her home in
Cincinnati.
Miss Marie Egan, of Memphis, and
Mrs. Maggie Moncrief, of this city,
have been visiting Mrs. J. d. Flood
at Long Run.
Karl Breckel and wife have re-
turned from a visit to the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Batchel-
dor, at Bloomfield.
Miss Margaret Wolfenberger,
West Broadway, has gone to Bow
ling Green to spend Thanksgiving
week with relatives.
Mrs. Kate Conner, who spent the
summer with her son, W. o. Conner,
in Seattle, WASH, has returned toI
her home in Portland.
Mrs. R. J. Wollmuth, of Buffalo,
has arrived here to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her sis
ter, Mrs. Cora B. Corrigan.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses F. Doyle,
West Market street, New Albany,
have been entertaining Miss Mary
Brennan, of Port Huron, Mich.
Miss Louise cassidy will give a
matinee party Monday afternoon in
honor of Miss Louise Shelley, whose
marriage takes place Wednesday.
The Misses Healine, 439 East
Gray street had as guests the. -past,l
week Mrs. ]. A. Ford and little
daughter Virginia. of Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. Lucy Brennan, of West
Chestnut street, enjoyed a pleasant
visit last week in South Louisville.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nolan.
Miss Ruth O'Connor left last week
to attend the functions preceding the
O'Connor-R Ready wedding, and was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
O'Connor.
Mrs. Daniel Murphy and daughter,
Miss Virginia, of the Highlands, are
home from an extended visit to Min
reapolis, st. Paul, Chicago and
South Bend, Ind
Misses Margaret and Betty Nc
Kenna were here last week en- route
to their home at Fairfield, after
lengthy visit to friends and relatives
IN. Chicago and Minneapolis.
Miss Susie Heitz and Carl Parker,
popular young people of New Albany,
were married Saturday morning at
Holy Trinity church, in the presence
of many of their friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Margaret e. Carney and
Miss Mary Carney, Pip
left last week to visit \
relatives at Los Angeles, Cal. Before
they will visit many points
their absence George B. Carney will
be at the Chesterfield
Miss Caroline G. Hammer and
Joseph w. Piero. both popular in
New Albany Catholic circles. were
united in marriage Wednesday
at Holy Trinity church,
Rev. Father Curran performing the
ceremony. The ceremony was wit
messed by many friends OF the bride
and groom, who showered them with
congratulations.
Last week Edward Smith and
bride entertained a house party at
heir home at st. Mary's-of-the-
Knobs. Their guests were the mem
bers OF their bridal party on
November 8, and included Mesdames
Mary Schenck and Mary OHern,
Miss Blanche Compton, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ OOutulduf mtocIo uOhidn YAM 4
Held and ]. II. Berry.
Thanksgiving morning there will
be a pretty wedding at ST. Leo's I.
church in Highland Park, when En-
net Byrne viii lead to the altar
Miss Erminie Con, the charming
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. q. w.
1off The marriage ceremony will
be performed by the pastor, Rev,
Father Fitzgerald, who will also :
celebrate the nuptial mass. A large
OF friends of the worthy
couple win witness the ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Marie Holz-
<necht and Charles G., Mazzoni will
AXE place November 26 at 8 o'clock
n the morning at the Church OF the ,
Holy Name. The Rev, Father 7
)'Connor win of1ciate at the nuptlal d
mass and perform the ceremony =
Miss Tressa Holzknecht viii be her
listers maid OF honor and Henry J q
dazzoni viii be the best man Fol- y