Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-06-28
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Misses Bonita and Honor Murphy
are visiting in Kansas City.
Miss Margaret Fitzgibbons has
had as her guest Miss Anna Forst, OF
Parkview.
Edwin Parker spent last week at
shepherdsville visiting his aunt, |
Mrs. Jim Myers.
Miss Mary Campbell, OF the High
lands, has been the guest Of Miss Two
Clark at Pleasure Ridge.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick returned
home with Miss Alberta Peyton for a
brief stay at Logansport.
Mrs. r. F. Hays and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Highland Park, attended the
Nazareth commercial exercises.
Miss Anna O'Donnell accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. King, home TO
Chapeze, where she is visiting.
Mrs. p. Giltnane and sister, Miss
Mayme Hallinan, are spending sew
eral weeks at Camp Nelson, Ky.
Miss Ada Byrne, of New Albany,
spent last week in Rockport, visiting
Mrs. ]. L. Sullivan and daughters.
Miss Marie Maloney, Breckenridge
street, has gone to Denver to spend
the summer with her uncle, George
R. Cope.
Twyman Mattingly returned last
week from Notre Dame, Ind, &C
companied by Walter Clemens, OF
Springfield. q.
Miss Clara Angermeier has re-
turned from school at Nazareth and
Is at home with her parents in the
Highlands.
Miss Mary Hagan has been spend
ing a week at New Haven, visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Coyle, and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Higgins are
here on a visit to Mrs. Higgins
mother, Capt. ]. j. Casey, OF 622 west
st. Catherine street.
Mrs. It. j. Cumming and daugh-
| ter, Miss Louise, have returned from
delightful visit to Mrs. w. l..
Gaines at Carrollton.
Misses Helen, Elizabeth and
Frances Malone are home from Naz-
areth. where they attended the
academy the past year.
Henry Sullivan and wife and
daughter Bertha spent last week
with Mrs. Sullivan's father, Jesse
Goldsmith, at Bonneville.
Dan Walsh, Jr., who is studying
for the priesthood at st. Meinrads
College, is home to spend his yaca-
ton with his parents in New Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Corcoran and
baby left last week to make their
home in Bellville, Ont, where MT
Corcoran has accepted a responsible
position.
Mrs. Joseph Thornbury, who was
here to spend week with ner
sons. Messrs. Matt and Mackin
Thornbury, has returned to her
home at New Haven.
Miss Josephine M. Tierney, OF
1119 West Broadway, has returned
home from Loretto Academy with
two gold medals. awarded her Tor
scholarship and neatness.
Mike G. Moran and bride, who was
Miss Matte Forsting, will return Mon
day from the East, where they went
on their wedding trip, and be at home
at POPS Murray avenue.
Louis r. vetter and bride, nee Miss
Eleanor M. Sullivan, who are now
spending their honeymoon in the East,
will be at home to their friends after
July 1 at 1913 Maryland avenue.
Her many friends will be grieved
to learn that Miss Elizabeth Halla-
han. daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Jerry Hallahan, is i'll OF typhoid
fever at her home on Portland ave-
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Among the Louisville people In
New York last week we're Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. B. Mullaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Prendergast, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
]. Driscoll and Col. Charles II
Hagerty.
Miss Mae Adams Lincoln gave
dinner Saturday evening at the
Country Club in honor of Miss Eliza
beth Webb and Miss Helen
Mapother, who left Tuesday for
Gloucester. Mass, to spend the
summer.
A pleasant affair Of the past week
was the reception rendered the la
dies of the Altar Society OF the
Sacred Heart church "Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Dennis Whalen at
her home. TAG South Eighteenth