Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-07-26
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Mss Angela Duane is spending sev-
eral weeks at Graham Springs.
Mrs. Charles Parsons and children |
are visiting at Bowling Green.
Miss Florence Schildt Is In
Paducah, visiting Miss Marie Roth.
Miss Hortense Twyman, OF Coving-
ton. is here on visit as the guest
OF relatives.
Misses Teresa and Helen Haming
are spending the week with relatives
at Jeffersontown.
Misses Nellie and Sally Hannah
are at Lake Toxaway, N. O., for
stay Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Blandford and
children, OF Crescent Hill, left Sunday
to visit relatives at Lebanon.
Miss Hilda Hinkebein, Of New Al
bany. spent the weekend here as the
guest of Mrs. Edmund Klein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Driscoll and
daughter returned Monday from
two weeks visit to Newcastle.
Miss Mary O'Hern, of South
Louisville, left this week for trip
TO New York and the Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lubbers re-
turned this week from their trir
abroad after stay Of nearly three
months.
Capt. and Mrs. James Fortune, OF
Jacksonville, have returned from a
pleasant sojourn at French LICK
SPRINGS.
Miss Mary Kelly, Of Jeffersonville,
Is visiting relatives in Nashville,
with whom she will remain until
September.
George Welsh will leave tomorrow
for Cincinnati to attend the Moose
convention, which meets Monday at
that place.
Miss Della Burckle left yeterday
to spend two weeks visiting relatives
in Montgomery, Birmingham and
Dotham, Ala.
Sergeant and RI fss.--Jt5edlG Ring
were visitors at Uniontown this past
week, the Sergeant being on his ten
days vacation.
Miss Essie Everin, of South Louis
Vile, is home from an extended visit
to Minneapolis, St. Paul, Faribault,
Mimi, and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Bosler
and children left Sunday for a two
weeks trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin ]. Gavin, $50
: West Breckenridge street, lett
Wednesday for a two weeks sojourn
, at French Lick Springs.
Miss Teresa Willis left Friday for
Der home in Montgomery, Ala, after
bpenUlHB pltdSdhS hiOith Nieh HSA
aunt, Mrs. H. Burckle.
Miss Alice Shinnick, 1901 Morton
, avenue, has been spending vacation
al Shelbyville, visiting the family Of
, her uncle, Editor e. d. Shinnick.
Miss Marguerite hughes, who was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Maggie
Judge, left Tuesday for Chicago tc
: Join her mother, Mrs. William Bur
, ton.
, Miss Maggie Judge and her niece
r Miss Margaret Kean, left this weeh
= to be the guests of Mrs. Clyde
Howard at her college in Wequeton
sing.
Misses May and Imelda Cowan
a left Thursday for their home in Day
I ton. Ohio, after spending two weeks
visiting relatives and friends In this
city.
Miss Lillian Doherty, Of Hamil
ton, Ohio, has been extensively en-
!, tertained while visiting her aunt
Mrs. James Doherty, in jefferson
r Vile.
Mrs. Mary Flynn and daughter
Angela, who are visiting in st. Louis
will remain until fall as numerous
receptions have been arranged IN
their honor.
Misses Grace Clegg and Mau(
Coleman left Saturday for Indian
apolis TO visit Miss Louanna Nichol
son. From there they go to Winons
Lake to spend several weeks.
Miss Katherine Henley and peI
niece and nephew, Inez and William
Bannon, will leave tomorrow for o
three weeks trip TO Washington
New York and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. william II. Wolfenberger and
daughters, Misses Birdie May anC
Margaret, of 734 South Twenty
fourth street, are in Bowling Green
where they will spend the, summer.
Chaperoned by Miss Estelle Glenn
! the following party left Tuesday fol