Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Schaefer
moved into their new residence in
Granger Court this past week.
| Mrs. Matt Conniffe, of the High
lands, had for her guest for several
days Miss Mae Kast, of Parkview.
Miss Marie O'Brien has gone to
Raymond B. Glemet until December
IL.
Thomas Shea spent several days
last week with his niece, Mrs. F. x.
Newman, and family at Mitchell,
Ind.
Mrs. Julia Callahan has returned
to her home in Alton, ILL.,, after a
visit to her nephew, John F. Sulli-
van.
Mrs. Martin Tellon, East Fourth
street, New Albany, has returned
from a visit to relatives in Indian
apolis.
Miss Anna Cuniff has been very i'll
and confined to her home at 1877
East Breckenridge street for the past
three weeks.
Mrs. Fred Kellner spent last week
in Frankfort visiting her sisters,
Mrs. William Weitzel and Mrs. Will
lam Vaudeville.
Harry Wedekemper and wife were
weekend guests of Mrs. Jerome
Weitzel and family at the Capital
Hotel, Frankfort.
Miss Bertha McManus, of New
Albany, returned Saturday from
Chicago, where she spent several
days with relatives.
Miss Gertrude Egan, who has
been visiting Miss Wilhelmina
Waller, returned Sunday night to
her home in Memphis.
Miss Elsa Stein was hostess to a
dinner Monday evening at her home
In Portland in honor of Miss Marion
Rau and Thomas Neafus.
Mrs. John Charlton, after a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Peter Campbell and
Mrs. Mayme Eady, left Wednesday
for her home in Covington.
Cary Burns, who was here for a
short visit to his aunt, Mrs. l.. Nc
Cloy, in Clifton, has returned to his
studies at st. Joseph's College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn, of
Terre Haute, are visiting Mrs. John
Egan, sister of Mrs. Flynn, at her
home, 1888 King street, New AL
bany.
Peter Jennings, of Walls, Miss,
has rejoined his wife, who has been
here on visit as the guest of her
sisters, the Misses Finegan, of South
Sixth street.
Misses Margaret and Evelyn |
Sweeney entertained a number of |
friends with Halloween party |
Saturday night at their home in |
Jacksonville.
Ben j. Sand, the Government I'm
migration Inspector, who has been |
home on a visit, will leave Tuesday; |
accompanied by Mrs. Sand, for De-
troit, where he is now stationed.
Mrs. Emma G. Fritter has re-
turned to her home in Fredericks-
burg, Virginia, after two months,
visit to her sister. Mrs. Anna e.
Nolan. and family, 1888 Bank
street.
Mrs. Ben Johnson and daughter,
Miss Nancy Johnson, arrived here
Saturday from Washington, to be
the guests of Mrs. Johnson's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lee Hamilton, at the Ham
llton apartment in the st. James.
The engagement of Miss Ivy Berry
and Frank Reed. both popular res
dents of Jeffersonyille, has been
Their marriage will
AXE place this month, and Rev.
Father Halpin, of st. Augustine's
church, will perform the ceremony. I
Miss Alice schaulie. who has been
pending the summer in Santa Fe
md other points In New Mexico, has
lrriyed home. While on the return
rip she visited relatives and friends
n Denver, Kansas City and st. Jo- G
eph. and also spent some time In Z
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Miss Mary e. Malley and Andrew d
|. Driesbach were united In mar d
iage Thursday morning at Holy G
trinity church, New Albany, Rev. U
'harles Curran performing the cere- a
nony. Many friends OF the bride
nd groom were present to tender b
congratulations. p
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Reilly. of 93s 8
outh Seventh street. entertained h"
Wednesday evening In honor OF their a
Irst wedding anniversary. but were p
iyen a surprise party the evening
efore by a party OF friends and B
elatives, who anticipated the we'd 8
ing celebration. III