Kentucky Irish American., 1914-12-05
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Mrs. J. ]. Burns spent the week
end with friends at Lebanon juno
tion.
Miss Mary Hagan has returned
from a Thanksgiving visit to rela-
tives at New Haven.
Miss Mary Power, OF Frankfort,
Is visiting in Beechmont as the guest
OF Miss Ann O'Keefe.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Lynch and
little daughter we're recent visitors
with friends at Clark.
Miss Marguerite Hughes, OF Chi
cago, arrived Monday to be the guest
Of Miss Maggie Judge.
Miss Loretta Conway, Flora
Heights, had as her guest last week
Miss Lillian Heidenrach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wathen
are home from a two weeks trip 10
New York and Baltimore.
Mrs. A. w. Nickel, Deer Park,
has as her guest her sister, Miss
Lena Flanagan, of Virginia.
Mrs. ]. H. Hanley, Of Crescent
Hill, was a recent visitor with Judge
and Mrs. Dennis Dundon at Paris.
Plumbing Inspector James Nc
Grath. who has been i'll at st. Jo-
seph's Infirmary, is improving rap
idly.
James Reilly, o. Chicago, has been
| visiting his son, e. A. Reilly, East
Elm street, New Albany, his former
| home.
| Miss Mary Hagan spent the week
as the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hagan, at Ne"
Haven.
Miss Eugenia Stehlin, of the High
lands, was on Thursday the dinner
guest of Miss Edna Shea, South
Third street.
Miss Bessie Applegate has re
turned from a visit to the Misses
Wathen at ''Elmwood," near Bards
town Junction.
Mrs. Kathleen Cunningham Nc
Cabe has returned from a visit tC
her daughter, Frances Tyler NC
Cabe, at Nazareth.
Joseph p. Hines, Secretary to Con
gresham Sherley, who mas peer
home on a visit, returned TO WASH
Ington Monday evening.
Misses Regina Constantine anc
Margaret Conlin, of Jeffersonvllle
are on a visit to relatives and friends
in Chicago and st. Paul.
| Miss Anita Cronan, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alvin II
Moraweck, in New York City, has
returned to her home in Spring
Bank.
Y DR.. Michael Casper and Mrs
1 Casper, West Broadway, had as theiI
guests the past week Mrs. Angus,
Heck and Miss Huberta Heck, OF
Cannelton, Ind.
John Goulding, who has been III
of erysipelas at his home on East
Fifth street, New Albany, has almost
recovered and expects to be out
again next week.
Col. and Mrs. Frank McGrath and
their little daughter Helen, who
have been making a tour OF Call
fornia and other points West, were
I'm New Orleans this past week.
Miss Mary Catherine Cotter, a
beautiful and accomplished young
lady of Shelbyville, is here on a
| visit as the guest OF Mrs. A. NJ
Scroggins, housekeeper at st. Leos
rectory, Highland Park.
Mrs. John F. Lynch, who has
been in Boston, Mass, since June,
arrived Tuesday to be the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. James Shelley.
Mr.. Lynch has been detained in Bos-
ton and will come to spend the
Christmas holidays.
James Hundley, one of our most
valiant fire fighters. is one OF the
happiest men in the city since the
arrival of lovely baby girl at his
home, 3O3 South Jackson street.
Her christening will be made an
occasion OF good cheer for the proud
father's friends.
Misses Edith and Anna Moran
we're hosts Saturday afternoon at a
tea in honor of Mrs. Percy Williams.
of Nashville, who is the guest OF
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Hayes
Thar quasts included Mesdames