Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-09-05

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morrow on a visit to relatives at
Bedford, Ind, for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. M. ]. Kelly, of Marydale. Is
home from Washington, ID. c., where
she visited her sister, Miss Wayne
Cook.
Misses Catherine Green and Elsa
Burns are home from Springfield.
where they visited Miss Gertrude
Shader.
Sojourning at West Baden last
week were M. w. Walsh and wife,
Thomas w. Ford and r. Montgomery
and wife.
Misses Doris and Goldie Herfurth
spent last week as the guests OF
Misses Wayne and Blanche Tobin in
Frankfort.
Misses Margaret Leamy and
Kathryn Heffernan have returned
from three weeks visit in Lebanon
and Springfield.
Miss Marie Donovan has returned
to her home in Jeffersonville, after
a visit to her brother, Patrick Dono-
van, in indianapolis.
Miss Elsie Huber has been enter
tanning as her guest Miss Ethel
Newman, who accompanied her home
from Bardstown Junction.
John Meagher, Deputy License In
spector, is on his vacation and has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Frankfort this past week.
Mrs. Ellen Steele, who was the
guest of Mrs. Patrick Dickson and
family in Jacksonville. left Wednes-
day for her home in Evansville.
Mrs. Walter Cummings and chill
dren spent a delightful week at
Lebanon Junction with the formerN'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Tilden
Mrs. John Mclaughlin and Miss
Mamie Hennessy have been visiting
back of New Albany this past week
as the guests of Miss Katie Jacqueau.
Mrs. Henry Bach and daughter,
Mary Rose, have just returned from
Nashville, after a ten days visit to
Miss Blanche Dennis, niece of Mrs.
Bach.
William George Gross is the title
of the newly arrived son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Gross, of 1862 South
Sixth street, being christened last
Sunday.
Misses Wayne o'Brien, Nell Sulli-
van, Virginia Donahue and Lula
O'Brien have returned from a weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hurle at
Farabee, Ind.
William ]. Chawk left Sunday
night for a six weeks business trip
of the principal Western cities, in
Guiding Kansas City, Denver, Omaha
and St. Louis.
Mrs. John King and son, Thomas
King, and Misses Margaret Walsh,
Margaret and Evelyn King motored
to Frankfort to spend a few days
visiting friends.
Harry j. Hennessy, who has been
located in Toronto, Canada, since
the first of the year, arrived home
Thursday to spend his vacation OF
about two weeks.
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e. F. Hickey and Miss Kitty Ritz, of
New Albany. have returned from a
, three weeks motor trip to Wiscon-
, sin, Illinois and Michigan.
Pierce Dixon, who has been spend
ing the vacation season with his
parents in Jacksonville, left this
week for st. Meinrad's, where he is
studying for the priesthood.
Miss Marie s. Hill, the popular
young stenographer in the local
Office of the Illinois Central railroad,
has just returned from Springfield
and other points in that section.
where she was the recipient OF much
social attention, several dances and
receptions being given in her honor.
Miss Irene Schmitt entertained
with a musicale at her home Tuesday
evening. and those present were
Misses Mary l.. Bax, Grace kim,
Mary G. Ridge, Hortense Twyman,
Irene Schmitt; Messrs. Walter l..
Pilson, John NJ. Hennessy. Joseph r..
Kelly. 7. Finek Martin and ]. Carlyle
Schmitt.
Mrs. ]. e. Waller and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home I'm