Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-11-28

New York.
Friends of Eugene Henchey will
regret to know that he is i'll with
pneumonia at his home, 932 South
Sixth street.
AL Hermann, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michel Herman, of Hepburn ave-
nue., arrived home Wednesday for
few days visit.
Miss Mae Boyle, of Jacksonville,
departed Sunday for Boston, Mass,
to visit her grandmother, and may
remain until spring.
Miss Virginia O'Brien entertained
on Thursday night in honor of Miss
Mary Eta Burke, of st. Louis, who
has been her guest.
Miss Martha Doherty has been
visiting at North Madison, Ind, and
was honor guest at a supper party
at the CARING House.
Mrs. John d. Driscoll, Of Jeffer-
sonville, has returned from Crystal
City, Mo-, where she visited her sis
ter, Mrs. George Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson
will leave soon for Florida to spend
the winter. Their niece, Miss Mary
Fox, will accompany them.
Miss Frances Tyler McCabe, who
is going to school at Nazareth, Is
with her aunt, Mrs. Marion Lewis,
for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Marie Maloney, of 1916
South First street, is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with Miss
Marie Barbour at Springfield.
Many in Kentucky will regret to
learn that Mrs. Anna Spalding is
quite i'll at the home of her son, v.
C. Spalding, in Little Rock, Ark.
Col. and Mrs. Frank McGrath, who
are making a tour of the West, were
in San Francisco this past week and
will go from there to Los Angeles.
Miss Emma Adams and James
Foster were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon, the ceremony
being performed at st. Cecilia's
church.
Mrs. William Glenn and daughter,
Miss Katherine Glenn. of South Lou
isville, have been spending Thanks
giving week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glenn at Bowling Green.
Mrs. John ]. Lyons and daughter,
Miss Irma Lyons, who visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Lewis at French Lick
and later friends at Evansville, have
returned to their home in New AL
bany.
Miss Katherine O'Brien. of Chi
cago, returned Wednesday from New
Albany. where she has been the
guest of Mrs. Herbert Kenney, to
continue her visit to Miss Adelaide
Crush.
The marriage of Miss Wayne
Hearn and John Simon was quietly
solemnized Monday evening at
st. Pauls church, Jackson and Ken
lucky, Rev. Thomas York reforming
the ceremony.
Recent visitors here from Fairfield
were Mrs. Newton Pitt, Mrs. James
Misses Bette McKenna,
Margaret Cunningham, Mary Sulli-
van, Frances and Eleanor McKenna,
Annie Lilly and Mrs. Kate Powers.
The marriage of Miss Florence ID. |
Glenn and Forrest L. Boyles was SOL !
Wednesday afternoon at 4 !
clock in the parlors of st. Charles
church, the Rev. Father /
Charles p. Ratio performing the |
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyles will |
De at home after December at
1917 West Broadway.
William McDevitt, of West Chest
tut street, was given a surprise party |
Thanksgiving eve, the occa-
ion being his birthday. The COM
nittee In charge inveigled him to
Hall, where dance was
leld, followed by a supper at the
esidence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
fcDeyitt, 2819 West Chestnut street.
Miss Dorothy Gott and Robert e.
iession we're married Thanksgiving
forming at st. Louis Bertrand's
hurch. Rev. Father Lyons perform
az the ceremony. After the cere-
lony a wedding breakfast was served
/ the residence OF the brides par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gott, I'm the
.ttflla apartments. The groom is a
On of Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Hession,
2114 West Walnut street. and is
ne Of our most popular young
rish-Amerieans. II
Miss Rose Burgy gave pleasant
eception and entertainment at her
ONE for the altar boys OF the Sacred
cart church. Music and singing
ere features. followed by a most
wiling luncheon. Among those {
resent were Masters Raymond
rnst. Harry Larger. Bernard Pfeif-
n. Alexander Walker, John Kirn.
lillian Murphy. Lee App. Roy Nc
LELAND. jeff hcNahon. Lee Bursy.