Kentucky Irish American., 1914-08-01

| nan are SoJOurnlng at rTencn LICK
Springs.
Miss Mae Tierney, OF 1119 West
Broadway, is spending a month with
friends in Ohio.
Miss Mary O'Hern, of South Louis
Vile, left Saturday for West Baden,
Bedford and Chicago.
Miss Mary McGinty was the guest
Of Miss Loretta Conway at Flora
Heights the past week.
Miss Mollie Collins, who will
spend a month abroad, was among
the weeks arrivals in Liverpool.
Miss Durrett Oglesby, who was the
guest of Miss Vera Dorm, returned
Sunday to her home at Prestonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, of the West
End, have returned from a two
weeks sojourn at Dawson Springs.
Mrs. Maggie Shea, mother of Dep
uty Jailer Pat Shea, left Sunday to
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John Fein, of New Albany, left
Saturday to visit his uncle, the Rev.
Father Henry Fein, at Greensburg,
Ind.
Miss Maggie keenan,, who left
last week for New York, sailed
Thursday to spend a month in Eur
ope.
Mrs. Mary Whalen entertained a
party of friends on Friday evening
in honor of her cousin, Corinne Nc
Nally.
Among the guests registered this
| week at White Mills were Horace
McCrocklin, R. @. O'Brien and H.
Mazzoni.
| Mrs. M. ]. McClusky and Mrs. B.
| F. Pemberton have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Ed d. Shinnick at
Shelbyville.
Misses Rose O'Connor and Anna
bel Cox we're among those from
Louisville spending the past week at
Atlantic City.
Miss Minnie Kellner and Master
John Fred Kellner spent the past
week in Frankfort visiting Mrs.
William Weitzel.
Miss Christine Moran and Master
Charles Moran, of Highland Park,
have been visiting the Ursuline Sis
ters at st. Joseph.
Miss Marie Speckert has been
honor guest at several social gather
ings in Indianapolis, where she Wis
tied Miss Helen Volz.
Miss Ella Lawrence Gardner, OF
New Albany, has gone to Terre
Haute to spend several weeks at st.
Mary of the Woods Academy.
Miss Ida Raidy left Monday to
spend seevral weeks at Artemus as
the guest of Thomas Hayden and
wife, former residents of this city.
Miss Anna King, of 1919 West
Breckenridge street, will leave Mon
day with party of friends to spend
month at the Michigan lake resorts.
Mrs. James McKenna and Miss
Betty McKenna, of Fairfield, will
leave next week to spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Salt Lake
City.
nj, II Onh fa sAfo ofx
over a visit of the Stork to his home
and the arrival of fine baby boy.
For the past week he has been kept
busy receiving congratulations.
Miss Lulie Tierney, of 1119 West
Broadway, returned last week from
an extended visit to New York City.
Her sister, Miss Josephine Tierney,
will remain in the East until Sep
tember.
Miss Irma Lyons gave a picnic
and Miss Ruth Corbett entertained
with dinner in honor of Miss Olivia
Sermersheim, Of Jasper, Ind, who
has been visiting them at their
homes in New Albany.
Miss Alice Schaulie left Monday
for Chicago. After a few days visit |
there she will leave for Sante Fe,
N. NJ, to visit her sister. Before
returning home she will visit in
Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver, 1
Kansas City and st. Louis.
Miss Mary Keane, of 1905 West |
Madison street. will return home to-
morrow from trip 10 Mobile, Ala,
where she visited the family of her
uncle, John Lincoln, and at Nash
vile was the guest of her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becoulet. In
both cities Miss Keane was the re-
cipient of much social attention and
made numerous new friends.
Miss Mary e. Ryan, daughter OF
Mrs. Lula Freund Ryan and the
late John Ryan, Of Jeffersonville,
and Benjamin #. McCartin, of
5ellersburg, We're united in marriage
with a nuptial mass Tuesday morn
ing at st. Anthony's church, the Rev.
Father Louis Hammer performing
he ceremony. The bride and groom
are both popular and a large gath
sring of friends witnessed their
lnion.
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