Kentucky Irish American., 1914-09-12
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Mrs. w. J. Reker has been visiting
In st. Louis this past week.
~ Miss Catherine Lawler returned
Thursday to Mt. st. Joseph Academy.
Miss Margaret Conroy, of Clifton,
has returned from an extended visit
to New Orleans.
Harry ]. Hennessy returned to
Toronto this week after several days
visit to his relatives.
Patrick |. Hourigan spent two
weeks at Buechel, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cummins.
Mrs. j. G. Haley and children, Of
Portland, have returned from ten
days visit to Lexington.
Mrs. Ed Yeakel and children have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
Yeakel at Brandenburg.
Miss Mary Cummins was the re-
cent guest of Mrs. Henry Schneider
and family at Prestonia.
Miss Julia Kyle left Tuesday for
Springfield, to resume her studies at
st. GATHERINGS Academy.
Miss Rachel O'Brien entertained
her card club Wednesday afternoon
at her home in the Highlands.
Miss Rachel O'Brien has been
spending a week in Bardstown, the
guest of Miss Cecilia Mattingly.
Mrs. H. ]. Sullivan, of South
Louisville, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Eta Lewis, at Upton.
Mrs. Ed Sweeney and son. of
South Louisville, are in indianapolis,
visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. Il. Simon.
Misses Margaret Guy and Margaret
Ford, of Portland, spent ten days in
Lexington, visiting Mrs. John Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Bosler
| and children motored Sunday to
French Lick Springs for a short stay.
Mrs. Annie Driscoll and Miss
| Lillian Score were recent visitors
with Mrs. Melville Buckler at Stith-
| ton.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Parker,
of Beechmont, are home from the
East, where they spent their vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary Rose Kelly and Miss
Annie Casey returned this past week
from Boston and other Eastern
points.
Dan Sexton and Henry Paslick
have been spending the past week in
rest and recreation at West Baden
Springs.
Mrs. p. ]. Liston and children and
niece, Miss Camilla Robinson, have
returned from visit to friends in
the East.
Miss Mary Rose Henry is home
from Cloverport, after a delightful
visit with her uncle, Rev. Father ].
s. Henry.
Registered at Bay View, Mich, the
past week were Miss Kate Hickey,
John A. O'Brien and ]. F. Hillerich,
all of this city.
Edward Hackett, Jr., of New AL
bany, left Monday to resume his
studies in st. Mary's Academy at
st. Mary's, Kan.
Mrs. Richard Schuhmann, of
Beechmont, had as her guest for the
past week Miss Julia Mooney, of
Bloomington. Ind.
T. ]. Campion, of Hynes & Com
pany, left Monday afternoon on a
business trip through the eastern
part of New York State.
Mrs. AL Geiger and daughter, of
Cincinnati, accompanied Misses Rose
and Emma Ecker home and were
their guests the past week
Mrs. NJ. A. Wathen left Monday
for Mackinac, Mich, where she
Joined James B. Wathen, Sr., and
wife and Mrs. Richard Condor.
Mrs. John Malone and family, who
have been spending the summer at
Bay View, Mich, will return next
week to their home in the Highlands.
Mrs. ]. c. Steltenphol has re-
turned from New Haven, where she
enjoyed pleasant visit with Sister
Mary Ivo at st. GATHERINGS school |
J. r. Baldwin has announced the
engagement of his daughter, Miss
Eleanor Adair Baldwin, to Fred A. |
Bauer, Jr The wedding will take
place in October.
Mrs. Matthew p. Corcoran, sr., and
Misses Anna Belle Corcoran and
Helen Corcoran left last week for a |
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew |
G. Corcoran in Corbyville, Ont.
Misses Dorothy Hackett, Regina