Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1918-09-28
SOCIETY.

MS recent illness.
Mrs. Edward j. McDermott and
Miss Susan McDermott are visiting
in New York City.
| Miss Minnie Mailer, who was
here for a weekend visit. has re-
turned to Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Donahue
left Saturday for Dawson Springs
to spend several weeks.
Miss Sue Cox, of Middletown.
was the guest of Misses Mary and
Margaret Finegan in Clifton.
State Labor Inspector Ben ].
Sand will be located at Bowling
Green for the next few weeks.
Miss Abbie d. Chester is recover
ing slowly from her illness, and is
now able to receive her friends.
Miss Evelyn schott, of Portland,
has returned home from Nashville.
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. R.
Carr.
|
Miss Virginia B. Kerins, of West
St. Catherine street. has been visit
Ing relatives in Chicago this past
week.
| Miss Helen Landes is confined to
her home suffering from a sprained
toe sustained in an automobile ac-
cident.
Mrs. Thomas Martin, who visited
Miss Mary Conroy at her home in
Jeffersonville, has returned to Rus
sellville.
Misses Clara Belle Walton and
Leila Yancey, of Lexington. were
here to attend the Ewing-Cronan
wedding.
Miss Margaret Condron has re-
| turned to her home in Florence
Place after an extended tour of
the East.
Misses Leah and Ruth O'Brien
have been spending a week in New
York City, being royalty entertained
by friends.
Parnell Barrett, of the United
States navy, is home on account of
the serious illness of his sister, Miss
Lillian Barrett.
Mrs. Madaline Kelly is home
from Hattiesburg. her husband,
Capt. Walter H. Kelly, having been
ordered overseas.
DR.. John T. Chawk left Wednes-
day for Oklahoma City on bust
ness trip. and will be gone a
couple of weeks.
Col Marion E. Taylor and Mrs.
Taylor have been spending a de-
Iightful autumn week with friends
In New York City.
c.. A Parker, d. ]. Mccarthy and
p. NJ. O'Brien were among the
Louisville people registered in New
York the past week.
Members of her embroidery club
spent a delightful afternoon with
Mrs. Patrick Bannon at her home
on the Bardstown road.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Scott Bullitt
have returned from a visit to
Washington. where they were re-
ceived with much social attention.
Miss Mamie Burke, who has
been visiting Mrs. M. G. johnson
at Paoli, Ind, was the weekend
guest of Miss Bradie Shrum at
Salem.
Miss Mary Carnahan, who has
been the guest of Misses Ina and
Evelyn Kelley, Deer Park, has re-
turned to her home in Pine Bluff.
Ark.
Miss Anna Lee Touhy, of Butte,
Mont, is the guest of Miss Eliza |
beth Kremer at the home of her |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Kremer.
Anthony John Harig will leave
tomorrow for st. Louis, where he |
will enter the Students Army |
Training Corps at the University |
of st. Louis.
Mrs. Frank OfBrien. East Elm
street, New Albany, left the first |
of the week for Cleveland to visit |
her husband, who is there on in
spection duty for the Government
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Griffin and |
daughters, Misses Alice and Louise |
Griffin, who attended the Cronan-
Ewing wedding and visited rela-
tives. left the first of the week for
their home at Frankfort.
Lieut.. Charles j.. Cronan, Jr.,
and Mrs. Cronan, whose marriage |
took place last Saturday evening,
left Monday night for Leon Springs,
Texas. where Lieut.. Cronan Will |
report for duty at Camp Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Corcoran, OF
731 South Twenty-fourth street. |
left Tuesday for an EXTENDED
Eastern trip, and before returning
will visit Baltimore. Washington,
Philadelphia and New York City.
Mrs. S. ]. Gardner and daughter.
Miss Mary Patricia GSardner, East
Twelfth and Main streets, New Al
banv, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M.
j. Carney in New York. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Gardeners
mother, Mrs Margaret Carney. and
her sister, Miss Frances Carney, of
Paducah, who were guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Gardner for several days /
before leaving.