Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27


Miss Elizabeth Mahoney arrived
last week from New Haven to enroll
as pupil at Sacred Heart Academy.
Misses Marie and Bessie MCGEE
had as guests the past week Misses
Alice and Lucille Bowling, of New
Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schulz. High
land Park, have as their guest their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Osterhage,
of Vincennes.
Miss Catherine Hancock, Jeffer-
sonville, left last week to resume her
studies at St. Mary's of the Woods,
Vigo county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Driscoll were
in Cincinnati and Covington this
past week as the guests of Miss
Hortense Twyman.
Miss Eleanor Duncan and Missy
Celia Simms, of Springfield wefe
this week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Blanford.
Miss Mary Catherine Coll. of
Jeffersonville, has gone to Bloom
ington. to become student at the
Indiana University.
Mrs. Madeline Pfau Kelley, of
Jeffersonville. is now at Colorado
Springs. where she has joined her
husband. Walter Kelly.
Miss Kathleen Blair, of Chapeze,
! who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. R. A. Woodbridge, left Monday
for Nazareth Academy.
Mrs. c. +. Blanford and Miss
Lucille Montgomery, of Springfield,
have returned after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Blanford.
Misses Elizabeth and Frances
Malone left Tuesday for New York
City, where they will attend school
at Sacred Heart Academy.
Misses Florence Storch and Elsie
Berghoff, of Fort Wayne, arrived
here Saturday to be present at the
Mazzoni- Berghoff wedding.
Kentucky visitors seen in New
York City the past week were Miss
II. Muldoon, DR.. F. w. Rounds. and
G.. Meier, of Louisville. and ]. ].
Heeney, of Frankfort.
Miss Edna Agnes Hublar and |
Eugene Roscoe Roby. well known in |
New Albany, were married by the |
Rev Charles Curran at Holy Trinity |
rectory Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. d. Cummings, of Meadow
brook, has returned from trip to |
Syracuse and the Adirondacks, &C
companied home by her aunt, Mrs.
d. w. Myron, of Syracuse.
Al Smith, the funeral director,
is just recovering from an attack of
ptomaine polishing received at
Atlantic City when attending the
national convention of undertakers.
Miss Anna Siever and Messrs. and
Tom Mcclure and Frank
Pooley, of Parkview, enjoyed de-
lightful motor trip last week to
High Bridge. Lexington and DAN
Vile.
Mrs. Frank Simmons, of San
Francisco, Cal, and Miss Helen
Holten, of Hamilton, Ontario, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Jaglowicz. of Pennsylvania
avenue.
Col. p. Fl. Callahan will return
from trip to New York City today.
where ne had been making arrange
ments for the presence here OF
President De Valera, of the Irish
Republic.
Mrs. John Godfrey and son. Thorn
rs Godfrey have returned from Chi
cago, where they went with Mrs.
Godfreys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Burns. on their way to
Neb.
John l.. Sullivan and Lee
two popular members of
Trinity Council, who have been max
ing a tour of the East, are expected
home today. They write that the
roads are in fairly good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal j. Pfieffer and !
SON, Cornelius Pfieffer, left for
South Bend, Ind. where the latter
has entered Notre Dame. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pfieffer will spend a short
while in Chicago before returning
home.
Capt. and Mrs. James w. Kinnar-
ney and DR.. John t. Chawk went
% Latonia Tuesday to remain during
he racing season, Capt. Kinnarney
having charge of the police arrange
nents while DR.. Chawk officiates as
Judge.
A double birthday celebration was
held Tuesday in honor of Ben j.
Sand and his sister. Mrs. J. Fl.
at the home of Mr.. and {
Mrs Sand. 430 North Twenty-sixth
street. Music and refreshments
vere the features of the evening.
The marriage Of Miss Anna
There's Dierken and Leo H. Reilly
,ook place Wednesday morning at
Il. Anthony's church, and following Q
wedding breakfast and reception
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