Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-06-21

which took place last Sunday. She
was accompanied home by her sis
ter, Miss Margie Conley, who is a
student at the Academy and will
spend the summer at her home on
West Broadway.
Misses Ida and Louise Schulz
mann, of Meadowbrook, last week
enjoyed a delightful motor trip to
Shelbyville and through Shelby
county.
l/Mr. and Mrs. Adam Heitz an
bounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Edna Heitz, to Ar
thur J. Esterle Tho wedding will
take place June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard j. Higgins
(nee Condron), who were married
Wednesday at st. Louis Bertrand
church, will go to housekeeping at
951 Seventh street on their return
from their honeymoon trip.
Barney Campbell, Jr., the former
star shortstop of the Twin City
League, is celebrating the arrival of
another little boy at his home, and
is saving his baseball uniform for
the youngster to make his debut.
Sergt. Il. A. lie Grande spent
three-day furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. lie Grande,
at Highland Park Mrs r. O. lie
/ Grande accompanied him to st.
Louis. where they will make their
, home.
Mrs. Mary Chawk, mother of VIM
j. and DR.. John T. Chawk, who has
been at SITS. Mary and Elizabeth
Hospital this past week, suffering
from an attack of overhead, is rest
ing nicely, and shows signs of inn
provement daily.
A surprise handkerchief shower
was given to Miss Marie Stevenson
by the following: Misses Rena Weis-
enberg, Ionic Miller, Marie
Schwartz, Julia Curran. Stella Ro
bards, Margaret Lynn, Myra Doyle,
Sarah SLIDER, Alma Seider.
= Joseph A Purtill and bride, who
Twas MISS Blanche H. Tierney, have
returned from wedding trip to
Niagara Falls and tho East and are
receiving the congratulations of
their friends Their marriage was
quietly solemnized on Tuesday morn
ing of last week at ST. Cccila's
church.
Mrs. Carl Smith and family of
Springfield, Mo-, who came to attend
the graduation of Miss Regina c.
To % he Ta,,r Io4e 1
ton Academy, Ferdinand, will ar
Katie james, Miss Nora Kflloran, !
Miss Teresa Smith and her aunt, |
Miss Anne V. Smith.
Miss Catherine Schmidt was host |
ess Friday evening at an aluminium
shower in honor of Miss Marie Stew
enson. Those present were Misses
Cecilia BirIUeI. Marie Villier, Amelia |
Boyer, Hilda Loew, Katie Klarer. Ce-
ella Rectenwald. Mary Black, Marie
Agnes Murphy, Loretta
Schneider, Julia Lacher. Catherine /
Schmidt and Mrs. IT, G. Hand
A surprise birthday dinner was
given Mrs. Ancil Basham in honor of
nCi lAQnJ db hCA
home on Park boulevard, Highland,
Park. Those present were Mes
DANES E. A. Davis, Mabel Hayes, w.
Mcdaniel, Maggie De Coursey, b. M.
Jones, Stephen Nemes, George Bar
nett, Milton Branham, II. p Moran.
Louis Basham. Frank Bayens and
Miss Ann Phillips.
Miss Virginia Lutz, whose we'd Y
ding to Edward Otte will take place
the last of this month. was the 7,
guest of honor at "a miscellaneous
shower and 500 party, given by Mrs I
Jerome King, Jr., at her home last
week. The guests included Mes
dames j. Earl Reilly Joe Green
we'll, Walter Naber, Delhi Moore.
Davis Hamilton John Hennessy. II.
c. York, Arthur Lorenz, Thee.
Henle. Robert Kessack, f. Steven
son. Jerome King, Sr.. John Laitz,
Jerome King. Jr.; Misses Virginia
Lutz, Mary King, HELEN Lutz. Cecil
Morthorst. Margaret Lutz. I.
THE marriage of Miss Nell Tinker
and William Melcher was solemnized
with nuptial high mass Thursday
at St. Peters church, the
Rev. Father William performing the
Miss Hildergarde Stoes-
ser and Miss Antoinette Wolpert
we're the bridesmaids. Albert Tinker. !
brother of the bride. and Edward
Melcher. brother OF the groom, acted S
Us greemsmen, and the ushers were I
raymond Hamilton and Dan Muir '
)hy. After the ceremony there was a
/ reception at the home of the I
,ride's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will. Z
lam Tinker. on Mapleg treet. The i
0oung couple left in the afternoon t