Social notes from Winchester and surrounding towns
A long list of residents and visitors move through Winchester Lexington and Louisville with calls on relatives and guests. Notables include F C Duerson Mrs A Lemaster Miss Viola Treadway Mrs Emma Graves Mr and Mrs W S Saunders Miss Arris Chiles Miss Mary Katherine Welsh Miss Mabel Pragheimer Mrs A V Jones and many more during visits from Paris Ashland Irvine and Versailles. The piece tracks travel, hosting, and renditions of family and social ties across Kentucky events and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Duerson
Louisville
A. Lemaster
Lexington
Beulah
Bertha Donahue
Viola Treadway
Sam Hastings
Winchester
John Taul
Lillian Johnson
L. B. Watts
Y. Lse
Elizabeth William
Oil Springs
Emma Graves
J. ©. Graves
W. S. Saunders
Arris Chiles
Miss Elsie Stephens Returns From Summer Studies
Miss Elsie Stephens, a bright young woman, completed a summer normal course in New York after visiting leading cities in the United States and Canada and reached home a few days ago amid cordial welcomes from admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Stephens
New York
United States
Canada
Mrs Clay Hosts Sewing Circle Party at North Maysville
Mrs Clay entertains the Sewing Circle and guests this afternoon at her home on North Maysville Street. The event honors Mrs Thomas H Vansant of Fulton Mo, with out of town visitors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. €. Clay
North Maysville Street
Thomas H. Vansant
Fulton, Mo
Sewing party honors Miss Gladys Crawford in Tallahassee
Mrs Paul Strother hosted a Tuesday afternoon sewing party in her attractive apartment. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and a salad course followed needlework. Guests included Mrs T M Greene Mrs W C Clay Mrs T F Wilson Mrs G D Marshall Miss Ruth Wyatt Mrs J W Heden Jr Mrs P K McKenna and Mrs Howard B Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strother
Gladys Crawford
Tallahassee
Fla
Mrs. W Caldwell Clay entertains for Miss Catlett at Maysville
Mrs. W Caldwell Clay hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering at her Maysville Street home honoring Miss Lucille Catlett of Owingaville a guest of Mrs. Pierce Winn The party featured garden flowers games and card tables with refreshments plus a list of attendees including Miss Catlett Mrs Joseph C Bogie Miss Sarah Lipscomb of Nashville Miss Lillian Crail Miss Frances Intellige Miss Henrietta Greene Miss Elizabeth Strossman Miss Virginia King Conroy Miss Louise Crear Miss Evelyn Hadden Louisville Miss Mary Robinson Crooks Miss Kelly Barnes and Miss Frances Tramilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Caldwell Clay
Maysville Street
Lucille Catlett
Owingaville
Pierce Winn
Clay
Miss Catlett
Joseph C. Bogie
Sarah Lipscomb
Nashville
Lillian Crail
Frances Intellige
Henrietta Greene
Mrs Oldham and Brayfield Family Stay At Deep Summer Home
Mrs A B Oldham and her sister Mrs Ollie Brayfield of Carlisle with their families are spending two weeks at their summer home Deep. The note describes a pleasant family seaside retreat with relatives enjoying the location and time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Riley
A. P. Johnson
John Speer
Judith Johnson
John Speer, Jr
Cincinnati
A. B. Oldham
Ollie Brayfield
Carlisle
Patton Family Gifts Home Site in Bourbon County
In Bourbon County bottom land the Patton family gave their Deep Bottom estate to children including Mrs. Dalzelle Mrs. Oldham Mrs. Brayfield Mrs. Shropshire and sons James Jack and Turney Patton. The Deep Bottom house near Shawhan Station sits by Licking River with an artificial lake attracting anglers. James Patton plans to develop it as a premier Central Kentucky summer home and a fish fry is planned Friday by Mrs. Oldham and Mrs. Brayfield. The portable Greyhound Electric Sewing Machine is sold by J. H. Brown 13 Bank St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
Shawhan Station
Patton
James Patton
Kentucky
Oldham
Brayfield
Greyhound
J. H. Brown
Bank St
Religious Services and Brief Sermon at Local Churches
Sunday at 11 oclock services at the Presbyterian church with Rev. R C Goldsmith returning from vacation to lead the pulpit at the Baptist church. Morning will include a brief Bracken Association statement. evening sermon limited to 20 minutes. Pastor invites members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
R. C. Goldsmith
Baptist Church
Bracken Association
Carlisle Church
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E.H. Moss
West High Street
Society
Mrs. Hanry C. Ragan
Saratoga, N. Y
Ethel Funk
Shakertown
Paris
Georgia Sledd
Lena Bratton
Lucy Smith
John R. Triplett
Grace. Bennett
Rev
Owenton
James T. Wade
Dock Cooper
Miss Pelly
Miss Combs
Mary Chiles Hospital
Ashland
New City Hospital
Mary Katherine
Frances Welsh
Helen
Katherine Redmond
Mabel Pragheimer
Chicago
Pragheimer
A. V. Jones
J. N. Hopper
William Pennybaker
Miss Mathews
C. M. Funk
C. M. Ratliff
Irvine
Jeff Ratliff
Mary Moffitt
Sharpsburg
Moffit
Charles H. Duty
James Wood
Charlie Eskridge
Horace W. Porter
B. P. Jeffries
Nan Hall
Sally Clay
Lake Winona
of the Christian Church
Effie Thorpe
Lula Lane
Hattie William
Hunt Quisenberry
Morefield
Percy D. Bryan
C. H. Bryan
Elizabeth Wyatt
North Sycamore Street
Charles B. Duerson
Nell Duerson
Chas., Jr
George Warren
Anne Hunt
Shelby County
Allie Hunt
Joe S. Wilson
S. F. McCormick
Louise
Anne Elizabeth
James Lockridge
Josie Hisle
Robert Lockridge
Robert McConnell
Versailles
McConnell
Mt. Sterling
Qldhams
Smith
Sloane
L.L
Hoosier
O.N. T
Business Man
Mrs. Clay
A. B. Oldham & Son
Miss Crawford
Deep Bottom
Harrison Avenue
Constantine
Constantinople
Robert Quillen
Homes & CO
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