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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
5
Dr Bruce Northcutt visited in the city Thursday while many others travel and host in Winchester Louisville Indianapolis Cincinnati Petoskey and New York. The list includes Laura Gill Hoffman Hinkle Mann Grubbs and J Will Clay among a broad network of relatives friends and guests. Local roads and a church event in Georgetown are noted with Minsters and families making appearances.
Ed Gibbons is very low at his apartments and death is momentarily expected. Mrs Alice Turner remains in same condition. J D Wren, an automobile and garage man, is ill at his home. The Advocate notes the town's ongoing health updates.
A fashionable social week highlight was a rook party hosted by Mrs. William Howell at her Grassy Lick Pike country estate. After the games, guests enjoyed generous refreshments.
Miss Frances Hazelrigg and her parents entertain this evening in the new Table Theatre ballroom. The affair honors Miss Margaret Settles of Elizabethtown and Miss Jane Crouch of Bethel, guests of Miss Nancy Clay, with about sixty young people expected.
Mrs J Will Clay entertained about twenty guests yesterday in her North Maysville home in honor of Miss Vitula Kinsolving of Louisville and Mrs W Caldwell Clay. After noon needlework a lunch was served with a pink theme featuring a silver basket centerpiece of pink sweet peas, pink mints and ices, and pink favor baskets.
Mrs. William H. Strossman hosted a North Maysville informal board party with flower decorations and bridge followed by luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Percy D. Bryan and others. another event had Miss Margaret Ramsey hosting cards on Samuels avenue with pink and blue floral decor. The Young Women’s Mission Circle will meet on High street Monday evening July 12, postponed due to Chautauqua.
Mrs. J. C. Gaitskill hosted the Sewing Circle Tuesday afternoon at her Maysville pike residence. Guests included Mrs. Clinton Nankins of Versailles, Miss Vitula Kinsolving of Louisville, and several local members such as Mrs. J. W. Hedden Jr. and Mrs. David Chenault among others.
Announcement reads that Mary Darling daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert B Darling will wed Howard French Reis on Tuesday June 22 1920 in Miles Iowa The notice also lists a later event at Mt Sterling Kentucky after July 20 and includes a classified WANTED ad urging housewives to use Golden Dream Coffee
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