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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
5
Miss Jennie Crear was in Lexington Tuesday and numerous friends and relatives were listed as guests or visitors in Lexington and nearby towns including Sharpsburg Shelbyville and Winchester with many dances visits and house parties noted throughout the week.
Miss Lucille Caywood hosted a week long house party at her Bourbon County home for Miss Mary Ann Young and Miss Elizabeth Prewitt of the city and Miss Christine Thomas and Miss Nancy Barbee Wilson of Paris.
Georgia Sledd and a long slate of married women including Mrs Lela Gillispie Mrs Alice Gillispie Mrs Charles D Highland Mrs W P Oldham Mrs Mark Prewitt Mrs Charles Duff Mrs Charles Anderson Mrs Emma Duff Mrs Richard Montjoy Mrs Tom Perry Mrs Will Ed Jones Mrs S D Hall Mrs J P Highland Mrs Blevins Mrs M E Heaton Mrs John D Henry Mrs J Harve Henry Miss Ada Henry Mrs W N Scobee Mrs Lester W Lee Mrs Wilmot K Prewitt Mrs B P Jeffries Mrs J K Johnson Mrs Fisher Mark Mrs N B Young and Mrs Prewitt Young listed together.
Miss Florence Anderson gave a lawn party at her Winn Street home last night in honor of Miss Marie Stafford of Ashland, the guest of Mrs. W. C. Cooper. Games, music, and refreshments of cream and cake were enjoyed by a long list of guests.
The C W B M of the Christian church will be entertained tonight at Rev B W Trimble and wife’s house with about eighty guests. Includes a moral couplet about mercy and justice and several humorous reflections on home life and signatures.
Mrs. James McDonald entertained at a Sunday luncheon at her Sycamore street home honoring Thomas H. McDonald of Cincinnati. The table was beautifully decorated and a lovely menu was served to guests M. J. Honeyfelt of Cincinnati Dan Welsch John McDonald C. C. McDonald Donald Martin and Dan McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Boyd entertained guests last night at their country home. The dinner featured garden flowers in rainbow colors and a multi course menu. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Luth er Halbert of Elizabethtown and other local couples.
Mrs. Robert EB Tipton hosted a luncheon at her Fayette county home for the Mt. Sterling Country Women's Club, with charter member status. Guests traveled by motor, departing at 10:30 this morning, including Mrs. A. Hart, Mrs. F. Bassett, and Miss.
The sick Mrs. Mary Shubart, who fell several days ago and broke her hip, remains in serious condition despite treatment.
A note on winter conditions reveals frost reduces insect swarms but raises household coal costs as heating demands rise and practical implications play out in daily energy budgeting across communities.
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