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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1921

Page

5

Social notes mention visits and travels around Kentucky

Mr and Mrs J Ed Grubbs attended the con clave last week. Dr and Mrs Roger L Spratt spent the weekend in Louisville with friends. Mrs Elva Catlett of Owingsville guests of Mrs J W Gatewood. Mr and Mrs George Schlegel returned to Huntington after visiting here. Dr and Mrs G C Mann and daughter Mattie Lee Mann of Frenchburg visited Saturday. Miss Emily Hazelrigg returned from Mary Baldwin College Staunton VA for summer with her parents. Mrs Charles T Hazelrigg returned from Cleveland with Mrs I F Tabb remaining longer. William Tipton and M M Morris were in Lexington and Winchester on business. Judge R H Winn in Lexington on legal business. Mrs Robert Young and baby Bobbie of Cuyamel Honduras visiting her mother Mrs Nannie Shackelford. Mr and Mrs George R Snyder and guests from Louisville spent Sunday at Olympian Springs. Mr W J Rees and family visited his daughter Mrs Jack Owings. Prof E L Rees will leave in June for a year’s trip.

Roger L. Spratt Louisville Elva Catlett Owingsville J. W. Gatewood Emily Hazelrigg Mary Baldguin College Staunton, Va J. D. Hazelrigg Hazelrigg William Tipton Lexington M. M. Morris Winchester R. H. Winn W. J. Rees Jack Owings Mr. Owings E. L. Rees George R. Warren Charles B. Duerson Duerson T. B. Arthur Knoxville Tenn Arthur J. W. Hedden, Sr St. Louis, Mo

Social notes from Louisville to Lexington and Elkton

Ananda ten WS and Judy visit in Louisville with John Bascom of Sharpsburg. Mrs. W C Henry and baby head to Elkton for a stay with Mrs. Angie Cecil. Mrs. Lucien Green and others in Lexington, Elizabeth Horton returns from Staunton, Lt Warren returns from visit, T B Arthur and family headed for Lexington after accepting a job in St Louis.

Anadani Judy John Bascom Sharpsburg Louisville W. C. Henry Elkton Angie Cecil Lucien Greene Dunlap Gay Walter Bridges J. G. Winn Lexington

Visitors’ bridge afternoon at Mrs Owings home

Mrs Jack Owings hosts a country afternoon bridge party in compliment to Mrs Josh Owings and her guests Mrs Hugh Forrest Mimms and Miss Mary Riley of Morristown Tennessee.

Jack Owings Bridge Josh Owings Hugh Forrest Mimms Mary Riley Morristown Tenn

Miss Judith Hathaway Johnson Hosts Picture Show Party

Miss Judith Hathaway Johnson entertained a number of her young friends with a picture show party at Table Saturday evening. After the show refreshments of ice cream and cake were served at Knox's Cafe. Guests included Betty Bruce Van Antwerp, Lizabeth Ann Reynolds, Elizabeth Collier, Mary Gatewood, Helen Gatewood, Virginia Ayres, Elizabeth Bogie, Nora Highland, Frances Mark, Frances Turner, Alberta Coleman, Suzanne Gatewood, Laura Gill Hoffman, Margaret Robinson and Agnes Stofer.

Judith Hathaway Johnson Knox’s Miss Johnson Betty Bruce van Antwerp Lizabeth Ann Reynolds Elizabeth Collier Mary and Helen Gatewood Virginia Ayres Elizabeth Bogie Nora Highland Frances Mark Frances Turner Alberta Coleman Suzanne Gatewood Laura Gill Hoffman Margaret Robinson Agnes Stofer

Mrs Mimms Honored with Bridge Tea by Mrs Owings

Mrs Josh Owings hosted a bridge gathering at her West High street home in compliment to guest Mrs Hugh Forrest Mimms of Morristown Tennessee. After games, refreshments of the loveliest kind were served.

Josh Owings Bridge West High Street Hugh Forrest Mimms Morristown Tenn Owings

Social Guests List for Mrs Mimms Party

A guest list for a social event includes Mrs Mimms and a dozen companions such as Miss Suzette Johnson Mrs Patty J Riley Mrs J C McNeal and Mrs Harry G Hoffman along with several other ladies. The coverage notes attendance and names without detailing activities or outcomes.

Mimms Suzette Johnson Patty J. Riley J. C. McNeal Harry G. Hoffman John G. Winn W. P. Huntington B. Frank Perry C. A. Lindsay C. W. Kirkpatrick Clayton Howell Allen G. Prewitt Robert Howell J. Miller Hoffman W. C. Clay

Garden Party at Longwood Hosts Knights Templar Ladies

Mrs. Robert G. Stoner hosted a reception and garden party at Longwood in praise of the Knights Templar. Mrs. Stoner wore white satin and lace while Grand Commander A. A. Hazelrigg and Sir Knights G. B. Senff and 8.8. Pinney led the receiving line alongside numerous ladies assisting in entertaining the guests.

Longwood Robert G. Stoner Sidney J. Calk Donald Quisenberry Lewis Kilpatrick A. A. Hazelrigg Sir Knight Pinney Stoner John Stoner H. B. Ringo Price Calk Ida Calk William Oldham Nicholasville Joseph M. Conroy David Bush Lucile Bush Eliza Harris George R. Snyder Howard VanAntwerp Betty B. VanAntwerp George Eastin A. 5. Hart B. G. Nunnelly John Barnes W. H. Wood J. C. McNeal G. B. Senff R. M. Trimble C. A. Lind Say

Road Election Rally Promotes 25 Cent Road Surfaces

Notice lists local illnesses and a police officer improving in hospital. Voters are urged to vote YES on the road election Saturday to fund hard surfaced roads at a scaled price. Emma Chenault and Mrs V Jones are reported critically or very ill. Thomas Holland shows improvement at Mary Chiles Hospital.

Thomas Holland Mary Chiles Hospital

Guild Meeting at Mrs Coleman’s Home

The Guild of the Episcopal church will meet at Mrs. R L Coleman's home on Thursday May 26 at 3 PM The Baptist church deacons hold a business session in Dr W R Thompsons office Saturday at 3 PM

Guild of the Episcopal Church R. L. Coleman

Dale Carter Dies After Pneumonia at Mary Chiles Hospital

Dale Carter aged about 50 died from pneumonia last Sunday at Mary Chiles Hospital. He is buried in Machpelah cemetery. He was the son of Barney Carter and a widower with no children. Those who knew him describe him as a good citizen. An onion breath makes a fine chaperone.

Dale Carter Mary Chiles Hospital Machpelah Barney Carter

William A Allen wed Miss Anna Lucile Kirk at Richmond

In a quiet ceremony at Frank Allen’s home in Richmond on Wednesday evening, William Anderson Allen married Mt. Sterling native Anna Lucile Kirk with Rev. Z V Liles officiating. Mrs. Charles H. Latham sang At Dawning before an improvised fern altar and Lohengrin’s Wedding March played as the couple stood joined, followed by a small reception.

Frank Allen Richmond William Anderson Allen Anna Lucile Kirk Mt. Sterling Z. V. Liles Charles H. Latham Nonie Allen Jackie Trammll Tonny Herbert Gill Allen Riverview

Also Mentioned on This Page

Duerson’s Mrs. J. Ed. Grubbs George Schlegel Huntington G. C. Mann Mattie Lee Mann Frenchburg Charles T. Hazelrigg A. M. Pulaski Cleveland I. F. Tabb Robert Young Bobbie Cuyamel Honduras Frank G. Snyder John Stofer Lizzie Prewitt Coleman I. D. Wilcox Olympian Springs Kerr’s Perfection Flour Purina I. F MT. Sterling, KY Elizabeth Horton Staunton Stuart Hall Mrs. Mimms Claude P. Stephens Mt Sterling Bottling Works East Locust Street Maysville Street Gibbons East Main Street McCormick Methodist Presbyterian J. Ernest Thacker D. D Norfolk Doctor Thacker J. Frank Harbison Emma Chenault V. Jones The Walsh Company
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