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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
12
A long list of residents and guests visit and travel through Mt Sterling and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Maude Capps in Lexington, Judge Edward C. Crear in Frankfort, Mrs. Jennie Thompson to LaGrange, and many others visiting relatives, attending races, or staying for organizational events across Kentucky and nearby states.
Miss Eunice Katherine Shouse hosted a bridge luncheon on the Versailles Pike for guest of honor Cavey Moore Porter whose engagement to Bullitt McCaun of Mt Sterling and Frankfort was announced. The home featured yellow and white fall decor and a formal luncheon followed the bridge. Toasts celebrated the bride elect with a list of attendees from Lawrenceburg Cynthiana Richmond Louisville and Frankfort.
B Powell Mason hosted fifty young friends Saturday at his West Main street home. Games were played on the lawn and ice cream and cake were served in abundance. Baskets of candy and Halloween caps were given as souvenirs, and the party was judged a great success.
Born to Mrs Stapleton at Clark County Hospital a daughter originally Miss Mary Lyle Duty of this city. Mr and Mrs J Miller Hoffman welcomed a fine son at their home on Wednesday. Jouett Miller reports Pure pork sausage Saturday daily at Wilson Meat Market. Mrs John Taul and Mrs A C Edsall visited Mrs J C Woolfolk in Lexington and Mrs Frank McCormick in Winchester in recent days. Mrs Frances Lyddane has returned to her Winchester home.
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