Local visitors and trips noted around Louisville
Arthur C. Bishop of Louisville was here on business yesterday. Robert Walsh and wife of Paris were here Wednesday combining business with pleasure. Prof. F. C. Button of Lexington state supervisor of rural schools, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and children have returned from a motor trip through Ohio and the North morrow to attend a reception given Mrs. David Matlack and Mrs. Smith Kerr in honor of Mrs. Curry Duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Bishop
Louisville
Robert Walsh
Paris
F. C. Button
Lexington
John Robinson
Ohio
North
Local Social List Names Read Back In Society Note
A social page lists Mrs. Charles Petry and a long row of ladies including Mrs. B. Carrington Mrs. Ben Land Mrs. Fisher Mark Mrs. Margaret A Gaitskill Miss Mary Apperson Mrs. Oliver Howell Mrs. H B Ringo Mrs. Harry Enoch Mrs. Lee Crear Mrs. Robert VanArsdell Mrs. Steve Piaratt Mrs. John Frazer Mrs. Robert Collier Mrs. Stewart Sharp Mrs. W T Tyler Miss Ella Priest and Miss Emily Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Petry
B. Carrington
Ben Land
Fisher Mark
Margaret A. Gaitskill
Mary Apperson
Oliver Howell
H. B. Ringo
Harry Enoch
Lee Crear
Robert VanArsdell
Steve Pieratt
John Frazer
Robert Collier
Stewart Sharp
W. T. Tyler
Ella Priest
Emily Roberts
Baths Turned to Good Use for Rheumatic Soldiers
The famed Salsburg salt baths in Transylvania, once a resort for Austro Hungarian and Balkan elites, have been refitted into a military hospital for chronic rheumatism by the American Red Cross. About five hundred Romanian soldiers receive care, with Maj. George C. Treadwell of Albany directing efforts alongside American physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsburg
Austria
Hungary
Balkan States
American Red Cross
Transylvanian Alps
Kronstadt
Europe
Mackensen
George C. Treadwell
Albany
Dinner Party Honored Guest at Howard Avenue Home
Mr. and Mrs. Matt C. Clay hosted a Tuesday dinner at their Howard avenue residence in honor of their guest Mr. S. B. Zembro of Los Angeles. Pink and white decorations featured a crystal basket of roses. Guests included Mr. Zembro, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Prewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Crooks, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Judy, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Judy, Miss Mary Robinson Crooks, and the Clays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt C. Clay
Howard Avenue
S. 8. Zembro
Los Angeles
Zembro
John Robinson
J. W. Prewitt
Alfred N. Crooks
John A. Judy
R. T. Judy
Mary Robinson Crooks
Clay
M. C.clay
S. S. Zembro
Lexington
Society Notes Tales of Visitors and Travelers
A round of social visits and trips is reported with names of guests and travelers. A. R. Robinson returns from Michigan while J. Oldham Greene travels to Bowling Green for business. Several families host guests from Cincinnati Columbus Lexington Huntington and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oldham Greene
Bowling Green
Mrs C W Compton Hosts 500 Party At Samuels Avenue
Mrs C W Compton hosted a 500 party yesterday afternoon at her Samuels avenue home. The rooms were decorated with fall flowers and refreshments were served after the games. Guests included Mrs B D Hall Mrs Clayton Howell Mrs John Judy Mrs David Howell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Compton
Samuels Avenue
Compton
8. D. Hall
Clayton Howell
John Judy
David Howell
Ollie McCormick
Charles Duerson
Sam Whitehead
J. ©. Graves
Minnie Graves
P. D. Bryan
Robert Howell
Foster Rogers
Mattie Coleman
M. B. Derrickson
Keller Greene
P. K. McKenna
Elizabeth Wyatt
J. M. Hoffman
John Botts
George Mce Allister
James Bogie
J. Clay Cooper
Henry Senieur
Cordiality and drinking are not necessarily linked
The remark suggests some people believe cordial behavior requires alcohol, while others argue politeness can be independent of drinking. The sentence questions the common association between cordiality and alcohol consumption.
Local residents and visitors listed in correspondence notes
Miss Nancy Gray left Monday to enter school at Richmond. Jack Elliott and wife of Ashland visited Coleman Elliott and wife last Sunday. Brutus Kash of Keystone West Virginia visited his mother several days last week. Mrs. R. E. Catlett and daughter Lucille returned from Lexington. Mrs. O. B. Brother and others spent a few days in Cincinnati. Mrs. Zimmerman has gone to Nevada Missouri after weeks here. Jack Thomas went to Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington for appendicitis surgery. Mrs. Ficklin returned from St Joseph's Hospital Lexington with nurse Miss Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gray
Richmond
Brutus Kash
Keystone
West Virginia
R. E. Catlett
Lucille
Lexington
O. B
Eugene Brother
Ruth Richard
Cincinnati
W. Z. Zimmerman
Nevada
H. S. Ficklin
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Advertisement
Housekeepers urge owners to buy a Hoover Vacuum Cleaner as a sanitary way to cut housework by half. W A Sutton and Son promote the device as essential for clean rugs and draperies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sutton & Son
Religious Services And Local Jests From The City
The Rev J J Plopton of Lexington will hold services at Ascension church in the city Sunday at 11 o clock. Rev J S Ragan will preach at Frenchburg Kahueles for the Methodist congregation at usual hours Sunday morning and evening. A joke piece notes a fireman ignores nose shine and a single girl jokes about marriage and attire, ending with playful social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Plopton
Lexington
Ascension Church
This City
J. S. Ragan
Frenchburg Kahueles
Skirt Fit Questioned by Stair Climb Observation
A girl notes her skirt fits with ease as she can hoist it only up to her knees when ascending stairs, a test cited to judge modesty and fit.
Every smile at gods ban reflects a stark moral claim
A terse philosophical line expresses that human happiness holds greater value than vast wealth or sorrow. It contrasts sacred or divine limitation with material loss, suggesting ethical priority of joy over melancholy and fortune.
Reveling in a Heaven Beyond the Nightgown
A reflective piece contemplates heaven as a delightful realm where one’s attire is simply a loose nightgown, symbolizing ease and acceptance beyond earthly constraints. The narrator muses on body and attire in a light humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
the Electric Shop
A. R. Robinson
Michigan
G. H. Strother
J. A. Heibel
Columbus, Mo
J. C. Heibel
Minnie Heilman
Huntington, W. Va
Henry Reid
Virginia Throckmorton
Laura Hart
Charles Dicken
Clark County
Clay Cisco and
Chester Arthur Dwyer
Akron, Ohio
J. C. Enoch
Mary Henson
Fred
Arthur Blevins
Nan Hall
Sally Clay
Harry Stephenson
Mary Lucille
Mt. Tabor
N. C
Sue Scrivener
Winchester
Nettie Ballard
W. B. Shuhart
Evelyn Gates
Georgetown
J. H. Stamper
Malcolm Thompson
James Pinney
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
James Deatheridge
John Tyler
C. K. Oldham
Henry Reig
Jack Burbridge
R.E. Punch & Co
R. E. Punch & GO
R. G. Kern
R. E. Punch
Owingsville News
Mrs. Raymond Snedager
Maysville
Edith Palmer
Jack Elliott
Ashland
Coleman Elliott
Sarah Jackson
Son
James Jackson
Spencer
Montgomery County
Thomas Ficklin
Pleasant Hill
John Markland
Mr. Markland
Nathaniel Markland
Jack Thomas
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
C. S. Kash
Carlisle
Laura Kash
C. D
MT. Sterling, KY
Jslowers
the Theatre
John A. Keller Company
Phoenix
Lexington, Ky
MT. Sterling
Mary Coleman Ayres
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