Local Social Notes Highlight Small Gatherings
The column lists a series of social events including a dinner for Mr and Mrs William Collins returning from their wedding trip. Mrs Coleman Wallace hosts in Burnamwood. Sue and Mary Emily Chenault host a tea for Miss Arnold and Miss Throckmorton. Mrs W O Chenault hosted a dinner party with guests Mrs C E Colyer and daughter, Mrs Mantor of Wyoming, Mr and Mrs H H Colyer, and Mrs Mary Bates Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
Coleman Wallace
Burnamwood
Sue
Mary Emily Chenault
Arnold and
Throckmorton
W. O. Chenault
C. E. Colyer
Mantor
Wyomng
H. H. Colyer
Mary Bates Miller
Bridge Luncheon Honors Prize Winners at Summit Home
Mrs. M. C. Kellogg and Mrs. T. C. McCown hosted a bridge luncheon on Wednesday at the Kellogg home on the Summit. After the game an ice course was served. Mrs. J. S. Bowman of Richmond, V2, won the top prize for highest score, Miss Mary D. Pickels took second, and Miss Hester Covington received the consolation prize.
Bridge Party Honors Virginia Guest at Cumberland View
Mrs T D Chenault Jr entertained a morning bridge party at Cumberland View on Thursday for house guest Mrs Bowman of Virginia. Five tables participated and a tempting luncheon followed. Guests included Mesdames A R Denny Shelton Saufley Harvey Chenault S J McGaughey Hale Deane M C Kellogg T C McCown and Charles Jett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Chenault, Jr
Cumberland View
Mrs. Bowman
Virginia
Mesdames
A. R. Denny
Shelton Saufley
Harvey Chenault
S. J. McGaughey
Hale Deane
M. C . Kellogg
T. C. McCown
Charles Jett
Elizabeth Adams Weds Fife White in Lexington
Wedding announcement notes Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams’ daughter Elizabeth married Mr. Fife White in Lexington on Tuesday August 4. Both raised in Richmond, they began a ten day northern honeymoon and will reside in Richmond after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Adams
Elizabeth
Fife White
Lexington
Richmond
Marriage Announcement for Geraldine Kavnagh Scrivener
Mr and Mrs John C Kavnagh announce the marriage of their daughter Geraldine to Clarence Hockaday Scrivener on Saturday July 21 1920 at home August 16 1920 Clifton Heights Philadelphia Pa Scrivener is the eldest son of Mayor H B Scrivener of Winchester and grandson of Mrs Giles Harris of Richmond He is a frequent visitor to Richmond and has many friends offering congratulations. Picnic At Xalapa hosted by Miss Sarah Buckner Winchester guests include Mr and Mrs Aubrey Cossar of Louisville and many local residents with a motor trip to Xalapa Farm Bourbon county and a picnic supper in the lovely garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dorothy Boylan
Starry If. Boylan
North Alexander St
New Orleans
Louisiana
John C. Kavnagh
Geraldine
Clifton Heights
Philadelphia
Scrivener
H. B. Scrivener
Winchester
Giles Harris
Richmond
Xalapa
Aubrey Cossar
Louisville
Xalapa Farm
Bourbon County
Sarah Buckner
Ben Buckner
Stander Goff
Clark County
Cossar
Celeste Speck
New York
Brent Dugro
Amy Ratcliffe
Whippe
Valentine Bush
Chester Reese
Dwight Pendleton
Cumrine
Paris
John C. Burnett
Mary Robinson
Carrie Lee Hathaway
Mamie Bain Didlake
Lexington
McKee Finelli couple wed in Jeffertown vows
McKee and Jos eph Finelli were married Tuesday in a quiet Jeffersontown church ceremony. Matron of honor was Mrs Clart Dawson, a cousin, as the couple left for a brief honeymoon and will reside in Jeffersontown after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee—Finelli
Virginia McKee
Joseph Finelli
Jeffertown
Clart Dawson
Martha Yates McKee
Jeffersontown
McKee
Notice of Curate Appointed for John Gibson Estate
Madison County Court appoints GURATOA as curator for the John Gibson estate in Kentucky. Creditors and those holding property are asked to contact the curator to settle claims and file legal liens by the specified date. The notice is dated July 21, 1920 and issued by STATE BANK & TRUST CO as curator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Court
Kentucky
John H. Gibson
Collec
Chiin
Curato State Bank & Trest.cc
John Gibson
Many Visitors and Relatives Tidings in Lexington Area
A crowded list of social visits and travels in Lexington and nearby towns. Mrs Sam Bennett returned from a relatives visit, Neville Norris visits Alonzo White, Cynda Karr from Knoxville visits daughter, and Julian McClintock returns from Paris for her father’s death. Several trips to Georgetown, Chicago, Louisville, and Danville are noted, along with picnic outings, hospital news, and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Sam Bennett
Lexigton
Neville Norris
Waco
Alonzo White
Lexington
Cynda Karr
Knoxville
Anna Belle Ward
Georgetown
Mary
Katherine O’neil
Kathleen Reagan
J. P. Simmons
Miami
Fla
Lizzie Simmons
Alice Clark Kellogg
Louisville
Ohio River
G. G. Prewitt
Benjamin
Winchester
G. W. Pickels
W. F. Norris
Berea
J. G. Taylor
Irvine Road
Minnie McBride
Chicago
Danville
Alex Turpin
Alma Gentry
Boonesboro Beach
Judge Shackelford
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Clarence Ballard
Ravenna
Quincy Kennedy
South Carolina
Jude J. M. Benton
Benon
Major Curran S. Benton
Detroit
Cessie Benton
William Benton
G. W. Phelps
Robert Duncan
Donald Hewitt
Kansas
J. William Wagers
Garnett Million
Sallie Cornelison
B. B. Million
Mayme
Lula Campbell
Fletcher West
Atlanta
Florence Moore
Kathryne Robbins
Lexigton Leader Office
College Hill
L. J. Schlegel
South
J. Louis Schlegel, Jr
Jacksonville
Brothers Enter Guilty Plea in Disturbing the Peace
John and Sam Francis pleaded guilty to a disturbing the peace charge in quarterly court. They paid a $1 fine plus costs assessed by Judge W. K. Price. The Franchises reside near Kirksville according to the warrant sworn by Rodes Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sam Francis
Rodes Denny
W. K. Price
Kirksville
Calvary Baptist Church Bible School and Youth Activities
Calvary Baptist Church holds Bible School at 9 30 a m and boys and girls P U at 6 50 p m with the church urging attendance and participation.
Methodist Church Bible School and Epworth League Schedule
The Methodist Church holds Bible School and Epworth League at the usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Schol
Epworth League
Bible School Services Noted at First Christian Church
First Christian Church conducts Bible School at 9 30 with no preaching services as the pastor is away on vacation.
Sunday church services with Dr Chandler to preach
Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 45 Sunday evening B Y P U at 6 30 union service at 7 45 Dr M T Chandler of the Methodist church will preach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Chandler
The
Methodist Church
Spirit themed services announced for Sunday and Wednesday
Services are scheduled Sunday morning at 11 o clock with the sermon titled Spirit and Wednesday evening prayer at the usual hour.
Bible School and Evening Services Schedule
Bible School at 9 30. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Evening service at 7 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Iondeavor
Church Services Listed for Sunday
Catholic Mass at 7 o clock. First Presbyterian worship at 11 a m with sermon by the pastor. Union service at Episcopal church. Baptist church evening service at 7 45. Sunday School at 9 40 in the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Junion Seein
Baptist Church
Masonic Temple
Italian consul to investigate mob attack in West Frankfort
The Italian consul at Chicago telegraphed the Italian embassy that he would travel to West Frankfort Illinois to investigate the mob attack on Italians. The preliminary report aligned with earlier press dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
West Frankfort
Stalwart Cincinnati Democrat Foeller Backs Cox
Thomas Foeller 87 a longtime Cincinnati Democrat has taken the stump for Governor Cox and says he will continue to speak through the campaign season to support the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Foeller
Cincinnati
Cox
Murder convict Jim Wynn shipped to Eddyville for term
Jim Wynn, condemned for the 1918 murder of Providence Chief of Police W. H. Fox and sentenced to 21 years, has been taken to Eddyville to begin serving his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wynn
W. H. Fox
Providence
Eddyville
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Alhambra
Elder
Frank Mayo
WM. Duncan
Silent Avenger
Swift
Hmbiock ¥ Sons
Mariann Collins
West Main Street
Hannah Deane
J.S. Collins
Dr. Caldwell
Fisher Stumo
Dorothy
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Ill
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Incorporated
Agency For Cash Register Safe Water Cooler
Cincinnati Enquirer
Middelton’s Drug Store
Richmond, Kentucky
Jéung Mothers ‘Happy Vision
Bradfield Regulator Co
F-6
R. R. Burnam, Jr
Overton Harber
W. P. Millard
L. B. Weisenburgh
Harris Noland
Marshall Collins
B J. Clay
Misses Hannah Deane
Mary D. Pickels
Hester Covington
Helen Bennett
Lucy Simms
Goff
Buckner
Lexington Herald
Kavnagh—scrivener
Clarence Hockaday Scrivener
Guner Kaeue
Alee
DE Lando
Opera House
W. F. Hig
Gins
Hotel Glyndon
Cecilia Bertel
Nannie Evans
Dell Pickels
Berea Fair
H. FE. Renick
Armer Hisle
Mt. Jacksonn
Indianapolis
Beret Newby
Covington
Mary Newby
Guratoa
Blue Grass Motor Transportation Co
Sandlin Supply Company
Freeman Realty Co
Citizens’ National Bank
Stockton & Son
Richmond Welch CO
Pysimcwvester
News OF the Churches
Calvary Baptist Church
P. U
First Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Church of Christ Scientist
Second Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
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