Elegant social teas and out-of-town guests mark summer events
A string of fashionable gatherings unfolds with Miss Patsy Ross hosting a tea for her house party and Mrs. Robert Wolcott of Winchester. The write ups describe the rooms, attire, and guests from multiple states, plus a later New Broadway dinner and 500 games at Miss Anna Belle Ward’s home with prizes awarded to Miss Mattie Russell White and Miss Duncan Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Ward
New Broadway
Walter Waddell
Cernan Waddell
Edward Bobbitt
Norwad
Ohio
Margaret Becker
Walnut Ills
Cincinnati
Mattie Russell White
Duncan Foster
Louis Isabelle Bennett
Mattie Russell Waite
Virginia Hisle
Margaret Arbill Bettie Perry
Fern
Adeline
Local Social News and Marriage Mention in Williamstown
Several residents are noted for marriages and visits. William Eversole wed Miss Minnie Guess in a ceremony at Rev. O. J. Young’s home. A list of young women returning from Camp Daniel Boone and many residents visiting kin across Kentucky and nearby states is featured with various trips and stays in Lexington, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eversole
Minnie Guess
Nicholasville
Rev
O. J. Young
Dance At Princess Rink Becomes Unusually Pretty Evening
The Princess Rink hosted an unusually pretty dance Monday evening with red, white and blue decorations and music by Smith's sextette of Lexington. Promoters Henry Chenault and Cecil Oldham were praised for the smooth event and many out-of-town guests enjoyed the cordial reception, though some names were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Rink
Smith
Lexington
Henry Chenault
Cecil Oldham
J. S. Crutcher
G. W. Goodsteve
G. G. Perry
Joe Oldham
M. C. Kellogg
Picnic at Woodland Hosts Dozens of Park Family Guests
Mr and Mrs John M Park entertained about 100 friends and relatives at Woodland their country home with a delightful picnic dinner served by Mrs Park. Presiding Elder Strether and wife from Danville visited the church and stayed with the Parks. Among guests were Mr and Mrs Strother Park and many Park family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picnie
John M. Park
J. P. Strether
Danville
Methodist Church
Strother Park
Strother
W. F. Park
W. H. Park
William Holton
Karl Park
Allie Gordon
Walter Q. Park
Helena
Jake White
Tabitha
Hattie Buchanan
B. Z. McKinney
Centerville
Social Roundup in Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Shelton Saufley hosted Miss Mary Burch of Stanford for a Saturday morning party. Judge Grant E. Lilly, once ill in Mentello Park, is improving. Mrs. Marshall Collins to return to Washington City after weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Collins. Mrs. Sallie Cornelison called to Stanford by Mrs. Stu part Carson’s illness. Interior Journal notes his condition improving. Mrs. Ben S. McElroy and family of Lebanon visit Dr. J. G. Bosley. Sidney Elkin and relatives from Winchester visit Richmond. Miss Anne Shropshire of Lexington joins Miss Bettie Perry’s guests with Ruth Thomas and Mary Harper Henderson from Georgetown. John Allman staying several days at French Lick Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. ii
Clarksville
Tenn
J. P. Chenault
James Moores
Mt. Jackson Sanitarium
Indianapolis
Katie
Eliza Jones
Winchester
Elizabeth Thomas
Zelia Rice
D. W. Royster
Shelby, N. C
Elath Buchanan
West Main Street
James Burch
Bowling Green
Hame
E. V. Elder
W. N. Ringo
Harvey
Cincinnati
Mary Yates
L. FE. Pettijohn
Lillburn
R. F. Spears
Lexington
R. E
Michigan
O. O. Green
Richard Green
Margaret
R. L. Burton
Atlanta
William Hendren
Barnes Mill Road
R. B. Mullins
Benjamin
Fountain Head Tenn
M. T. Chandier
Shelton Saufley
Mary Burch
Stanford
Grant E. Lilly
Mentello Park
Marshall Collins
Washington City
J. S. Collins
Sallie Cornelison
Stupart Carson
Interior Journal
Summit
Sidney Elkin
Clay Elkin
Fannie Elkin
Anne Vanarshall
Richmond
Anne Shropshire
Ruth Thomas
Mary Harper Henderson
Georgetown
Bettie Perry
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Alhambra Opera House
Pwprwno
Swift
HM Brock Sons
Patsy Ross
Robert Wolcott
Rosson
Tom Chenault
Hastings
Fla
Hobson
Akron
A. Rn. Denny
EF. Douglas
R. W. Colyer
Robert Dunn
Myers Coates
R. Ry. Burnam
Te. L. Conlee
Joe Head
Harry Hanger, Jr
Vernon Million
T. C. McCown
Joel Park
Harris Noland
H. B. Cosby
T. J. Turley
B. L. Middelton
D. B. Shackelford
C. C. Wallace
Charles Jett
Baum McKinney
W. P. Millard
Garnett Million
Selby Wirgins
Harold Oldham
Marvin Joplin
Los Angeles
Champ and Lear
Lancaster
Cook
Wells and Mahan
Carrick Bosworth
Clayton
Pennsylvania
Helen Rollins Bennett
Isabel
Mary Bennett
Kodak Films
Powell
T. T. Covington
L. A. Fennell Lexington
Ry Louise Deatherage
Anna
Mae Ellen
Lucy Walker
Elizabeth
Diana Lackey
Callie Miller Shackelford
Louise McKee
Elizabeth Hume
Margaret Parrish
Kathleen Poyntz
Zelia
Carolyn Rice
Elizabeth Turley
Brownie
Josephine
Bessie Telford
Kathleen Sullivan
Patsy McCord
Mary Josephine Jones
Mattie Tribble
Mary Miller
Anne Enright
Elizabeth Farley
Mollie Fife
Margaret Chenault
Alice Clark Kellogg
Elizabeth Shearer
Betsy Igo
Nancy Haden
Mary Jett
Mary Catherine Jasper
Amy
Margaret Turley
Mary D
Dolly Pickels
Elizabeth Hanner
Marie Langford
Jane
Rebecca Rice
Louise Richmond
Lucille
Virginia Gibbs
Helen
Laura Isabel Bennett
Margaret Doty
Sue Crenault
Laura Blanten
Rowena
Mabel Skuth
Lana Martinez Coates
Camp
Daniel Boone
Dorothy Terrill
Camilla Blanton
Mary Elizabeth
Lars Luxon
Lida Bates
Evelyn
Marian Guinchigliani
Sara Chenault
New York City
J. D. Goodloe
D. Tevis Hugueiy
Middlesboro
Miss Caldwell
Pittsburg
E. C. McDougle
Allie McLeod
Moore
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Ben 3S. McElroy
Louise McElroy
Ben McElroy
Lebanon
J. G. Bosley
Mrs. Bosley
John Allman
French Lick Springs
Cape
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