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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
3
The item notes admission prices with 18 2c colored tax and 27c adults plus 3c war tax and a 30¢ overall. It mentions Alhambra and a night performance by the Elder's Orchestra.
The community tabled events include two bridge gatherings with Mrs Shel ton Saufley Monday at two, and Mrs Selby Wiggs hosting Tuesday. Mrs T C McCown hosts Wednesday at 2 30. Invitations issued for a Friday morning bridge party by Elizabeth Harley. Elegant lunch at the new French avenue home of Mr and Mrs J S Hutsell honors first cousins of Mrs Hutsell with family and guests from across Kentucky. Mrs J P Chenault hosts a Saturday bridge, thirteen tables, top scores by Mrs R R Burnam Jr and Miss Fife. Josie Rogers marries E B Scott in Richmond with Rev D H Matherly officiating. Leslie Hunter weds William Robert Nelson in a ceremony by Rev Matherly. They plan residences in the city after brief trips to Lexington and Cincinnati.
Miss Elizabeth Samuels and Master Tom Samuels hosted a Friday lawn party enjoyed by friends. Attendees included Misses Telford Langford Potts Allen Arbuckle and several others from this city, Louisville, and Lexington. Mr Coleman Covington spent Monday in Irvine. Mr William Wagers has returned.
A crowded roster of local residents and guests travel to and from Cincinnati Dayton Winchester Paris and Lexington. Notable mentions include Mrs. Oakley Wells visiting Union City relatives and Nell Batter ill with tonsillitis. Several families host relatives in Cynthiana Winchester and Richmond.
Washington dispatch reports an evening gown worn by Mrs Woodrow Wilson has been added to the National Museum collection of presidential wives gowns. The black velvet dress trimmed with jet and lined in electric blue silk was worn at a Pan American ball after her marriage and arranged by Mrs Wilson herself for the display.
Transfers include Wallace Acee to John Fife six acres for 400 dollars D W Welch to D G Bales twenty five acres for 2500 dollars Leon ard Malcott to Frank Robinson fifty acres for five thousand dollars Lot s John Dorn to J L Commel in Berea a single lot for 175 dollars W L Walden to J R Reese three Berea lots for 500 dollars J P Beecher to R H Johnson listed transfers conclude the evening record
Rheumatism is a deep seated blood disease not cured by rubbing. It claims S. S. as a thorough blood remedy used for over fifty years to eliminate disease germs from the blood. For free medical advice write to Chief Medical Adviser Swift Laboratory Atlanta.
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