Social and Personal Notes From a Local Event
Informal bridge parties honor Mrs. Haycraft and Mrs. Stockton with two tables of bridge hosted by Mrs. Kellogg. Other guests include Mrs. Millard and Mrs. Laura Wiggins of Paris. H D Parrish hosts two tables with guests Chenault McGaughey Mil lard and Tyng. top scores go to Mrs. Tyng and Mr. McGaughey. Willis Lund announces marriage of daughter Gladys to Lt Eugene V Elder in Long Branch New Jersey. at home after January 1 at Branchport Ave Long Branch. Six Oclock dinner hosted by Mrs Garnett Million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Elder
Long Branch
New Jersey
Branchport Avenue
Eldre
Richmond
E. V. Elder
East Main Street
Dinner Party Hosts Noted Social Evening
An attractive dinner party was held Saturday evening with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harris Noland, Mr. and Mrs. Selby Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Park Wagers, Mrs. Cecil Thorpe, and Mr. Glenn Million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Noland
Selby Wiggins
Sam Park Wagers
Cecil Thorpe
Glenn Million
Entertained Guests Honor Miss Nell Rhodus Thursday
Miss Nell Rhodus entertained Thursday evening for guests Miss Anna Lee Hill and Mr. Clyde Clem of Junction City. Several visitors called to meet the pair as the evening was charmingly spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Rhodus
Anna Lee Hill
Clyde Clem
Junction City
Social notes of visits and engagements in Louisville area
The column records multiple visits and stays across Kentucky. Names include Mrs L B Herrington in Louisville, Miss Virginia Throckmorton from Lexington with Miss Sue Chenault, and Mr and Mrs H Douglas Parrish returning from Lexington. Also listed are Miss Jessie Mae DeWitt with Miss Georgia Kinser in Frankfort, and Mrs Roscoe Robinson visiting relatives in Silver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Herrington
Louisville
Virginia Throckmorton
Lexington
Sue Chenault
H. Douglas Parrish
G. W. Gourley
B. F. Boggs
Bardstown
R. C. Boggs
Boggs
Joseph Keller
Mt. Sterling
J. J. McCarthy
Jessie Mae DeWitt
Frankfort
Georgia Kinser
Third Street
Roscoe Robinson
Lockland
Ohio
John Rhoddus
Silver Creek
Courier-Journal
James C. Wilson
Cherokee Road
Chicago
Douglas Parrish
High Street
Kate Brown
Woodford County
Sue Brown
John Hayden Carroll
7. Myers
Fayette County
G. H. Myers
G. W. Evans
Curra‘een Smith
J. M. Benton
Winchester
Notices of Local Visits and Moves
The Lexington Leader reports Mrs. Mary B. Deane of the Eastern Normal faculty spent the weekend with Mrs. John Bowman. Mrs. William Haycraft plans to return to Greenville Mississippi after visiting E C Stockton. Col R C Oldham and family relocate from Winchester to Richmond and will open a law office in the W D Oldham building. Mr B K Duncan and Mr Joe Shearer of Ravenna left Tuesday for a visit to Mrs Mary Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
R. M. Rowland
Lexington
Mary B. Deane
Eastern Normal Faculty
John Bowman
William Haycraft
Greenville
Miss
E. C. Stockton
R. C. Oldham
Winchester
Richmond
Col. Oldham
W. D. Oldham
B. K. Duncan
Joe Shearer
Ravenna
Mary Duncan
Social notes from Jacksonville and Asheville gatherings
Mrs Everett Horn and daughter Miss Ollie Mae return from Asheville praising health gains. Mrs William Cromwell of Frankfurt, guest of Governor Black in Barbourville, visits Mrs Hattie Buchanan before homeward bound. Piano Club elects Miss Jessie Burnam president and Miss Francis Mays secretary as they plan to study old composers this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Bennett
Jacksonville
Fla
Everett Horn
Ollie Mae
Asheville
William Cromwell
Frankfort
Governor Black
Barbourville
Woman’s Club
Hattie Buchanan
Jessie Burnam
Francis Mays
Dog Returns to City After Fox Hunters Meet
A valuable fox hound purchased by Roy Wilson of Four Mile Pike during the National Fox Hunters Association event at Crab Orchard has returned to Richmond for a second time and was eventually sent back to Wilson. Everett Applegate of Fifth Street, an experienced fox hunter, identified the dog which was brought from Ohio and returned to its former owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilson
Four Mile Pike
National Fox Hunters’ Association
Crab Orchard
Richmond
Wilson
Everett Applegate
Fifth Street
Ohio
Asphalt Machine to Go and Local Property For Sale
The asphalt making machine that served the city for months will be removed soon by owners Lampton and Burks. It produced all local street asphalt and was praised for top quality. Also offered: a four room bungalow on B and Walnut Streets with three lots for sale by Silas Holland. Lost red steer, 850 pounds with a small ear hole. reward offered by W A Arbuckle Kirksville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Lampton & Burks
B. and
Walnut Streets
Silas Holland
W. A. Arbuckle
Kirksville
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Alhambra & Opera House
Alice
Joyce
Vitagraph
Sennett
Jellico
L.R. Blanton
H. D. Parrish
Bridge
Joe P
Lund—Elder
Willis Lund
Gladys
McGaughey
Edgar Blanton
Clara Doty
C. A. Keith
Memorial Hall
W. H. Hockaday
Robert Bruce
Stanford
James
Carlton
Irvine
Harvey Chenault
Reel Fort Lake
Boomerang
Henry B. Walthall
Wall Street
Caden
Kilpatrick
T. Z. Covington
L. A. Fennell Lexington
J Aus
Oldham & Rowland
The
House of Confidence
Welch Company
Richmond Welch Company Incorporated
Dr. King
Oas Kines
Anges
King's
Dog
New Dixie Auto Co
Tichmond
J. H. Smith
Parrish Ave
Paris
Tony Warford
827
Col. J. H. Pearson
Florence
Third and
Moberly Avenue
Wm. Bowman
J. H. Jeffries
S. M. Cornelison, R
Liberal
Daily Register Office
City
W. B. Turley
Wales Light and Gas
Thorobred Duroc Jersey Boar
W. G. Co. Buregin
Richmond, Ky
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