Governor and Mrs Morrow Host Central Kentucky Social
Central Kentucky society attended Gov. and Mrs. Edwin P. Morrow’s ball for Miss Edwina Morrow and Mr. Charley Morrow. The mansion glowed with Christmas greens, holly, mistletoe, and elaborate decorations in reception rooms, ballroom, and dining room. Richmond guests included Misses Hanger Rosson Langford Bennett and others. a house party followed at the Frankfort mansion with noted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
Edwina Morrow
Charley Bob Morrow
Frankfort
Mrs. Morrow
Virginia Owsley
Carolyn Bosworth
Curtis Buehler
Anna Pearte Carrick
Lexington
Anna Gatewood
Mt. Sterling
Patsy Rosson
Richmond
Margaret Owens
Catherine Storms
Ella May Waddell
Thelma Waddel
Somerset
Margaret Terrell
Covington
Local social notes list visitors and holiday gatherings
Anna Bell Ward and guests from Atlanta Cambridge etc. travel through the city. Adeline Ward returns from Washington to visit family. Elise Minish visits Frankfort for a few days with Marie Langford. Margaret Phelps visits Georgetown to see sister Mrs Knox. Harvey Chenault returns from Louisville. Richard Jett comes home from Princeton for holidays. O O Green and family spend Christmas in Lexington. Bolton family to lease Mrs Henderson home for 1921. Josephine Carpenter visits from Stanford. Field White travels to Chicago after visiting relatives. Dan Wallace ill at his mother's Irvine home. Scudder family and Cecil visit from Nicholasville. Gy family and McCown guests for Christmas. Arthur Bruner returns from Bowling Green to spend Christmas. John Goodloe hosts a dinner for Jane Goodloe home from Hollins. Harry Vaudense family plans residence at Blackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bell Ward
Karl Kirkman
Atlanta
Georgia
Cary Rice
Adeline Ward
Washington, D. C
Elise Minish
Frankfort
Marie Langford
Margaret Phelps
Georgetown
D. B.knox
Harvey Chenault
I. B. Herrington
Louisville
D. B. Knox
Richard Jett
Princeton
Shelby Jett
O.O. Green
Green
Margaret
Lexigton
William Bolton
Henderson
Third Street
Josephine Carpenter
Stanford
Homer W .Carpenter
Lancaster Avenue
Field White
Chicago
J. J. Greenleaf
Dan Wallace
Irvine
Irvine. Mr. ‘and Mrs. ‘S.W. Scudder and Son, Cecil, of Nicholasvile
S. P. Push
Pourth Street
Nelson Gy and Sons
Clark County
A. K. McCown
T. D. Chenault, Sr
Arthur Bruneri
Bowling Green
University
JD. Brier
Dixie Ton
John Goodloe
Ainner
Jane Goodloe
Hollins College
Harry Vauehn
Seaance
At. Blackey
Army officer visits hometown kin from Texas fort
Lieut Hugh Culton, stationed with cavalry at a Texas fort, is visiting his father Rev J N Culton and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Hugh Culton
Army Fort
Texas
Cavalry
Rev
J. N. Culton
Spirit of Christmas cantata delights First Presbyterian crowd
The Spirit of Christmas cantata, performed by First Presbyterian Church Sabbath School children, drew a large Friday night audience at the Nias festivities. Under the guidance of Prof. Myers and Miss Brown FE Telford of Eastern Normal School, the young performers showcased polished training and professional presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nias
First Presbyterian Church
Myers
Brown FE
Telford
Eastern Normal School
Follies Beauties Boost to Film Debut for Justine Johnson
Broadway Follies beauties attract travelers from the Big Town as Justine Johnson makes her film debut in Blackbirds. Mae Murray, who got her start in the Follies, has already shown fine acting in Richmond, while Johnson, once hailed as America’s most beautiful girl, now proves capable of serious dramatic acting in a leading screen role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Richmond Picture
Mae Murray
Wellies
Justine Johnson
New York
America
Men Held on Bond in Barbourville Murder Case
John Gilbert is held under a five thousand dollar bond and Gord Lewis under five hundred dollars to appear before Knox County Circuit Court next April to answer a murder charge in Levi Lee's death at Barbourville last September. The men were jailed in Middlesboro before the killing, with habeas corpus proceedings heard by Judge Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert
Gord Lewis
Knox County Circuit Court
Levi Lee
Barabourville
Middlesboro
Ingram
Pineville
Thrift and War Savings Stamps Urge Careful Saving
A thrift oriented message promotes saving today to secure tomorrow. It cites Andrew Carnegie on the first hundred dollars saved and urges beginning immediately to invest in War Savings Stamps for future financial stability and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Thrift and Saving urged for youths to ensure future success
A civic exhortation emphasizes teaching thrift and saving to children before adulthood, arguing that early habits determine later success and social place. The piece promotes moral growth and financial discipline as foundations for manhood and womanhood.
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Peud
Blianton’s
Elizabeth Hanger
Isabel Bennett
Florence Burnam
Alice Clark Kellogg
Coleman Covingman Covington
William Blanton
Jon
Rollins Surnim
Curtis B. Bennett
William Dudley Wagers
Robert Telford
Wiliam Crutcher
Richard
Elizabeth
Emily Hislé
Dauce
Big Hill Avenue
Lucien Burflam
Nettie Kate Evans
Dexington
Joe Foley
Hazard
James Doyle
Newport
D. C. Wiggins
Winchester
Freda Powers
Cincinnati
C. E. Smith
Williamson
West Virginia
Annie B. Myers
Henry Baugh
Nashville
Fynn Ward
Cardome Academy
Elizabeth Adams
Wilmore
James Moores
Col
R. C. Oldham
Crittenden
Edward Bobbitt
Norwood
Ohio
Corrine Griffith
Muncy Brothers
Richmond Drug Cc
Presbyterian
Nox
Big Bond
Rockwood
Mereiney & CO
Z. T. Covington
L. A. Fennell Lexington
Dolly Varden
Richmond Welch Co
Koming
Wihnore
Alice Lowry Poor
Bayer
Mrs. Flo. Todd
Gates
Richmond Vulcanizing Co
Richmose, Ky
ATL. & N
Walsh
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