Social and Personal Entertained at Dinner in Town
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson entertained at dinner Sunday with a large tangle of guests from Winchester Irvine and Speedwell among others. Mrs Lucy Thorpe hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holliday with guests including the Cobb and Witt families and Dr. Vardy Taylor. Lizzie W Powell and J W Wilcox of Irvine wed at Phoenix Hotel parlors with plans to live in Irvine. May Collins hosted Christmas Eve for Hamilton College visitors Emily Black Elizabeth Hisle and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jackson
William Oldham
Lara Oldham
Waco
Hume Broaddus
Vernon Jackson
Speedwell
Bertha Hord
Able Jackson
Winchester
and Mirsedewis Snowden
Ivank Jackson
J. Hord
Lucy Thorpe
Joe Holliay
James Cobb
Gibson Witt
Vardy Taylor
Taylor
Ida Blanton
May Collins
Emily Black
Elizabeth Hisle
Hamilton College
Sara Marshall
Lexington
Virginia Hisle
Ethel Turpin
Lunminda Heyden
Mary Jett
Margaret Turley
James L. Hisle
Andrew McCord
Marcus Phelps
William Jett
Owen Hisle
William Phelps J
Haden
Pretty Baby at the opera house thrills Lexington crowd
A syncopated New York musical drama featuring Jimmie Hodges in Pretty Baby arrives at the local opera house tonight delivering a breezy show packed with song, dance and colorful costumes. The cast includes a thirty five member company and Hodges as the show’s driving force. Guests at a Christmas dinner and various social events are noted, including the Van Meter Bergman wedding and local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Hodges
New York
Social notes from Versailles Richmond holiday visits
Miss Lelia Jane Harris returns to Berea school duties after holidays spent with Prof J B Harris and Mrs Harris. Guests included Clarence Parsons Ethel Parsons Lelia Parsons of West Virginia and John Dishroom of Tennessee. Mrs G B Kennedy and daughter of Winchester visited Waco. Jim Wilson of Winchester Indiana also stayed. Thornton Jones family returned to Covington after visiting Mrs George English and Mrs Sam Jones on Moberly avenue. Fred Evans attends Knight Templar banquet in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Richmond
Lelia Jane Harris
Berea
J. B. Harris
Clarence Parsons
Ethel
Lelia Parsons
West Virginia
John Dishroom
Tennessee
Lelia Harris
G. B Kennedy
Winchester
Ben Wilson
Waco
Jim Wilson
Ind
Thornton Jones
Lugille
Elizabeth
Covington
George English
Sam Jones
Moberly Avenue
Fred Evans
London
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Lznick
Alhambra—Opera House
Arsigen One
Eo Hie
Ator
Irvine
Embry Turpin
Ed Rhodus
Lloyd Goins
Delphas
Lew
Jinx Alen Turpin
Jake Berniser
Oscar Goins
W. F. Marcum
Luther Mize
Lloyd Turpin
Robert Telfagd
Washington Sand
Carl Gilchrist
Washington and Lee
Owen W. Hisle
Stanton B.’ Hume
Henry Chenault
Galen White
William Martin
T. Davis
Vincent Johnson
James Stuart
Luther “Mize
L. A Byrd
Georgetown
C. G. Hopper
Cincinnati
Price Turpin
Jame. Shaw
Jake, Dexminger
Allen Turpin
Bry Turpin
T. S.barnam
Douglas Parrish
Janis
Elsie Janis
Selznick
Frances
Marion
Edmund Goulding
Miss Janis
Elizabeth van. Renssler Schuyler
Matt Moore
Tom
Ing Ward
Edith Berryman
Katherine Foreman
Rebecca
Eddie Bradley
Stoll
Berryman
Lucas Combs
Fred Ryan
Dan Estill
A. T. Bolling
Paint Lick
J. J. McCarthy
Paris
Anna Lee Stone
Katherine Morgan
Lois Powell
Red House
Brown
L. A. Byrd
J. W. Myers
Marguerite Goosman
Carl
Carl Goosman
Pittsburg
BE. W. Glass
B. H. Luxon
J. W. Caperton
Paul Burnam
Virginia Crenshaw
R C. Stockton
Lancaster Avenue
Eugene Land
Dixie Inn
Frankfort
RS. Emmons
C. S. Cotton
Carrie Todd
Burnett
Patsy Rosson Wis
Sterling
Mildred Gatewood
Orville Boone
Mason County
Price’ Williams
Alma Rice
Boone County
Frank Rice
Terrill
Harry Campbell
Louisville
James Deatherage
Lexington Pike
D. B. Knox
Samuel Phelps
Collins Street
Iowa
Lawrenceburg
B. E. Belue Company
J. W. Crooke
Citizens National Bank
The
Daily Register
Rons
Hisle
W.M
Tee
Robert Taylor Will
Alma ‘Kanatear
Zaring
Kentucky Creameries
Armour & Company
Richmond, Kentucky
Kentucky Motors Corporation
Broadway
W. Main Street
Muncy Bros
MUNCY
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