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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
4
A beautiful marriage ceremony united Miss Anna Marie Bower and Mr. Alvin C. Glasscock on Thursday at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. Hudspeth of Berea officiated with attendants Miss Kathrine Cook of Cynthiana and others.
In Lebanon, Roy Hourigan marries the daughter of W H Bower L and N agent here. The groom hails from Marion county and is described as a man of standing and character. After the ceremony they plan a tour of northern cities and will reside in Marion county. Congratulations are extended to the couple.
Seattle friends were surprised by news of the marriage in France of Lieut W Bennett McCord to Miss Adrienne Elaine SFings France. The ceremony occurred in Paris after the bride fled from Rheims during the German invasion. McCord joined the French army in 1917 and later transferred to the American army with the Motor Transport Service. He studied at the Sorbonne in Paris while on detached duty.
A fragment mentions arrangements for a degree at Yale University and a son and bride expected to return to America in August. It also records a Seattle Times note about a Bridge Club gathering with guests and scores, and a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Phel for Mr. Speed Smith and Seattle visitors, with several attendees listed.
Lansing service ad tells of a mother recovering after childbirth aided by Lydia E. Pinkham’s root-based tonic. The testimonial from Mrs Bowes of Heemer Street notes difficulty standing and caring for her baby, claiming improvement after using the product.
Perry nat Richard Cobb returned from a Stanford business trip. Mrs Dock Simpson is ill at home on Walnut street. Jace Mays and Mrs S R Water were in Lexington Wednesday. Mrs Mattie Oldham and niece Elizabeth Gardener visiting Irvine. Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of Fayette County attended the Flouraday sale. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hill of Louisville were with Mrs Claude on Lyndon Avenue. Lee Davis and son Joe Davis of Kingston are visiting.
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