Talitha Chenault Weds John G Stoll At Home Ceremony
Miss Talitha Chenault, daughter of Mr and Mrs O H Chenault, married John G Stoll in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s Richmond area home. Rev J W Porter officiated as guests noted the white decor and floral arch. The couple’s families, including Miss Chenault’s relatives, celebrated the event with friends from Richmond and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Gay
Julius William Pratt
Saturpols Maryland
Miss Williams
Richmond
penanlt—Stoll
Lexington
Talitha Chenault
O. H. Chenault
John G. Stoll
Talitha Chest
Grand Kentucky Society Wedding Sees Chenault Stoll Union
The Kentucky society wedding of Miss Elizabeth Chenault and Mr. Stoll featured music by Mrs. Acosta and Mrs. Alexander, a white tricolette silk gown, and a procession to a long reception with lavish silver and floral decor. Guests included the Chenault and Stoll families with notable Lexington figures and guests from Richmond and Lexington. The couple planned a Chicago and Les Cheneaux honeymoon before settling at Mr. Stoll’s West Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chenault
James Thompee
Kaane
Cynthiana
Rgaret Stoll
Chicago
Les Cheneaux
Mich
Ee P. Stoll
Richard P. Stoll
Chenault
Sarah McCann Elmore
Richard C. Stoll
William Stoll
James W. the Chenault
Richmond
Apres Stoll
Illigm cc
Christopher D.chenault
Martha Watts
Thomson Bryant
Omas McCown
Local social notes list weekly visits and travels
Mrs. J. J. Greenleaf hosted the Nullo Club on Tuesday afternoon. Roland Roberts of Nicholasville visits his sister Mrs. Earl Curtis. Mrs. Cecil Simmons and Mrs. W. P. Millard travel to Lexington on Thursday. Missy Phelps plans a visit to Mrs. Hugh Gibson in St. Paul Virginia Friday. Jerre A. Sullivan stays a few days at St. Joseph's Hospital Louisville. Miss Mary Louise Deatherage attends a reap dance in Danville Wednesday. Mrs G. W. Gourley of Beattyville visits daughter Mrs. W. E. Luxon and Mrs. Douglas Parrish. Miss Mary Q. Covington returns from Stanford for a weekend at Maple Lawn with her parents. Mr. Henry Chenault returns Friday from Greenbriar Military Institute after graduation. Mrs. George Phelps leaves Friday for Woolbury New Jersey to visit relatives. Mrs. L. B. Weisenburgh entertains Friday afternoon for her mother Mrs. Sneed of Gulfport Mississippi. Miss Isabel Bennett was in Lexington for com cole exercises at Hamilton. Miss Anne Jennis departs soon for Shelby South Carolina to attend Miss Margaret McMurray's wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Greenleaf
Nullo Club
Roland Roberts
Nicholasville
Earl Curtis
Cecil Simmons
W. P. Millard
Lexington
Missy Phelps
Hugh Gibson
St. Paul
Virginia
Jerre A. Sullivan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Louisville
Mary Louise
Danville
L. B. Weisenburgh
Sneed
Gulfport
Mississippi
Isabel Bennett
Hamilton
Anne Jennis
Shelby
South
Carolna
Margaret McMurray
Jewelry bargains by KE Rosenberg at 141 Water Street
Local ad promotes KE Rosenberg and MG Jewelry, established 1896, offering bargains on Waltham watches. Store at 141 Water Street, near Upper Lexington, invites shoppers to save on jewelry buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Rosenherg
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Gordon
Kirn
Cynthia’ Davison
Stanford
Eva Roberts
Ravenna
Earl Savagener
Battle Creek
Michi
Harry Cockrell
Irvine
C. E Smoot
Stella Sparks
Huntington
Mollie Powell
G. W. Ballew
Lancaster Avenue
Judge Lilly
Joe F. Ballew
B. J. Broaddus
United States
United
W. E. Luxon
Richmond Taylor & Grinstead
Waco
Usco
Beartsy
Republic
Seawice
James H. Jeffries
Physician Office
Oldham
Main St
DR. J. B. Million
Bullting
Alhambra Theatre
Nin Street
Myers & Turner
Joe Bender
Madison Electric CO
Western Union Richmond
Neff’s Fish and Dystin House
First Street
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