Dinner Honors Miss Brook ing at Country Home
A six oclock dinner Sunday evening hosted at a country home honored Miss Brook ing of Pineville as guest of Miss Elaih Buchanan. Attendees included Miss Brooking, Mr. Franklin Deather age, Miss Elizabeth Turley, Mr. Lucien Burnam, Miss Mabel Ruth Coates, Mr. Edwin Powell, Miss Hester Covington, Mr. Spears Turley, Miss Buchanan, and Mr. Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Coy
Brooking
Pineville
Elaih Buchanan
Franklin Deatherage
Elizabeth Turley
Lucien Burnam
Mabel Ruth Coates
Edwin Powell
Hester Covington
Spears Turley
Buchanan
Coy
Six Oclock Dinner Honors Winchester Visitors
Miss Ethel Turpin and Miss Gene Doty, visiting friends in Winchester, were honor guests at a six o'clock dinner Friday hosted by Miss Callie Lisle and Miss Perah Lisle. Additional guests included Miss Nancy Stevenson, Miss Pattie Eubanks, Miss Elizabeth Haggard, Misses Laine and Katherine Herndon, Ruth Haggard, and Grace Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Turpin
Gene Doty
Winchester
Callie
Perah Lisle
Nancy Stevenson
Pattie Eubanks
Elizabeth Haggard
Laine
Katherine Herndon
Ruth Haggard
Grace Robinson
Party to Natural Bridge Chaperoned by Professors and Couple
Prof G D Smith and Mrs Smith chaperoned a group of 114 students to Natural Bridge on Monday for a pleasant outing. A picnic spread was laid out with each student taking a box of eatables. Mr and Mrs A J Suit accompanied the party and the day was described as very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Bridge
G. D. Smith
Smith
A. J. Suit
Hutchcraft Dawes Wedding Set for June in Paris
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Mary Fithian Hutchcraft of Paris to Mr. Clarence Collier Dawes of Bryantsville Garrard county on June 11. They will reside in Paris where Dawes works at the First National Bank. Hutchcraft has often visited Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fithian Hutchcraft
Paris
Clarence Collier Dawes
Bryantsville
Garrard County
Dawes
First National Bank
Hutchcraft
Richmond
Golden wedding anniversary surprise at Bates home
Mr and Mrs Wm M Bates celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Crooksville area home with about fifty relatives and friends arriving as a surprise. A bountiful luncheon followed and guests toasted the couple wishing many more years of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Bates
Crooksville
Apollo Club Hosts Notable Regular Meeting
The Apollo Club met at Glyndon avenue with Misses Amy and Margaret Turley as hosts. A large attendance enjoyed a varied program including a Flower Song on piano by Nettie Ke Evans, a violin solo by Deatherage, Beethoven’s Pathetic Sonata movement on piano by Isabel Bennett, a paper by Virginia Gibbs, a vocal solo Dawning by Mrs Leona Thurman, and a voice piece titled Hear You Calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Amy
Margaret Turley
Glyndon Avenue
Nettie Ke Evans
Verlind
Isabel Bennett
Virginia Gibbs
Leona Thurman
Davison Sings Encore at Club Closing Program
Miss Davison performed an encore as the closing act of the club program. The group will resume activities in mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Miss Davison
Ehisyj Wass
Forged 10 Fight for His Breath at Georgetown Wedding
Miss Blanche Lawson wed Mr. Tinsley Eversole at Georgetown in a June ceremony at Mrs. J. J. Walton's home. Officiant Rev. Edward Lawson, brother of the bride, greeted guests before the couple planned residence in Be rea and later London Kentucky. Attendees included families Lawson, Walton, and others from Georgetown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Tinsley Eversole
Blanche Lawson
J. J. Walton
Edward Lawson
Clark Eversole
John Lawson
Madison County
Berea
London
Agnes
Joe Lawson
Ernest
Charles Grinnan
Bert Lewis
Wim. MacDaniels
N. E. Bailey
Pendleton County
Vester Mitchell
Elizabeth
J. Walton
Missouri
John Edward Walton
Seasonal Guests and Travelers Fill Local Homes
Mrs Roy C White and daughter Miss Mary Katherine take rooms with Miss Carrie Farley for the summer. Miss Jennie Simmons of Lexington visits Miss Elizabeth Hume on Lancaster avenue. Mrs James Winn of Winchester visits her mother Mrs Robert Miller. Dr Berton Brown leaves for Quicksand after a week with Dr E C McDougle and Mrs McDougle on Summit. Mr and Mrs Fred Blunschi of East Bernstadt return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. White
Daugher
Mary Katherine
Aken
Carrie Farley
Jennie Simmons
Lexington
Elizabeth Hume
Lancaster Avenue
James Winn
Winchester
Robert Miller
Berton Brown
Quicksand
E. C. McDougle
McDougle
Fred Blunschi
East Bernstadt
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W. F. Higgins
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Hugh Sparks
Maria Ramsey
D. W. White
Cincinnati
J. C. Chenault
Horace Wells
West Point
Mrs. Fount Barnes
Jackson
C. EE. Smoot
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Rachel Telford
Danville
Qwen Walker Hisle
Washington and Lee University
Robert Burke
Louisville
J. S. Collins
Wes Main Street
J. C. Yates
Tutt
Frankfort
Willie Kennedy
M. CC. Covington
French Lick Springs
W. T. Short
Aline Reid
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Caldwell
Ruth Singleton
Joe Bender
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Lath Buchanan
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N. 59Th Street
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Philadelphia
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Douglas Chenault
Robert Telford
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Daily Register
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Richmond Welch Co. Inc
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