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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
Maree Myers daughter of J and Mrs S S Myers of this city, a teacher in Columbus Ohio for five years, married John Washington Clickenger of Columbus last Thursday June 12. Clickenger served in the 324th Id Artillery A E F and was decorated for war work. The wedding brings congratulations from many friends here.
Mrs Vernon Million hosts a tea Saturday with guest Mrs King of Louisville. Wallace Gilbert entertained guests in honor of A Campbell and friends from West Virginia. Miss Margaret Parrish is in Beat rie this week. J B Cassidy returned from a trip South. Elizabeth Simmons visiting relatives in Louisville. Miss Jessie Ringo accepted a peer in the Parish Office. Miss Mary Lipscomb of Winchester with friends Monday. Mrs R H Baxter and a Heidelberg relation with Mrs W P Baxter. Miss Lela Smith of London leaving for the Normal summer term. Reed Weisenburgh returned to Lawrenceville New Jersey, from school. Miss Pearl Harmon of Perryville entering the Normal for summer term. Deaconess Emily Olmstead in Columbus for Centenary meeting. Mrs Murray Smith and guest Miss Hortense Lee spent Tuesday in Leter. Hatty King of Louisville visiting Mrs Verrier Million at Rice with daughter Mrs Alex Andersen at Colyer House. W E Luxon and Irvine Hume expected home Saturday from Missouri visit. Mary Katherine White listed as be-
Mr and Mrs John Smith of Vicksburg Mississippi travel to Winchester for the illness of Mr Smiths father Mrs Hale Dean hosts a cards gathering Thursday for Mrs Edward Stockton and Mrs William Marsteljla Mrs Luke Gregg and son James visit Miss Nora Soper in Nicholasville at the start of the week Mrs Kate S Wiggins learns daughter Mrs Charlie Tho is ill at home in Ooma.
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