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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
The couple wed at Rev O J Young's Oak Street residence with many friends offering best wishes. Guests included Della Marie Rowland Elizabeth Gardner Coates and Mildred Young as celebrations concluded.
Thursday afternoon host Miss Margaret Phillips entertained a group of social ladies in honor of Miss Elizabeth Walton Vaught of Lexington. Guests included Eugenia Herrington, Lucia Bennett, Mary Hardin Vaught, Mary Waller Rodes, Marjorie Lawwill, Danville residents, and many others from Richmond and Lexington in attendance.
Miss Mildred Young hosted the Jessie Gaynor Club for its annual business meeting. Miss Young was elected president, with Miss Elizabeth Gardner as vice president, and Miss Eleanor Carpenter as secretary and treasurer. A program followed performed by Misses Carpenter, Mayme Rowland Hamilton, Sara Elizabeth.
A Baltimore reader testifies of months of backache and weakness eased by Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter, praising relief and inviting others to try the medicine, is used to promote the product.
Mrs Homer W Carpenter hosted a luncheon at her Lancaster avenue home on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Price Witt of Cincinnati Mrs T H Pickels of Baltimore Mrs Harry V Roberts of Chicago Mrs G W Pickels Mrs Geoffrey Morgan of Louisville Mrs Henry White Mrs G W Goodloe and Miss Margaret B Parrish.
A large Dykes family reunion gathered at Boonesboro beach Sunday with about sixty immediate Clark and Madison county relatives attending. The group shared a picnic lunch and overall the day was greatly enjoyed.
An advertisement claims that applying Freezone to corns relieves pain instantly and allows removal with fingers. The druggist offers a tiny bottle for a few cents that supposedly removes hard corns soft corns and those between the toes and calluses without soreness.
Mrs. Brad ley Bourne hosts relatives in Versailles while Mrs. Harry B. Wilson of Irvine visits. R B Terrill spent Saturday in Cincinnati as Elizabeth Farley returns from there for the summer. Burnam and Crooke enjoyed a Cincinnati trip and theatre show featuring Cyril Chadwick Edmond Goulding and others.
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