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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
7
The first of the week saw a marriage at the home of Rev. O. J. Young on Oak street. Friends extended best wishes as Della Marie Rowland and Elizabeth Gardner Coates and Mildred Young were mentioned in attendance at the event.
Miss Margaret Phillips hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering honoring guest Miss Elizabeth Walton Vaught of Lexington. Attending were Eugenia Herrington, Lucia Bennett of Richmond, Mary Hardin Vaught of Lexington, Mary Waller Rodes, Marjorie Lawwill of Danville, Louisa Sarks, Mary Virginia Dugan, Elise Locke, Olive Sale, Virginia Bate, Frances Bate, Elizabeth Gregory, Frances Gould, Katherine Price, Mary Cassell, Carrie Coates, Margaret Webb, and Elizabeth Walton Vaught.
Miss Mildred Young hosted the Jesse Gaynor Club for its annual business meeting. Officers elected include Mildred Young president Elizabeth Gardner vice president Eleanor Carpenter secretary and treasurer. A program followed by Miss Carpenter Mayme Rowland Hamilton and Sara Elizabeth contributed a graceful display.
A Baltimore reader shares months of backache and weakness eased by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the herbal remedy, stating it relieved symptoms and urged others to try it based on personal success.
Mrs Homer W Carpenter hosted a refined luncheon at her Lancaster Avenue residence on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Price Witt of Cincinnati and Mrs T H Pickels of Baltimore among others, with various friends from Chicago Louisville and beyond in attendance.
A Sunday gathering near Boonesboro beach drew about sixty Dykes family members from Clark and Madison counties for a day of visiting and a picnic lunch. The item lists many local people attending or traveling for visits and notes several job moves and travel plans among attendees. A baby girl’s arrival is also announced.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick fix for corns. It promises instant relief without soreness and easy removal by lifting with fingers. The druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns and even between the toes.
In Versailles Mr and Mrs Brad ley Bourne host relatives while Miss Elizabeth Farley returns from Cincinnati for summer. R B Terrill visited Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs Harry B Wilson visits from Ir vine. The Ghosts at local theatres feature Cyril Chadwick Edmond Goulding John Miltern Clare Greet Annette Benson Dorothy Fane and Windham Guise.
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