Entertained Bridge Club and Royal Banquet News
Mrs. Paul Burnam hosted her Bridge club at Amberley with guests including Mrs. Hale Dean and Miss Helen Bennett. After tea, five members were elected to the club. The Kentucky Epsilon Phi Delta Theta Founders Day banquet at the Phoenix Hotel featured Dr. John J. Tigert as toastmaster and notable speakers. Richmond attendees included Edwin Cobb and James Park. An engagement between Arthur Van Winkle and Miss Jay Daingerfield is announced for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burnam
Bridge Club
Amberley
Hale Dean
L. B Weisenburgh
Shelton Saufley
S. J. McGaughey
William Millard
Overton Harber
Thomas McCown
A. R. Denny
Murray Smith
Emma Watts
Mary D. Pickels
Helen Bennett
Greenleaf
John Doty
Phi Delta Theta
Kentucky Epsilon Chapter
Phi Delta Fraternity
University of Kentucky
Phoenix Hotel
John J. Tigert
James Park
Leonard Giovannoli
Arthur
Dicky
van Winkle
Jay Daingerfield
Engagement announced Ruth Whiting to Robert Darbishire
Eastern papers announce the engagement of Miss Ruth Whiting of Connecticut to Mr. Robert Shelby Darbishire of Beech Point Kentucky. Darbishire has gone to Constantinople for relief work and is a first cousin of Mrs. Harry Baylor Hanger Jr of Richmond. Dance at Irvine reported in dispatch from Irvine with details unread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Whiting
Connecticut
Robert Shelby Darbishire
Beech Point
Lincoln County
Kentucky
Darbishire
Constantinople
Harry Baylor Hanger, Jr
Richmond
Richmond spring dances draw out-of-town guests crowd
The Irvine Hop Club opened spring dances at Gaines Hall with entertainment committee Harry Cockrill and M. L. Rowland. The city welcomed numerous visitors from Lexington, Winchester, Frankfort, and Richmond while locals and visitors attended social and visiting events across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Irvine
Gaines’ Hall
Harry Cockrill
M. L. Rowland
Betty Best
Elizabeth Parks
Lexington
Pauline Stevens
Winchester
Lucy Lucas
Frankfort
Margaret Mays
Stella Ramsey
Virginia Snowden
Bessie Eckles
Jesse Dykes
Oscar Stanifer
Walter Ramsey
Rodes Terrill
Harry Ringo
T. Asbell
John Parks
Sewell Williams
Jackson
Jacl Seigz
Charles Stulberg
Raymond Langan
William Smith
Food Table Feature at P A G Bazaar
Civilized man can live without cooks when he can partake from the P A C Infirmary Bazaar on April 4. Mrs W C Mays leads the food table with co workers canvassing Madison for Easter dinner fare and county eatables. Local ladies and flower tables add support, with Mrs W H Grider handling flowers and her committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. C. Infirmary
W. C. Mays
Mrs. Mays
Mesdames T. E. Baldwin
B. L. Middelton
L. P. Evans
F. H. Gordon
Henry Cosby
Will Collins
Sam Creekus
Sam Phelps
Eva Hayden
D. J. Willams
Edgar Turley
Arch Hamilton
Elmer Deatherage
David Cobb
Nick Harber
Mary Sullivan
Mattie Tribble
Issie Million
Merritt Jones
Elizabeth Covington
W. H. Grider
Mesdames
Charles Smoot
Gilly Vokins
T. J. Coates
Dan Breck
Sally Yates McKee
James Burnam
Willie Kennedy
Bessie Miller
Double Beauty of Your Hair Danderine Ad
An old advertisement promotes Danderine claiming it doubles hair beauty instantly by soft gloss and fullness while cleansing scalp and reducing dandruff. It urges purchase at drug or toilet counters and using a cloth to apply strand by strand for rapid results.
Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Calming Laxative
Ad touts California Syrup of Figs as harmless for children with a fruity taste and labeled dosage on each bottle. It urges mothers to say California to ensure the product is the right laxative for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Deaths and injury ripple through Middlesboro incident
A Middlesboro merchant identified as D. O'Bark, age 32, was fatally poisoned by an abscess, while another man suffered the loss of an arm in the same county incident. The events center on a troubling series of medical emergencies and a fatal outcome surrounding these health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brood
Middlesboro
Bids Wanted for Erection of Two Store Rooms on Main Street
Sealed bids will be received for the erection of two store rooms and passageway on lots fronting Main Street. Persons wishing to submit bids may apply to the under signer. Bids must be filed within ten days. The right reserved to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Sons
Baker sells load in Cincinnati at auction
In Cincinnati the first of the week Baker loaded exat fle for sale and sold to Waters Seniors Co. The average price ranged from 8 to 10.90 dollars per hundredweight. Blood poisoning from pin pricks is noted as a resulting risk. John Roark, a Boyd blacksmith, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Waters Seniors Co
Tim
John Roark
Boyd
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Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Il
J. T. C. Noe
Steadley Shouse
Iman C. Chalkley
Karl P. Zerfoss
Edwin Cobb
James and
Smith Park
Harvey C. Smith
Whiting
W. M. Gibson
Anne DeJarnett
Louisville
Harry Hanger, Jr
Ben Buckner
Paris
Howard Blake
D. B. Shackelford
Manchester
Percy Reid
R. L. Telford
W. S. Judy
Mollie
Powell
Edna Hayden
New York
Thomas Jackson Smith
G. Murray Smith
Mt. Jackson
M. A. Paton
Sarah Wagers
Huntington
West Virginia
H. B. Cosby
West Main
Po Fy Adams
Eastern Normal
Frankfet
Warren Jackson
Mississippi
Philip Free
Milwaukee
P. A. G. Bazaar
Mary Kean
Shackelford
Mary Pickettreck
Della Marie Coates
Hanna Dean
Esther Bennett
Eleanor Carpenter
Josephine Cosby
Ida Greenleaf
Sarah Elizabeth Rowland
Virginia Davison
Morrison Dunn
Mesdames J
N. Head
Talt Todd
Mike Inyizht
Guivsal
THE
Green Millinery Company
Mrs. T. T. Covington
Fennel the Florist
Lexington, Kentucky
Printzess & Bischof Foie
Gesemsie B. E. Belue Company
Union Supply Co. Incorporated
Richmond, Ky
Alhambra and
Opera House
Rupert Hughes
Wiest
Helen Chadwick
Rock Cliffelsons
America
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckies
Earry
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