Euchre and Forty-two Party Social Highlights
Mrs Roll Ratliff and Mrs Curtis Evans hosted a Euchre and Forty-two gathering at Burns avenue with Miss Nancy Katherine Quisenberry assisting. The event featured a long list of attendees, a delicious menu, and evening games, followed by several notices about local events and upcoming tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Ratliff
Curtis Evans
Burns Avenue
Nancy Katherine Quisenberry
Mesdames J. Crews Rash
E. E. Kidwell
B. F Johnson
Lucien Beckner
Taliaferro Beckner
J. T
New York
T. ©. Robinson
Hart Robinson
Charles Parrish
J. Rhodes Wiley
Warren Witherspoon
Ray Patterson
Scott Renick
J. M. Jenkins
Sam Ashbrook
Lee S. Baldwin
J. Smith Hayes
Chas. Rees
Talitha Grigsby
George Hon
Ben D.goff
John Harding
Ben Meyers
David Bratton
J. D. Duvall
O. P. Evans
James Evans
J. C. Vaught
Lazzie Dudley
George Donaldson
George Kohblhass
C. S. Johnson
Wind broken horse story stirs Winchester committee
John Garner recalls being asked to inspect a horse the fire department considered buying. He described the horse as wind broken, sparking Perry to claim Garner blocked a sale. The exchange reveals a dispute over horse soundness and buyer confidence amid a line of social notes from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garner
R. R. Perry
Garner
Fire Department
Perry
Christmas church notices on Washington Street
Churches on Washington Street announce morning and evening services with Christmas themes. Rev C E Crafton preaches at morning service. Archdeacon Wentworth conducts the late service. December 20 1908 features Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force and Job 42 readings. Visitors invited to Reading Room and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Presbyterian
C. E. Crafton
Frank B. Wentworth
Diocese of
Lexington
God
Job
Debut ball guest in Louisville and local social notes
Mr W Garner Smith visits Louisville at the Seelbach Hotel for Miss Elizabeth Jeffersons debut ball hosted by Mrs E A Jefferson on McMday night. He plans to arrive mid next week to spend Christmas holidays with his parents Hood Smith and Mrs Hood Smith. Smith is a leading Winchester youth and highly popular locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lisle
Bingham School
Asheville
Mary McCormick
Emma Bradshaw
Indianapolis
Ind
D. C. Lillard
Harrodsburg
D. W. Tobin
College Street
G. D. Cornish
Daugher
James Wion
Richmond
Jeffries Goodwin
Philadelphia
D. B. Goodwin
Tom Bradley
Lexington
B. Frank Perry
Mt. Sterling
George Read
St. Joseph Hospital
Cecil J. Armstrong
Troy
N. Y
Christian Church
Besse Bradford
Georgetown
Steve Davis
Joe Brown
Bingham College
Sara Beverly Jouett
Iowa
Chicago
Katherine Nelson
Anna Speck Thomson
Washington, D. C
Harry Thomson
W. Garner Smith
Louisville
Seelbach
Elizabeth Jefferson
E. A. Jeferson
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Hood Smith
Winchester
Tickets On Sale For Winchester Lexington Broom Ball Trip
Tickets for the special train to Lexington for the broom ball game between Winchester and Lexington went on sale Friday at the Auditorium. Many tickets have already sold as interest grows in the event. The train will be personally conducted and orders will be orderly. The Mammoth Rink will host the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Winchester
Mammoth
Colored crowds await three-night Hippodrome sport
The colored people anticipate fine sport at the Hippodrome for three nights next week. Three sessions will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Hippodrome
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Sociaty
M. T. McEldowney
George Proctor
Will Scobebe
John McClure
O. R. Verable
Sam A. Jeffries
John Clelland
Tom J. Bradley
Jack McCord
T. S. Bush
Ogden Crutcher
Harry Strother
Susan G. Anderson
James Ballard
W. R. Sphar
Nancy Stevenson
Alice Calmes
Nari Rawlins
Nancy Katherine Quadberry
Kate Rash
Edna
Edna and Lucy Browning
Julia and
Elizabeth French
Margaret Sphar
Lena Bratton
Basket Ball
Kentucky Wesleyan Gymnasium
Gus Brooks
Bridge Club
Tom Hampton
Reuban Tipton
Barnett
J. Smith Hays
Clay City
Fred Blackburn
Clark County
Stanton
Masters Chas
Richard Crow
J. W. Tipton
East Washington Street
R. H. Patterson
White Ash
Edw. Patterson
Sophia McCabe
Carlisle
French Dykes
Alma Jones
Episcopal Church
First Church of Church Scientist
The
First Baptist Church
Porter
First Christian Church
C. J. Armstrong
Court House
Armstrong
Stouffer
China
Baldwin Bros., Jewelers and Opticians
H. H. Phillips
Love & Reeves Orchestra
Love
Reeves
N. Maple St
RED Cross
C.H. Bowen
Optician
Vic Bloomfield
Shearer
Lindsay Building
Winn Furniture Co
Moving
Opera House
Henry H. Hall