Royal entertainment at Terrace Hill for Queen Wilhelmina visit
Mrs. Henry Phillips hosts a Dutch afternoon and dinner for Queen Wilhelmina of Holland and court ladies at Terrace Hill. Guests wear fine lace and gowns, a Dutch lunch is served, and a Dutch song performer captivates the assembly. Forty-two attendees from Williamsburg and Lexington are listed amid elaborate floral decor. The Basket Ball Tournament and musicale at the College is postponed to Saturday evening.
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Terrace Hill
Henry Phillips
Wilhelmina
Holland
Bluegrass
Phillips
John M. Hodgink
Holand
James M. Pickrell
Carrie Buckner
Wentworth
Anna Croxton
Christie Milam
Sara Beverly Jouett
Theodore Phillips
F. B. Wentworth
Personal greetings fill social page with visits and travel
Miss Kate Payne of Paynes Deat is the guest of her sister Mrs. Wm. H. French. Mrs. Colson of Louisville visits Dr. and Mrs. Henry Nunnelley. Mr. Phirl Colter of Louisville in town. Miss Jane Gaitskill returns from Owingsville. Mrs. June Hunter and children of Danville guests of Mrs. R. B. Hunter. Mr. R. L. Quisenberry leaves for a West prospecting tour. Miss Rebecca Gaitskill visits Miss Florrye Smith. Mrs. Fred Cramer of Lexington visits Miss Otie Stevenson. Mrs. C. R. West and Norma return from Portsmouth Ohio. Robert Taylor of Pine Grove returns from Owingsville hunting. Mrs. Ed Grubbs attends reception for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman. Mrs. W. D. Rash returns to Lexington after visiting mother. Miss Alice Lloyd in Lexington. Stuart Tracy and Claude Jacobs come to town to hunt. Mrs. Waller Bean returns from long visit in King City Burroughs Mo and Alexandria Neb. She is joined by Mr. and Mrs. Liggett from King City for the winter. Mrs. R. R. Perry visits Lexington. Dr. J. L. Weber of Mt. Sterling in town. J. W. Glover of Grant county visits. Watson Sudduth of Chisago arrives for vacation with relatives. Mrs. Mattie Sullivan and Lorine visit Paris relatives. Mrs. Kelley Kash of Covington spends night with Mrs. L. J. Henry. Hargis Hughes of Lexington hunts with cousin Younger Osborne. Grover and Claude Sullivan visit Mason county relatives for hunting.
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Rebecca Gaitskill
Florrye Smith
Fred Cramer
Lexington
Otie Stevenson
C. R. West
Norma
Portsmouth
Ohio
Robert Taylor
Pine Grove
Owingsville
Ed Grubbs
Mt.Sterling
Harry Hoffman
Robert Coleman
W. D. Rash
John Oden
Alice Lloyd
Messrs
Stuart Tracy
Claude Jacobs
Hunt
Waller Bean
King’s City
Burroughs
Alexandria
Neb
Liggett
Kings’ City
R.R. Perry
J. L. Weber
Mt. Sterling
J. W. Glover
Grant County
Watson Sudduth
Chisago
Mattie Sullivan
Lorine
Paris
Kelley Kash
Covington
L. J. Henry
South Main Street
Hargis Hughes
Younger Osborne
Grover and
Claude Sullivan
Mason County
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Mesdames Ella Rounsavall
Maurer
Williamsburg
Wylie Poynter
J. W. Poynter
John Hodgkin
J. M. Pickrell
William P. French
George Prewitt
Gippie Sympson
Dave Matlack
John Reese
Charlie Rees
Lena Bratton
Stanley Jackson
Nannie Bowden
Lizzie Taylor
Martha Rye
Annie
Lelia Croxton
Greer
Euchre Club
Bruce P.duty
John Clelland
Mesdames
William Massie
Lucien Beckner
George Clark
John T. H. O’rear
Henry Gall
J. W. Ishmael
Taliaferro Beckner
Susan G. Anderson
Ogden Crutcher
Harry Strossman
Roll Ratliff
Charles Parrish
Harry Strother
Frank Johnson
Curtis Evans
Sam Jeffries
Harvey Franklin
Mark Donovan
G. Lee Wainscott
Oscar Johnson
Tom Bradley
Harry Allen
C. E. Gibbons
Flynn
Rand Baldwin
N. K. Foster
O. R. Venable
John M. Jenkins
Misses Ella Pendleton
Ruth Scott
Allan Crutcher
Kate Hunt
Whitcomb
Henry Thompson
W. S. Massie
J. Smith Hayes
Maurice Miller
Bruce Duty
M. T. McEldowney
J. M. Jenkins
J. H. McNeill
C.H. Bowen
Artis & Turnbull
Baldwin Bros
Jewelees and
Opticians
Kate Payne
Payne's Deat
Wm. H. French
Colson
Louisville
Henry Nunnelley
Phirl Colter
Jane Gaitskill
June Hunter
Danville
R. B. Hunter
R. L. Quisenberry
West
Clifton B. Ross
New York
Winchester
Clark County
Comforts
Voiles
Perrin’s
Clifton B
Ross
South Main St
Our
Winchester Drug Co
A. Feld
Sue Vivian
Hart Robinson
The
Brown Praetoria
Smoot & King
Daisy’s
Kidwell’s
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