Splendid Bow Haven Dinner for Patsy Pickrells Bridesmaids
Society notes celebrate Patsy Pickrell’s dinner in honor of her bridesmaids at Bow Haven. Guests included Miss Patsy Pickrell and Miss Margaret Sphar with their escorts, elegant table decor of white satin and green rose motifs, and toasts to the bride elect. Also coverage of the Fortnightly Club meeting at Patsy’s country home with an inaugural address by Mrs. Carrie Mills, musical selections, a world-notes paper by Mrs. Wooten, and a courtesy lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Patsy Pickrell
Bowhaven
Patsy
Will French
Margaret Sphar
James French
Margaret McKinley
Carrie Mills
Wooten
Jas. S. Winn
Helen Buckner
Sara Buckner
T. W. L. van Meter
Personal notices show wide travel and visits across states
Miss Mary Bright Moore visiting Cincinnati. Chas B Nelson from Washington DC staying with parents in town. Many locals travel to Lexington Cincinnati and Covington for visits and meetings. Upcoming weddings and social events feature notably at Broadway and Mt Olive Church with families from Louisville Paris Owingsville and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bright Moore
Cincinnati
Mrs Sam Jeffries Hosts Euchre and Forty Two Clubs
Tuesday afternoon the Fortnightly Euchre Club played for no prizes and kept strict game tallies with a dinner to the winner at Brown Prosperia. Tuesday evening Mrs Jeffries hosted the Forty two Club and served a refreshing lunch after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jeffries
Jeffries
Corrections on Winchester Woodmen Camp Report
A Winchester letter to the editor corrects three items about a Modern Woodmen of America camp at the Court House. It notes next week's meeting will administer obligations and reveal woodcraft secrets, and install officers. The consul title is correct, not counselor, and banker elect is misidentified as W S Mass. The writer praises the first issue of The Winchester News and urges subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
The
Woodmen of America
Court House
Councel
W. S. Massie
W. S. Mass
Winchester News
A Vesper Song of Spring From Irene Morse
The Westminster Gazette discusses the poem A Vesper Song of Spring translated from German by Irene Forbes Morse. The note outlines the work’s translation approach and literary merit within the period’s German poetry reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Westminster Gazette
Irene Forbes Morse
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Gay Prewitt
Sara Goodloe Benton
Willis Battaille
Carrie Morgan Graves
Charles Dudley
John Holloway
Chas. B. Nelson
Washington, D. C
Jas. Nelson
Haggard Street
Anna
Mr. Nelson
John H. W. Holloway
Florida
Harry Strossman
Myra
Rebecca Duke
Mrs
Gus Brooks
Warren Witherspoon
P. B. Winn
Lexington
Jane Gaitskill
William Cumming
Virginia
B. R. Jouett
Jackson
Mary Weaver
Corinne Singleton
A. W. Lyman
Hallie Vaughn
R. C. Mansfield
Anna Chandler Goff
Covingon
Jas. Phillips
Pittsburg
Penn
Pearl Colter
Louisville
Ann Duerson
Mt. Sterling
James Kennedy
George Kohlhass
George Curry
Bertha Pigg
Tebbs Dudley
Nannie Dudley
Highland Street
Ann Dudley
Harrodsburg
Beaumont College
Bush Martin
New York
Harry Benedict
Niagara Falls
Curtis Wilkes
Chester
Earnest Beach
Lee Todd
Cinneinnati Money
Dudley
B. A. Crutcher
Richmond
Efit
C. H. Bowen
Stellay Morday
Lynnean Bell
Paris
Abe Renick
Martha Moris
Louise
R. P. Seabee
Jas. Jeffries
Lerty
Fila W. Haggard
Messrs
Wilmore Cooper
Louis Start
Lextington
Ray Patterson
Owingsville
Connor Ewing
Tom Bradley
Neville
Aitkin
Flemingsburg
J. L. Weber
T. F. Phillips
Kate Meredith
Texas
Kate Morgan
Mr. Willett
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Stuart Tracy
Boswell
Ladies Aid Society
the Christian Church
Broadway
Edith Hogan
Ed. Green
J. Hood Smith
A. J. Reed
Bellingham
Washington
Mr. Reed
Northwestern
Kentucky
Wm. Lapsley
McAfee
Mercer Co
R. 0. Fitch
Lexington Avenue
S. L Walden
Thelma
Jessie Adame
Covington
J. B. Muir
J. C. Larey
New
York
Ella W. Haggare
Euchre Club
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