The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-15
PERSONAL and SOCIAL


Frank Thompson took in the Blue
Grass Fair FRIDAY.
Mr. aud Mr.. Will Hooker spent
Friday at the Blue Gra-, Fair.
Mir. ". q. Scott J. taxing "a much
needed rest ia 81. Joseph Mich.
Mr.. II. NJ scott has been attend
ing the Blue Grass FAIR
Ml-sc, May aud Annie Lee Burn,
aud Master Albert Burn. OF Paris
have been visiting at Mr.. David
Scott.
Mr.. Emii Baer. and daughter,
Re~-c. of Baraboo. Wis, wha attend
ed the golden wedding celebration
of Mr.. aud Mr.. j. u. Basin, have
gone to visit her daughter }. W. Bias
tn and family at Pitt-burL.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. ". Acey, DR.. aud
Nj. ". T.. O'Bannon and Mack LN-
,lc attended the Blue Grass imr at
Lexington last week.
nv. ". H. lliggln- ~ improving
RAPIDLY at Elixir Springs, hi- many
friends will bc glad to know.
Mr-. Noodle Hal, Mr,. II. {. Nr"y
nud children have returned from
pleasant visit Ia relatives lu Kansas
civ.
Mi~- Mary Miller. of Richmond
was the guest last wccck OF Ni~~
polhe McRobcrt~.
Mr.. John Davis of Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. l.. VI. Howe, Of Hartman. Tenn.
and Mis- Ebbic Francis. of knr
Mountain. are guests of Mr.. W. l..
M,Cartv
". =. Fmhrv and John II. Shank~
spent several days at the Lexington
fair last week.
Mi~- Margaret Reynold~ j. VS.
itine her aunt Mr.. Shaw at Sci'nc"
Hill
Mise, Cora aud Anna REYNOLDS
are visiting their sisters Mr.. II. :
Rlumfcld. Of Cincinnati and Mr..
l.. =. lIughctt of Indianapolis Ind.
JE Sariau and wife aud Mi tcdn
Uohzcluw left last week for VII
more to attend the camu meeting
They will visit relatives before re-
turning.
Mr.. aud Mr.. &. T. Tate and Mr..
and Mr.. 7. \. Bicc motorcd over q"
the Blue Grass fair iu Mr.. Taie~
car and spent several DAYS last week
Mr.. X. &. Sautlev and son 81
Parker. Arizona. are guests of her
father. col. j. VI. Robinson at Crab
Orchard Springs.
Mrc. Salhc Carrier came down
from London SATURDAY 10 visit
friends here and in the Wavne~hurS
section.
Mr.. Ernest Garter and little son.
Earl. have returned To- their home m
Evansville. Ind.
Mr.. J. ". llagin, of t"Nluclon,
wa, the guest of her sister Mr.. u.
=. Raughman and ather relatives last
week
The Danvile Messenger SAYS
One of the events of tins week "hl'n
insured interest. amusement ana
pleasure m Dauville society was the
pretty porch party given Thursday
morning by Mrs. John Chestnut IN
honor of Mh.. ID. ". Nathan. Mrs'
chestnut handsome home aud porch
,reeu fern. and palms. Mr-. Chest
was decorated in yellow flowers and
mt received in a beautiful toilet "i
tan wolfe. Mr.. Mahan wore tascl.
mating gown of white embroldere"
null over light bblue silk. Mrs. SIM
Slaughter. of Muskogee, Okla, wore
a handsome black gown ana Mrs.
BESSIE Hardin. of Stanford, wore a
pretty white gown. The color scheme
Of yellow was carried out IN the de
licious refreshments. The hostess
understands to the nicely of a point
the art of entertaining. Some nifty
guests enioyed the elegant social uf
fair.
The Danville Messenger has the
following announcement OF an en-
cngement of interest here: One of
the most beautiful affairs of this !
week was the announcement party !
given this afternoon at Campus Ken !
meth bv Miss Lille Cecil. The color !
scheme of green and crystal was ear
RED out in all of the decorations. The |
table was a. bowI> OF maiden hair |
fern, hanging from the chandelier |
was basket OF whlle pond miles |
tied with green tulle. Twelve crys-
tai vases tied together with crystal
chains of maiden hair was around |
the table. At the cotfe-diinking |
course. Miss Cecil raised her cup and |
exclaimed. "Oh girls, see my best
friend, a little blonde, and a dark
haired man are Ia he married m
November" II proved true, for Mrs.
David Dunn has since announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Cerena Dunn, aud DIR. Oscar l.. May |
This announcement is of much in
terest in this city where both par
ties are well known. DIR. May is a
promising young physician. of Dan
vile. and the bride-to-be is a popu-
lar society girl and is much admired.