The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

Last week was an eventful one
with the round Of entertainments
for Misses ArabeIla Bogie, Mary
Cobb Stofer. Julia Trimble Morris
and Garrett Robinson, four pros
pective brides. Among the social
events were the following:
Miss Lucy Clay Woodford en-
tertained the Bogie- Huntington
bridal party at beautifully APP
pointed six-o'clock dinner Monday
ut the suburban home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Wood
ford. A most enjoyable evening
was spent by the assembled guests.
BEAUTIFUL Z O'CLOCK DINNER.
"A beautiful seven course dinner
was given to the Stofer- Ringo
wedding party on Tuesday even
ing at seven o'clock by DR.. and
Mrs B, f. Thomson at their beau
tiful home on West Main street.
Coming as it did, as a climax to
the many ante-nuptial functions it
was indeed happy occasion.
About the festive and artistically
decorated round table we're gather
ed the merry men and maidens,
sixteen in number. The table with
its decorations OF green and white
was a thing of beauty. These
colors were seen all through the
seven courses, and in the hand
painted place cards to which we're
attached by green and white rib
bons, the suggestive souvenirs. In
these souvenirs the guests found
their toasts.
To the wedding party. consist
ing of the contracting parties,
Miss Jane Darnall of Jennings
burg, Miss Rebecca B. Kendall,
Mrs. John Stoger, Mr.. H. NJ
Ringo and Mr.. Jackson d. Stofer
were added Miss Penelope F. How
of Cincinnati, Miss Mary Kemper
Darnall and Mr.. Frank Darnall of
Mayslick, Miss Charlotte Rogers,
Mr.. Bacon Moore of Harrodsburg,
Mr.. w. f. Crooks and Mr.. John
Stofer.
This was one of the most en-
jovable affairs of the fall season.
FOR MISS MORRIS.
Mrs. Albert Hoffman and Mrs.
r l.. Coleman entertained at the
home of Mrs. Hoffman last Friday
with an afternoon tea in honor of
the bride-to-be, Miss Julia Trimble
Morris. The lovely home on North
Maysville street was beautifully
decorated, showing the splendid
tastes of the hostesses. At the con-
clusion of the afternoon the host
esses,y the guest of honor and
those who assisted in entertaining
were served dainty icesin the shape
of candles with small lighted tap
erin the end of each candle and at
a given word these were blown out
with wish for the happy BRIDE
to be. The color scheme of green
and white Was carried out most eff
fectxply even to the cakes and ices.
Receiving with the hostesses were
Miss Morris. Miss Arabella Boyle,
Miss Mary Cobb Stofer and Miss
Garnette Robinson. Mrs. Il. P.
Thomas, Miss Louise Lloyd, Mrs.
r. "A. Chiles, Mrs. L. d. Gate,
wood, Mrs. Marcia Hoffman. Mrs.
q. A. Lindsay, Mrs. Amanda Il.
Howell, Mrs. Emilee H. Reid,
Misses Lillian and Lodema Wood,
aud Miss Flo Shirley assisted in
entertaining. The affair was one
of the most enjoyable of the many
social events this season.
RECEPTION GIVEN BY MISS NELL
Upton.
One of the prettiest of Fall en-
tertainments was the reception
given last Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Nell Upton for two of the
seasons brides, Misses Garnett
Robinson and Arabella Bogie. The
home on Howard Avenue was
deliberately decorated in ported
plants, whine chrysanthemums,
Southern smilax and autumn leaves.
In the reception hall the guests
~ ere met by Mrs. VIM. earrings
ton, who rshered them upstairs,
and on returning they were invited
IN the parlor, where Misses Lilliau