The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-29
BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
Given at Moreland Tuesday Evening
To Two Popular Young Men

Moreland, May W.
A most delightful and up-to- date
occasion Of the season among the So
cicty folks was the witnessed last
Tuesday evening, when DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. Lee Pipes delightfully."- entertained
Ernest l.. Ford and alter Bryan Moser.
OF Moreland. who graduated from the
HustonviIle High School this year with
honors Mr.. Ford. as salutatorian and
aud Mr. Moscr. as valedictorian OF the
class
After the guests had arrived they
we're soon coupled off very nicely
by Miss Minelle Pruitt. who gave the
girls and BOYS each a slip of paper
with the name OF something that makes
a peculiar noise The boy f,rs, gave the
sound and the girl had to answer in
the same way. This caused much fun
and much praise is due Miss Pruitt for
her quaint design As soon as the boys
iound their partners they were heartily
received by the receiving line which
consisted of the guests OF honor. host
aud hostess They then found seats on
the bcau'iul Lawn. lighted with col
orcd lights and fragrant with many
flowers
In the meantime the air was vibrat-
ing with the melodious notes from the
Violin. guitar and mandolin. viii, n
were very skilfully played by Messrs.
Roy Minks. Ambros Wilson and DR..
Pipes Misses Minellc Pruitt and Ethci
Ellis entertained the crowd III most
pleasing manner AT ten O'Clock the
guess were ushered into the dining
loom which was enlarged by throwing
a IL al. a.
ing roou and sitting room. The table
was beautifully decorated in green and
pink and potted flowers. The large
quantity OF cut glass and silver also
added much to the beauty of the scene.
The refreshments consisting OF straw
berry ice cream and cakes were very
charningly served by Misses Agnes
Russell. Katherine Coifey. Virginia
Dinwiddie and katherine Mcclure
I he class colors, which are green and
pink we're artistically carried out, both
in the decorations and refreshments.
Only four of the graduates had the
privilege TO be present, Messrs. Err
nest Ford. Bowman Myers, Allen Ray
Evans. Walter Moser. Mr.. Dodd Skin
ner has gone on an extended trip 10
Virginia and the only girl graduate,
Miss Lena Russell has returned to her
home in Indianapolis.
The gay crowd left at late hour
after congratulating Mr.. Ford and Mr.
Noscr ON being so highly honored as
to be entertained by such delightful
people as DIR. and Mrs. Pipes.
| Those who were present were; Miss
Ethel Burton. Messrs John and Roger
Hicks. Stoner Stephenson. Miss Mary
Peavyhouse. Miss ANA Barker. Miss
blanche Barnett, Miss Elizabeth
Peavyhouse. Messrs Ora Barnett. Geo
Barnett. Bowman Myers. Allen r. Ev-
ans. Mack Peavyhouse. Miss Roberta
Blan. Miss Louise Cook. Miss Sarah
Back. Misses Ellie lads. Zula Eads
Miss Mamie Cooper. Miss Annie s
REYNOLDS, Miss Mamie Weddle. OF
Hustonville Miss Lena Back. Mr.. Vim
Burkett. Miss Minelie Pruitt, Mr.. Jno
BACK. Mi Harvey Hopkins, Mr. Der
Pruitt. Mr.. Tom Back. Miss Oneits
Shoemaker. Miss Ethel Ellis. Misses
Mabel and Katherine Mcclure. Mr.
Emmins Mcclure. Mr. Earl Bell, Miss
Lula b. Rout. Miss Mary Hanson
Miss katherine Coffey. Mr.. and Mrs
Noah Bishop. James Pipes. Misses Nir-
ginia and Lucille Dinwiddie. Miss Ag-
mes Russell. Master Joseph Bishop
Me Claude Dinwidd,e. Mr.'Ott Myers
Mr. Roy Minks, Mr. Ambros Wilson
Mr. Robert Ford, Mr. Walter Moser
Mr. Ernest Ford. Mr.. Slaughter,