The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-13
WEST END SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

On last Tuesday evening at AL
corn's opera house, at Hustonville, a
half dozen Hustonville young people
proved themselves 20 be cordial hosts
TO about fifty Of their friends. This
delightful social affair was in the
form Of an indoor picnic. The patri-
otto decorations were beautiful, and
arranged very artistically. On the
electric lights were beautiful shades
Of red, white and blue, and from
each twisted crepe Of the same colors
was hung, so ms 10 form an immense
star overhead. The windows and
doors were also draped and near each
an American flag had been placed. A
long table, which extended nearly
across one end Of the room, was ar
tiscally dressed by some young la
dies. The long white cover, which
was trimmed with bands of red and
blue. extended half way TO the the
floor and along the sides tiny silk
flags were crossed The table was
loaded With good things to eat, such
rs meats, sandwiches, olives, pies and
cakes, and there Is no doubt now
about these young ladies being first
class cooks. The young ladies were
dressed in picnic style, carrying out
the color scheme. Sam McKinney's
tri-colored tie, which a little lady
friend had designed was indeed cum
ming and becoming. Putting formality
aside and all out for a good time.
the crowd gathered about the "eats"
which were beautifully served. and
10 which all did justice.
The Splendid victrola music added
a great deal to the entertainment.
Those present were: Misses Carrie
Lewis Edwards, of California. Eliza
beth Stage, Nancy Weddle. LYDIA
Weddle, Martha Tucker, Roberta
Tucker. Marie Floyd. Mary, Cora and
Edith Wilder. Mary Reynierson,
Clara Nunnelley, Ethel and Alice
Burton. Katherine Warmer, Mary
Hanson. Margaret and Ruth Beck.
Nancy Hubble and Marjorie Cock
ings, Of Mckinney. Edith Barnett,
Ruby Spears. Susan Blain. Louella
Drye. May North. Ruth and Grace
Fields. Alsa and Verla Gaines and
Messrs. Dunn Sandidge, Roger Hicks.
Arthur Coffey, James Tribble. Hugh
Reid Foster and Francis Weather
ford. Of Stanford, Charlie Dunn,
Ray Murphy, Carroll Reid Allen,
Murrell Reid. Thomas Metcalf, &C.
Danville. Arthur Burton. Dick Nun
nelley. Claude Dinwiddie. Ben Pruitt.
Horace Rife, Alger Weddle. Marion
Fields. George Barnett, Gibson
North, Mack Mobley, Of Mckinney,
Sam Mckinney, Jesse Rife. Vernon
Childress and Val Rose, Of Alabama !
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Steele and DR. |
and Mrs. Charles Hart were chape- |
rones.
At their beautiful country home
in the West End. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Baughman delightfully."- entertain I
cd the Country Rock Club. on last |
Tuesday evening. There were tables
for about twenty guests and as each |
a tiny Easter rabbit was
pasted on the tally cards. At the con-
clusion of the games a tempting sal
nd and ice course was served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metcalf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Neal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crit Rife. Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Rout,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Baughman, Mr..
win Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Car
Denter, Misses Sadie and Bess Baugh-
nan and King Carpenter.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Crit
Rife gave n sumptuous course din
Ter in honor Of her husbands fiftieth
anniversary. In the center
If the table was q large boquet of
pink carnations and ferns and at
zach plate another flower was placed
Is a favor. Covers were laid for sew
m. The invited guests were: Messrs.
!. p. Rife, June Hooker, James
)epp, Will Neal, Will Rife, Mckee
Rife, DR. J. T. Bohon and Rev. A. II.
school Day.