Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-25
Celebrates s4th Birthday.

birth, with an elegant dinner for
about twenty of her children and
grandchildren, who for a number of
years have made it their custom to
enjoy the event with her. The menu
on this occasion was said to surpass
all former efforts, and the guests de-
parted hoping she would extend her
invitation to many more repasts such
as this one.
Miss Myrtle Lamb visited her sister
Mrs. W. NJ. French, several days last
week.
Mrs. James S. VIM, of Winchester
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Robt.
Miller.
Mrs. Rollie Lamb and little son,
Harry Lee, have been visiting her sis
err Lena Lamb.
Miss Belle Bennett and Deaconess
Emily Olmstead spent Friday and
Saturday in London.
Miss Maude Miller has returned
from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Emil
IIlhart in Nicholasville.
Mr.. Hobart French, of Pamela, visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. W. M. French, last
week. He enjoyed his visit fine.
Messrs. Thomas and Homer Metcalf
of Danville, were with friends here
Sunday.
Miss Alice Clark Kellogg Of Mar
garet College, Versailles, spent the
weekend with her parents on the
Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Martin were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Curtis to meet Major Tom Curtis Of
Hattiesburg.
Mrs. G. W. Evans and Miss Curra'
lleen Smith were guests for the week.
end of their sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Benton
in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Fritz, Of
Stanton, Va, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the latter's sister, Mis-:
Alice Metcaf.
Misses Matte Elder, Mayme Camp
bell, Anne Enright, Geneva McCar
thy motored to Lexington to be witt
friends Sunday.
Mrs. S. B. Rowlett is dangerousl,
i'll with heart trouble at her home OF
the Lancaster pike, and her childrei
have been called 10 her bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson VIII
have had rooms in the Mckee build
; ling since the first of the year, hav
moved to their home on the Irwin
| pike.
$ Miss Mary Catherine Jasper wa
{ the guest of friends in Shelbyville fc
the weekend and attended the color
hal party given at Science Hill Satul
day evening.
Mr.. NJ. C. Kellogg, Mr.. R. E. Tu
ley, Mr.. Joe Boggs and Judge Baxt'
. were in Lexington Monday for NEE
ing of the Dixie Highway at Il
fhoenix Hotel.
The Stanford Journal says Mi
Mary Q. Covington, who is teachir
in the high school at Stanford, is qui
sick this week.
w. NJ. French and wife and lit
daughters, Martha and HELEN, al
Hobart French, of Pamela, win be Il
guests of C. w. Lamb and family (
the Irvine pike, for the weekend.
Miss Anna Belle Ward has just r
ceived a card from her brother, Ne
son Ward, who has been in France f
the past year in the air service, n
II been commissioned to Spain whe
he viii engage in secret service wo
for the U. S. government.
Mrs. Lee Smitha, and son, Mess
Arthur Aadms, T. C. and t. B. Adar
all of Lexington, and Mrs. Mann
Todd, Misses May and Ruth Todd,
k Georgetown, Mr.. Joe Adams. of Lo
3 don. and Mr.. Arthur Saylor, of Ber'
B were among the out of town peoI
here to attend the funeral Of \
Lewis Stagner.
B Major T. NJ. Curtis who former
e made his home here, but moved
3 Hattiesburg, Miss, several years az
81 and went to France with the artille
& from Camp Shelby, has been must
II ed out of the service and will arr
& today to visit his nephew, Mr. r
e Curtis and uncle, Mr.. David G. Nj
\ tin. Major Curtis has scores
El. n.ll xx,bo will o.