Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-22

guests present were schoolmates of
Mrs. White, and it was a happy reun-
1on- After a social hour, the guests
We're invited to the dining room. The
table decorations were most artistic.
In the center was a large basket of
purple iris and columbine, tied with la
Ivender tulle. The place cards were
hand painted violets and the mints
course menu of all the delicacies of the
season was served. It was an occasion
long to be remembered both on account
OF the gracious hospitality of the host
hood friends; The guests were Mrs.
White, Mrs. Homer w. Carpenter. Mrs.
Allen Earring. Mrs. T. H. Collins. Mrs.
Waller Bennett, Mrs. John Goodioe, Jr.,
Ms. ]. j. Neale. Mrs. Mary C. Arbuckle
Mrs R. T.. Bruce, of Stanford, Misses
Matte Tribble. Margaretta Smith and
Entertained Waco Seniors.
Mrs: g. b. Moores gave a delightful
strawberry and ice cream at her home
near Waco. in honor of her daughter.
the Waco High School, Miss Sabra Es-
ties and Mr.. Shirley Williams. All re-
port lovely time. Those who re-
Misses o neN were as f9
Broaddus. Clay Duncan, Beulah Duncan
Katherine Grinstead, katherine Bybee,
Sabra Estes, Esse Ballard. Geneva
Margaret Jones. Lilly HATFIELD. carrie carrie
Thomas. Lura Oldham, Mary Allison,
Anna Mildred Tribble. Ida Cornelison,
Elizabeth Cornelfson. Kate Tribble.
Broughton, and Mary Boggs. Messrs.
Moss Dozier. Clayton Reynolds. Smiley
Williams: Louis Boggs. R. G. Boggs.
Robert Grinstead. Robert Lee ,Goying-
VIM. Hisle. Bush Tribble. Claws Trib-
BILE, Bernard Jones, Hubert Jones, Dee
ter Tribble, Chester Rice. J. B. Cornell
1son, Gordon Metcalf, and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Thorpe.
Delightful Dinner Party.
Mrs. H. C.. Jasper was hostess to q
cIuded Mrs. Swope. fof New York City.
Mrs. Maria Jasper. of Danville, Mrs. A.
P. Mitchell and Mrs. H. c. Muir, of
Nicholasville.
Misses Bessie Estelle Stone and Stel-
la Ramsey have returned from visit
to Miss Louise White, at Paint Lick.
Mrs. Stuart Carson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Carson and daughter. Annette. Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. T. Rice. of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bas-
com Pilfrey and daughter composed q
pleasant house party entertained at the
week.
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home by illness. her many friends will
Mr.. r. L. West, of Taylorsville, Mrs.
J. N. Benton, of Irvine. Mr.. and Mrs.
were here Monday. called by the death
of Mrs. T. H. West.
Mr.. Percy Singleton, who has just
returned from overseas, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Joe Bender.
Mrs. Maria Jasper, of Danville. is the
the guest of her son, DR.. H. c. Jasper
and Mrs. Jasper. on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neale are at
French Lick Springs for a two weeks
stay.
Master Dale Moberly has returned
from a visit to relatives at Pennington
Gap. He was accompanied home by his
aunt, Miss Dutch Forester, who will
be Mrs. Moberly's guest for several
days.
Langford will be glad to know she is
improving after several days illness.
Mrs. Calvin Galloway is in Louisville
| this week attending commencement
son. B. NJ. Stagner. is a student there
this year, and has made splendid re-
cord.
Mrs. Harold Oldham is spending a
few days in Louisville this week.
Mrs. E. B. Keller, of Lexington, is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Charles Green.
Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead, of Winchester
was over Wednesday for a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Parrish.
Mrs. Joe Bender and sons, Forest and
Frank, have returned home from visit
to relatives in Winchester and Nichol-
asville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross, of Lancas-
ter. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
D. Jones, Tuesday, and attended the
Christian Science lecture.
Mrs. Nettie Ballard. Miss Sue Scriv-
ner and Miss Emma Hendren have re-
turned to Winchester after visit to
Mrs. T. K. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black have re-
turned to their home in Indiana, after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Martin.
near Caleast
Mr.. F. c. Hard a prominent travel
ing man who often visits Richmond, Is
quite sick with typhoid fever. at the
Pattie A Clay Inf1rmary.
Mrs. J. A Higgins and Miss Sallie
Ellis, of Frankfort, Mrs. T. M. Wells
and daughter and Mrs. T. T. Coving-
ton Were dinner. guests of Mrs. c. H:
Mrs. Zenia Cobb and Mrs. Annie Mil
lion left Wednesday for a visit to Mr..
Ed Million and family in Mississippi.
Mrs. John Wagers returned to her
home in Lexington Wednesday after q
few days visit to her brother, Mr.. Cur
tbs F. Park, at Speedwe1l.
Miss Ethel Lisle. of Boonesboro. was
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. H. C. Rice.
this week.
Mrs. Smith Oldham is spending a few
weeks in Greensboor, 8. c.
Five hundrdd Fulton county resi-
dents, were indicted by the grand Jury
during no OF fvuo xuooIro ~ 0v,o ,.<ra.