Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-04

tended, to be one of the most charm
ing affairs Of tho entire year. Smiths
Orchestra furnished the, music, the
floor, was ia, splendid Condition, the
Mnch was delicious and severythi1E
was done for the enjoyment Of the
guests. There was an unusually large
number of visitors from, Mt. Sterling,
Georgetown and Paris. The chaperons
were Mr.. and MRS. IT, D. Chenault,
Mrs. G. G. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B.
Weisenburgh, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
Mays, Mrs. j.. M. Haden and Miss
Bessie Miller.
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Celebrates First Birthday
Sunday afternoon, at their home in
the country, Miss Alice Lorraine Petty
and her brother entertained in honor
of their baby sister, Virginia Lee,
who had reached her first birthday.
The color scheme of cream and white
was carried out in every way, her
large birthday cake ices with yellow
rose-buds graced the center Of the
dining table with the one little yell
low candle burning brightly on it.
Quite number of friends were pres
ent to enjoy the occasion and all went
away wishing the dear baby many
more such happy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
buted.
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Luncheon in Mt. Sterling
Mrs. Dan Chenault and daughter,
Miss Josephine, who are visiting Mrs.
Snyder in Mt. Sterling, were the
guests at "a luncheon given in honor
of Mrs. James Gayer and daughter.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Carroll
Hamilton, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs.
Dan Prewitt, Mrs. Gayer, Miss Marie
Gayer, Mrs. George Synder, Mrs.
Chenault and Miss Josephine Chenault
The party was a pretty compliment
to the attractive guests;
Celebrates Birthday
Master l.. B. Weisenburgh Jr., en-
tertained about twenty of his friends
at West Over Terrace in honor of his
birthday. Games were enjoyed and
the hours were most happily spent.
Refreshing ices and cakes were serv-
ed.
Miss Edith Mellinger is visiting
relatives in Cincinnati, Newport, and
Covington. The Enquirer had the
following in regard to an affair she
attended Tuesday night. Last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson assem-
bled 100 friends of their lovely daugh-
tiers, Miss Frances and Miss Eleanor,
for an informal dance at their home
on College Hill, where the view of
the wide, hill-framed valley, with the
new moon and the enormous evening
star at it's tip, was a very charming
place in which to be on a summers
night. A small dinner preceded the
dance, and to which a few friends
of the daughters of the house were
hidden, the other merrymakers drop
ping in at $3.50 o'clock.
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Prof. ]. B. Cassidy is in Louisville
on business.
Mrs. Jonah Wagers spent Thurs
day in Lexington.
Miss Wilmer Robinson is visiting
relatives near Cynthiana.
Mrs. D L. Cobb spent Sunday, with
Mrs. w. M. Turley in Cynthiana.
Miss Mamie Chenault, of Maysville,
is visiting Mrs. T. d. Chenault, Jr.
Mr.. j. A. Daughtery is in Paris
where he has accepted a position.
Mr.. Levi Rayburn, Of Blue Diamond
is visiting Mr.. Pleas B. Parks on End
street.
Mrs M. T. Chandler has returned
from visit to relatives in Paris and
Cynthiana.
Miss Elizabeth Gardener hasreturn-
ed from a visit to Mrs. w. P. Will
Jams in Irvine.
Rev. M. T. Chandler returned We'd
lesday from the Centenary meeting
1t Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Rhodes Settle, of Berea, and
Mr.. Charlie Nicely were married in
Richmond Thursday.
Miss Sara Lail, of Cythiana, who
S attending the Normal was called |
home by the death of her uncle.
A letter to Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
W. M. French who were glad to re-
.eive this letter from their brother.
Marriage license was issued to Mr..
Henry Wilbur, of Richmond and, Miss
Felicia Slate, of Chattanooga, at Lex
ntOn.
Col. Sam Crecelius and family, of
louisville, have leased the home of
Mrs. Jonas Rucker on Woodland
venue.
Mr.. Earl Savage and Mrs. Savage
ave taken possession Of their new
lome recently purchased of Mr. S.
7. Moberley.
Mrs Everett Witt and Mr.. Neville
Witt were in Cynthiana Sunday.
Mrs. V. H Hobson is visiting Mr..
J. E. Mccain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaugh Broaddus are
eing congratulated over the arrival
f beautiful little. daughter, chris
ened Anna Hume.
Miss Helen Rollins Bennett has re-
lrned from Vassar for the summer
acation, with her parents, Mr.. and
IRIS Waller Bennett.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger will entertain to-
ay with an elaborate luncheon in
Onor of Miss Elizabeth's o11est Miss