The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland A. Smith. of
Stephensport, issued invitation to
seventy-6ve OF their friends to a
twelve o'clock dinner on Wednesday.
| November 10, in observance of their
| golden wedding There were about
| fifty who made a personal response
to the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith for dinner, and several more
Of their many friends called at the
home in the afternoon to extend con-
| gratulations.
The home was prettily decorated
in yellow. Yellow chrysanthemums
to which had been added other beauti-
| full flowers, the gifts from friends,
| were part Of the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith we're assisted in
receiving their guests by Mrs. K. A.
ShelIman, of Stephensport, and Miss
Eliza May, of Cloverport.
In the DINING room the long table
had for its center-piece vase of
yellow chrysanthemums, and at one
end was a wedding cake with the
dates "1s7O-192O" on it. This was the
gift of Mrs. Nora Wagner, of Louis
vile. Another wedding cake with fifty
golden candles was presented by
Misses Eva and Eliza May, of Glow
export.
At twelve o'clock the guests entered
the Dining room and there they were
servd a very sumptous dinner, pre-
pared to the queens TASTE" and SER
we'd in the hospitable style for which
Kentucky is noted. After the dinner
several of the guests made toasts to
Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
In the afternoon, the Misses May
and Miss Susie Warren, of Ammons.
KY, delightfully."- entertained the visit
ors with several vocal numbers.
1t was just such day as Wednes-
day, a bright and crisp November day,
fifty years ago that Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. the latter Who was Miss Cinda
Hall, were married in the same little
hamlet of Stephensport. The Rev. ].
H. Lennen, whose death occurred
a short time ago, performed the cere-
mony. The brides maid of honor was
Miss Idell Smith, deceased, a sister
of the groom, and the best man was
Mr.. George Jolly, of Owensboro, who
could not be present for the golden
wedding
For fourteen years. Mr. Smith was
the inn-keeper at Stephensport, he
was also wharf master during the
steam boat days, hence he and Mrs.
Smith have large circle of friends.
They were the Recipients of tele,
grams, letters and presents from many
different States on their golden we'd
ding, sent by friends whom they made
in their younger days.
Those who presented their personal
compliments from out of town were
Mrs. John ID. Babbage, Mrs. c. w.
Hannah, Misses Eva and Eliza May,
Cloverport; A. X. Kincheloe. Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor Beard, Mrs. A. NJ Kin
cheloe, Miss Nancy Kincheloe, Hard
insburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gregory,
Mr. and Mrs. H B. Moorman and
Miss Louise Norman. DR.. and Mrs
+. c. Harmed, Misses Ruth and Mary
Ann Harmed, Mr.. and Mrs Jas. d.
Norman. Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs. H.
H. Henninger and daughter. Ava
Belle, Garfield Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Bassett. Raymond; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.!
ID. Smith. Elizabethtown; Mrs. Guy
Smith and Mrs Nancy Payne, Louis
vile.
Compliments presented in the way
of gifts came from the following:
A. X. Kincheloe, SIS in gold
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gregory. Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. B. Moorman and Miss
Louise Moorman. Garfield SIS in gold. |
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Smith. Garfield, |
S. in gold.
DR.. E. c. Harmed and family. Gar
field. S. in gold
Dr. A. M. Kincheloe. Mrs. Kinche- |
Toe and daughter. Hardinsburg, S. in
gold