Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-20

New York, after visit to relatives
here.
Nh. Everett Witt is here from Gym
hiana for few days visit to his
family.
Mrs. Lyman Parrish is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead, in
Winchester.
Mr.. r. B. Terrill and Judge w. r.
Shackelford are spending a few days
at MI. jackson.
Miss Maggie Crosswait, of Harrison
county, is taking teachers training
course at the Normal.
Misses Alice Metcalf and Nellie
Wilson Hill are in Cincinnati for
Grand Opera this week.
DR.. Z. C. McDougIe returned from
Louisville Friday whore he attended
the Inter-church Movement.
Miss Mary Louise Deatheragc was
N Winchester Wednesday evening to
attend the ST. Patrick's dance
Mrs. Edgar Scrivner and little
daughters, of Berea, were visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Dick Dunn this
week
Miss Nancy Boudinot, who has
charge of a school near Frankfort i
with friends at Sullivan Hall this weel;
for visit.
Mr.. Crit Frazier has returned from
Houston, Texas, and friends VIII be
sorry to know he is confined to hi
room by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, r. Denny enter
tanned very Informally ct dinner Fri
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Oyerton Harder.
| Miss Lille Combs, of Winchester
was called to the bedside of her broth
CT, Mr.. H2rlan Combs, and family whl
are very Ill with flu.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Vaughn have re
turned to Irvine after few days sta!
with the formers mother, Mrs. T. c
Vaughn on Broadway.
Rev. ]. P. Tulpin, Of Estill county
was with friends in Richmond Thurs
day. lie also visited friends in Bere;
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Grinstcad, 0
Winchester, arc out again after
7 three weeks illness Of flu, their man
J. friends will be glad to know.
4, Mr.. Embry made his home in Cir
! cippati with his late uncle, from hi
boyhcqd, but has been much in Lex
> ingtop, where he is very popular.
- The little sons Of Mr. and Mrs. v
E. Luxon have been quite i'll thi
/; fwcek with . very bad form OF flu
They are reported improving today
Mcssrs. William Burnaln, Rode
/ Terriu, Oscar Stanifer and Leslie Pig
/: were in Winchester Wednesday ever
ling. to attend the St. Patricl,'s dance.
FL Mrs, Mamie Ballard was Gale
. from Lexington by the serious lines
iof her son, John ". Ballard, who
lin Berea hospital with typhoid feve
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. ChenauIt hav
lreturned from New Orleans, wher
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Williar
Woodward, who are spending the wiz
ter there.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Tate viii leav
Monday for Orlando, Florida, to spen
several weeks They were called hom
by illness in the family of thei
daughter, MIS-. II. de B. Forbes
Since the. death of his uncle he ha
taken a position in Cleveland with
new branch OF the commission firm c
Green ard Enbry, and he and his bird
will mako their home in that city.
Deaconcss Emily Olmstead, Mr!
Nv. A. ]. Suit, Mrs. z. H. Bybce, Mr..
Z. NJ. Stivers, and Mrs W. A. Lang
ford have returned from Cynthian;
Whore they went to- attend the meetin
of the State Missionary board.
Mr.. Talton Henry Embry, son c
Mrs. Mamie Jewell Embry, and brott
er of Mrs. Embry Goodwin, OF thi
city, is to be married to Miss Mario
Louise Heller. the only child of NJ
and Mrs. VIM. H. Heller, of New Yorl
The date for the ceremony has not We
been selected.
Miss Heller is beautiful and &C
complished young woman, gradual
of Miss Spence's school in New YorF
and prominent war worker of tn
metropolis. The marriage will be tn
result of romance beginning whel
she and her mother, as members of