Richmond daily register., 1921-05-05

Mr.. G.. O. Parke went to Lou-
isville Tuesday as delegate from
the 9Th district representing The
Modern Woodmen of America
which convened Wednesday, the
4th, for the purpose OF electine
delegates to the National convea-
ton at St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. D. B. Shackelford was III
Lexington this week, the guest
of Miss Mamie Miller Woods, for
luncheon at the Phoenix HoteI
in honor of Mrs. Taylor, Of OF
tumna, Iowa.
Mrs. Randa BrOnough. of Mel,
olasville, who frequently visits
Richmond relatives and friends
submitted to a very serious alb
dominal surgery at the GooJ
Samaritan hospital, Lexington
Wednesday morning. Report
from her bedside state that thc
operation was a success and if rc
complications arise her physi-
clans expect her complete recoT-
cry. This news is very encour-
aging to her many friends whc
will anxiously await further new,
from her.
Mr.. Evan s. McCord has re-
turned to Seattle, Washington
after few days stay with Nj
and Mrs. T. II. Collins. on La
caster avenue. Mr.. McCOrd mac .
visit to his son, Evan McCord,
Jr., who is senior at Yale this
year. After his commencement
he. will sail with party of friend
for European tour probabi
spending the vacation months
abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gree
spent Wednesday i'll Lexington.
Mr.. Edwin Turcly was at hom
from Ravenna, for a Week-en.
visit to his parents, Mr.. and. Mrs
IG. B. Turley. on Glyndon avenue
Mrs. Christopher d. Chenaul
who has been quite i'll since he.
return from the d. A. f. Cor
grcss at Washington, is now bet
ter and able to be out-LcxinG
ton Herald
DR.. T. J, Turley, Mrs, Turle.
and Miss Bessie Jean Turle
spent Wednesday in Lexington.
Mrs. Ida Blunschi has returne
from visit to relatives at Ed,
Bernstadt,
Mr.. John Allen, of Lexington
and daughter, Miss Martha Ale
OF Oklahoma City, arrived Wed
nesday night for visit to NJ;
and Mrs. Allen Earring. Saturda,
they will go to Louisville for tn
Derby.
Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Gait. O.
Lexington will be guests Of Mis-,
Helen Bennett for the Federa
ton.
DR.. w. S. Fish. who has bee
50 critically i'll Of uraemic poison
ing at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lex
ington, has been discharged anC
after a few weeks recuperatio.
will go to Norfolk, Va, to resume
his work.
Mrs. Matte Osborne and
daughter, of Winchester, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Cruise, i'll the county.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Secrest
of the Normal, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Secrest, in Irvine.
Mrs. VIM. Metcalfe, Of Yer
sailles, has been Berea the pas
week with her daughter. who
submitted to an operation at thC
Berea hospital.
Miss Roberta Adams Has re-
turned to her home in Paris. after
a visit to her cousin, Miss Flor
ence Dawson. on Lancaster av
enue.
The Lexington Herald saws
Mrs. James Smith and her sister
Mrs. Dan Harder, of Richmond
and Mr.. Newton Combs and sons
went to Louisville Saturday for
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Julian VanE
Wrinkle.
Miss Patsy Rosson will be the
guest of friends in Danville, for a /
dance Friday evening.
Mr.. F. E. Chase is victim off
humps this week. /
$ Mr.. Lurleen Million attended |
the races in Lexington Wednes-
day
Mrs. Cynthia Farris has return
home from visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nettie F. Bohn, Mt.
Airy avenue, Paris.
Mrs, Hattie Buchanan is being
welcomed home this week from a
several months stay at Coronado