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Of gray mo'rr ribbon. Her hat will DO
Of blue paunr velvet ornamented with
gray ostrich plume. The accessories TO
her costume will also lie OF gray and 4
corsaee bouquet Of brides roses. AMI
lilies Of the valley vii! he worn. Shn
will DO attended by Miss Elizabeth
Mayer. 4 sister OF the groom as brides
maid. Miss Mayer will wear a smart
model In brown. with gloves, slippers
and hose Of brown. iIer flowers will DO
corsagc bouquet or sweetheart roses.
At tho NNnc!usion Of the ceremony
the bridal party and their friends Will
be entertained at n reception and we'd
ding breakfast at tho home OF the
brides parents. Beautiful floral dec
urations will be seen on the brides
table, and covers Will he laid for thirty
1--WE guests Later In the day Mr.. Mayer
and his bride will leave on an extended
" eddIng trip which will include visits
{" Philadelphia. Washington. n. c.. and
other eastern cities. on their return
they will he Mt home to their friends
ut 413la South York street.
Miss Winicsdorffer Is the only daugh-
ter OF Mr.. nnd Mrs. Joseph Winlesdorf-
fer. Sr.. and Is popular In wide circle
Of friends. Mr.. Mayer is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry s. Mayer OF Four
tecnth street. and a member Of the
sales force OF the Strochmann Baking
company.
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business visitor in this city for a
few days.
Miss Ethelyn H. Brett. OF Boston,
Mass. Is the guest OF friends In. this
city for few days.
J. VI. Cassavir Will return to his
home in Columbus. o.. today, follow
Ing short business trip here.
+. II. List, OF Cleveland, o., arrived
here yesterday and will spend the
week calling on business men.
J. c. Stewart will return TO his home
in Pittsburgh this evening. following
a short business trip here.
Miss Grace f. Evans. OF Portland,
Me- is visiting with friends here for
few days.
Elmer +. Walaschmidt, OF Pitts
burgh. Is spending few days here
looking after business interests.
Mr.. F. G. Wagner, Of Eofr street has
gone 10 PlttsburgL, where he Will meet
friends with whom he will motor TO At
lantlc City for n stay Of several weeks.
Miss Amy thapline has returned from
Kansas city where sne has been visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs Suydan.
Mrs. r. o. Wiley has gone to Nebras-
ka. where she will visit her son. DR..
Charles !. Riley.
Mrs. John NJ. Birch will return today
from q visit to friends In Washington
D. e..
Miss Ruth Riley stenographer in the
Ohio County Farm bureau who has been
III for several days Is slowly recovering
at her home
Mrs. Elizabeth Troll who has heen Ill
Dl-A1 ov -
for tho past week Is slowly recovering.
Miss Almeda BORING. stenographer In
tho Boy Scout office Ia reported recover
street.
Mrs. william Rowley md her SON
william Rowley. spent the week end In
Pittsburgh where they visited Reginald
! Rowley, who Ia q student at Carnegie
Tech.
Miss Mary Tardy returned last Fri
day from Cleveland where she has been
/ visiting friends.
Circuit. Court Clerk John L. King,
horn has returned to duty after an Ill
ness OF several days.
Policeman Frank Elberts. Of tn,
Island. who has been confined to The
Ohio Valley General hospital for the
past month with broken leg. was r.
moved to HIS home yesterday.
| y. ). Hood. OF Columbus, Is the guest
of his sister. Mrs. William Trlssler OF
Eofr street.
Miss Alice Gatewood, OF Madison
Wis, who has been the guest OF local
relatives and friends for the past SIX
weeks, has returned home.
NIrs. Max Wherry. Of Pittsburgh. for.
mcrly Miss Katherine Bodley. OF
Moundsville. is the guest Of Wheeling
and Moundsville relatives for the week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metzner and
son Gilbert, OF South Wheeling, are
visiting in Pittsburgh for a few days.
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MEET To PLAN
hoy SCOUT WORK
sCoUT MASTERS AND EXECUTIVE
Con6ITTEE MEET THIS
EVENING.
Hogs-DAvis Green Room 70 Be Scene OF
Gathering to MAP Out
Program.

President John G. Davis, OF tho
Wheeling MoundsvIlle council OF Boy
Scouts, has called for meeting OF
scoutmasters and members Of the e1-
ccutive committee for this evening at
$50 o'clock at the Green Room or HnEe-
Davis store. on sixteenth and Market
streets. Following the dinner. the re-
maInder Of the evening will be spent In
discussing plans which will be carried
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT. union MISSION

Al tho Mission Chapel this evening
there will DO rendered a fne musical
program. Rev. F. A. Shape OF tho Chris
tian church Of Martins Ferry, Ohio will
bring q short message.
Miss Mae E. Gosset will sing a solo
Mrs. Edward Jefferson will render sew
eral instrumental selections. and Rev.
Mr., Shape Will render q violin and cor
net solos.
The services arc we'll attended. and
the public will be much pleased with
the program that has been arranged for
this evening
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Dinner a. the Country Club.

DR.. and Mrs. C. y. wilkins enter
ta,nel Il few friends az an informal din,
ner at the Country club yesterday ev"n-
Ing. Covers were laid for the follow
Ing:
DR. anil Mrs. Samuel Martin Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien.
Mr.. and MIS-. {. f. wilkins.
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Dance 1t Carroll Club.

Carroll Council No. opI, knights OF
Columbus and Carroll Court No. 200.
Catholic Daughters Of America. will
give the opening dance os their fall
series Thursday evening. October IL. az
the carroll club. The SLOW and Easy
Sarewadcrs. Of Marietta. Ohio. will fura-
i>h the dar"e music and r. good at
tnndanr. nt knights Of Columbus ana
their ladies Is expected. Miss Sarah
f'i:zpatr.ck and Bernard Alexander cons
s,ttu,e the Comm:te" on arrangements.
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DELIGHTFUL DANCE

wednesday night Of this week 81 Con-
venHon hall, Auditorium xeysoons
Harmonious Seven orchsstrA OF Euwood
City, Prof ana MIS- oat,nan have isSusd
several hundred Invitations FOR this sps-
oial dance, and large crowd 10 expect
"A 70 ns prsvsnt. oc.3-i
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Gard P.rty 1t Carroll Cub.

Carroll Court No. eco. Cathot3
Daughters Of America. will give a card
party tomorrow afternoon Il, the Car
roll club The hours will be from c:SH
to :. and a dainty luncheon will DO
served at the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. Joseph Guenther is general chair
man for the affair.
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cnft,msn,s op,ning Dance.

One OF the pleaSantest social events
50 the month vas IN" dance given at tAH
F.lks' auditorium yesterday eN'ning Ivy
~. craftsmen. u r""u!hr organization
OF Young men. The dance which market
t'... ,neri,g - the fail social activities
Of the club was attend, by about sew
.utr-a,e couples Jones' Novelty or
chea,ro furnished ia" d;'rC' music ?rd
the affair proved very enjoyable" Tn"
.,,Irmittec included: MeSSrs. Lewis
Cook and Alvin Schubert.
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Hor Kias Hum.

Miss MILDRED Reatt!e will adj another
u the many social cou-t"s'cs extended
.r'SS Errertha blum whom she enter
tains with an afternoon bridge nj her
home In Elw, cd Thursday. Cards Will
J.. enjoyed for several hours during ~"
afternoon. and tn" affair vii! concrd"
with the serving o. tea. Miss Reathe 8
pests will .inrlude twenty friends ut
the horror guest.
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TwtV Meeting.

The Tiftin Twig will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 1870 at s.. Luke's parish
house on the Island. Mrs. Bates NC
Lain will be hostess for the day.
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Leave For D. A. r. Convention.

number Of delegates from Wheel.
Ing Chapter. Daughters OF the .Ameri.
can Revolution will leave here this
morning at II o'clock Via the 3. & ..
10 attend the state convention Of The
organization, which will be held at
Illumination, October 1. ; and :. The
convention sessions will BE- held in the
iFrederick Hotel. with Mrs. Clara
Hevener. state regent. presiding. Gov
ernor E. +. Morgan will address the
convention Thursday. \ number OF
social affairs have also been planned
for the visiting delegates. the most
elaborate Of which will be- a reception
given by Mrs. Arthur EmmoadS and
Mrs. Charles Wilson on Tuesday even
ing.
Among the local delegates are: Mrs.
Robert J. Reed. state viCe-regent. and
Mrs. Samuel Christian, regent OF
Wheeling chapter The list OF dele
gates will also include:
NeSdameS--
John n. Mcclure Benjamin EHley
". o. MrCluskey W. {. I, Zler
Miss Ella Inglebright.
Alternates chosen are:
NesGameS--
Marcus n Bond 0. II. Ptar
r. P. Jones
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Sheppard EeUter

Miss Pauline Bcutsr and NJ. James
r. SHEPPARD, Jr.. -: R;chmoad. Viz
Kinia. were mar cd yesterday AZ high
noon at the home oi: tho brides par
ents. Mr.. and NrS. Joseph J. Beuter in
Woodsd Rev. James Meas" Potter
OF the Vance Memorial church oNiciaied
and the cers nouy was Witnessed 10y IN"
Immediate families and - few relatives
OF the bride and groom.
Miss Mary Dudle. attended MISS Ecu
ter as. bridesmaid while Mr. charles
Vial. OF Washington. T. e. acted as best
man.
Mr.. Sheppard arl his bride LETT at
3:cO on a wedding trip which Mil in
clude a stay OF several Weeks in the
Beruudas After No,e'nh': they Will
BE- At home at Il" burlington h"NeI III
Washington. II. {.
The bride = u earning and accom-
plished young woman and IS = graduate
Of the Chevy Ihase Seminary at Wash
ington. D. =. Since the aun"uncem'nt
OF her srgt.,..cnt SuiU" weeks TX" Sh'
has bean hon"rch AZ many social at
fairs The gru"m - n" son o; MI.
James Z. Sheppard. e; Richmond. Va.
IIc IS a gra.'Ua;" II u" Virginia Poly
technlc INSTITUTE. and the University
CT Virginia. and at present is 4 special
assi.tan; n Attorney General DaHSh-
erty in Washington.
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About People
Movements Of INDIVIDUALS 70 Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.
WEST VIRGINIA ARRIVALS.

WEST VIRGINIA ARRIVALS.
Rogsr-H L. woodward, Parkersburg
G. w. Stephens, Parkersburg: II. D.
Davis Huntington: william +. Adams,
New Martinsvllle: VI. J. Bartlett, Par
kcrsburg: William Boncer, rarkersburS.
McLure-ti W. Hl!c. Sistersvillc; w.
II. Guth. ST. Marys; Mrs. kcrns and
dauEhtc" Williamson: w. r. Barnett.
Point Plea SAINT: L. VI. steel. Huntington,
Il. +. Lloyd. Iarkersburz; j. Vi. Hart
ley. F'airmont: II. l.. McMath, Chester;
q. b. Knowles. Chester: w. Weaver,
chester; Ben nudgcon. Chester; a. c.
Trommell. Charleston.
Windsor-A. o. Baumon. Clarksburg'
J. t. LII Barge. Huntington.
Stamm--lhilip Smith, Huntinsto
william Rappider. Clarksburg.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS FOR
MID-OCTOBER BRIDE
MISS LOUISE NELSON WHITAKER
TO BE hONOREO AT MANY So
GAL AFFAIRS DURING
COMING WEEKS.
Local Delegates Leave Today for D. A.
r. State Convention, Which VIII
30 Held at Huntington
October 5 and s.

Miss Louise Nelson Whitaker. whose
marriage to Mr.. II. t.. Franzheiin VIII
take place October 10. will be hon
ored with many social court"SieS cur
ing the coming weeks. Mrs. NcAan'
der Glass will b. hostess At a theatre
party Tuesday evening OF next week.
in Miss N-hiiakerS honor. Mr. anu
Mrs. Eliot r. hopkins have issued IN
vitations for a dinner 10 BE- gwen on
the evening Of October l.. comp'l'
mentiug Miss Whitaker and Mr.. Franz
helm. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mckenna
Hearne will entertain at dinner al
Monument Place. Friday evening. DC
tober Il. and Miss Sara Whitaker and
Mr.. Robert Whitaker will be joint
lhcsts at a dinner At the Fort Henry
Club, Monday evening. October Ia.
with Miss Whitaker and Mr.. Franz
helm as honor guests MIR. Woodwork
Franzheim will be- hest 10 tho mem
hers Of the bridal party AZ dinner at
the Country Club on the evening pre-
ceding the wedding day.
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Alfred Bayer. Of Steubenville. O., is
spending few days in this city look
ing after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swor, OF Dal-
las, Texas. are the guests OF relatives
and friends in this city for few
days.
P. L. Logan. of New Castle. Pa, is
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Observation-Disclosures,

Miss Ruth Alena Henderson, OF Mar
tins Ferry. and Mr.. Fred Clark higgins
OF this city, were married Saturday eve
ming at s o'clock in the pars"HaGe or INo
First Baptist church IN MurtiHS Ferry
DR.. r. b. McDanel off!Ciated.
The bride wore Z handsome sGit OF
midnight blue duvetync w!th harmonic
ing accessories. Her flowers were Il
corsage bouquet Of brides roses.
Mrs. Higgins Is the daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Charles Henderson. OF Mar
tins Ferry. and Is popular In I wiz" '!r-
clue OF friends. rrior to her marriage
she was employed In the order depart
ment Of the Hazel-At!as Class Com
pany. Mr. Higgins is an empioHc III the
Baltimore 4 ohio railway. Mr.. an" Mr.
higgins will make their home on the
Island.
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Dunn-PraGer.

A pretty wedding will he SoleHnized
~ 81 Matthew's church this afternoon
at 2:30. when Miss Jennie Prayer "e>
comes the bride of Mr.. Arthur i'un"'
The Rev. Il. f. l.. Stridcr VIII "tI''''te'
and the ceremony VIII be witnessed pF
4 number OF friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wagner Will. ne
the attendants. and MeSsrs. AndreW an"
Austin Prayer. brothers OF the bride
Will act us uShers.
At O'CLOCK reception Will be hc'a
at the home Of tho brides parents Mr.
end Mrs. |. II. Prayer, on Iwe'tth
street At $50 Mr.. Dunn anu his hrlue
will leave on an eastern wedding Tlp'
On their return they Will tah" up their
residence AZ 1884, Twelfth street.
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Church wedding To-day.

s., Aphor sus church will DO the
scene Of a pretty wedding this morning
when Miss Helen Win:esdortfer and
Mr.. Ollie J. Mayer are united in mar
riagr. Tho ceremony will tax" place ut
Q O'Clock. Rev Father l;onaventurc
will celebrate nurtial IHa"S and VIII
also read the words Of the marriage
service
TIL. interior Of IN" church will have
beautiful floral decorations. Clusters
Of rink and white roses Will he used on
The altar ard ferns AMI pntted plants
will be banked In the chaHCel
The bridal party will enter the church
70 the strains OF Memberships we'd
ding march rendered At the organ by
Prof. A. J. Schiller. The bride will he
escorted Ia tho altar by her father. Mr..
Joseph ,WintesdDrffcr. ST.. who Will
give her In marriage. They Will he met
there by tho gf""m and his best man.
NJ. Joseph Winiesdorff"r. .lr.. brother
OF the bride. Andrew Wright and Ray
,nond Gle,zo will r" the ush"rS.
Tho bride will wear charming frock
Of navy Canton crere with trimmings
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Matthews church will meet this after
noon at 2:40 al tho church. MISS Mar!
SArdy Will preside over the meeting
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out during the fall and winter seasons.
Fl. 0. Portz. scout executive. has s6v.
eral matters which he Will bring to light
during tho meeting. while several OF
the scoutmastcrs have some questions
which they will also bring up.
Twenty-nine have already announces
their Intentions OF attending the meet.
ing. while the rest are expected to re-
port to Scout headquarters this mora
ing. Those who have announced the0
Intention of attending are:
John c. Davis 4. G. kennen
Earle Gamble A. G. Hubbard
Martin Manion Russell Rainbow
Henry Murphy William Bone
a. o. Anderson II. G. Eastwood
Fred J. Fox Walter MCMILLAN
r. G, Jepson Charles II. Keesof
Charles Long A. l.. MetZner
+. T.. Alexander George T.. HouSe
James A. SiEafooSe Nelson {. Huooare
l.. W. Jefferson G. i. Bonar
S. 4. Rybeck Edward V. MIX
T.. S. Horkheimer Bud wagner
T. 8. Maxwell Wilbur Fox
John l.. Hawkins -. AN -
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Mr, wheat Host.

Mr.. George K. Wheat was host tn 4
small group Of friends at a delightful
dinner at n" Country Club yesterday
.yeninS. IGNORING Miss Florence Mason
anil Mr.. John TruSchel. whose marriage
w.u take place tomorrow Tho dinner
table was marked by pretty decorations
and appointments and covers were ia'd
for sixteen guests.
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Kings Daughters Meet.
The Kings daughters circle or ST
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BrucNDusr.


New MartlnSNilic. Oct. 3.-The mars
rage OF Miss kathrryn puerr. dauSh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert {. puerr. and
Mr. Robert Lawson Bruce formerly
OF this city. now Of shawn. Texas. was
an interesting event Of October |. The
wedding took place In the First Netho-
dist church. the service having been
read by the pastor. Rev. Samuel Charles
Jones' Miss Hazel Kirk Dunlap at tho
pipe organ. played the wedding march
and Miss Barnes. OF Weston. college
chum OF the bride sang Because. The
matron Of honor was Mrs. Eleanor RUBY
Priveo,t OF Portland, Oregon. while
Miss Irene Cochran. OF WRynesourg.
Pa: Miss Dorothy Shields Duerr. and
Miss Mary Lowery Duerr, all cousins
OF Mrs. Bruce were bridesmaids. Hat
~ James. OF Chicago. was tho best man
and the ushers were Lawrence f. Capes
OF Chicago: Charles Edward Duerr and
George Edward puerr, also cousins OF
Tho bride
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the beautiful puerr home In
North Maple avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce LETT Saturday night for Shawn.
where ha holds the position OF srper!n-
tendent OF gas company.
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& Teeth not clean

Film-coated tee eth are unclean. That is why so
many teeth brushed daily discolor and decay.
Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing
and film is the caus. Of most of them
Dental science, tn refore, has sought ways to
fight tho film. Two Ways have now been found
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activities for the season with an IN
formal d!ulirr IT the Country club yes
t-rd;y evening. y featur" " the artalr
was clever program OF after-dinner
speeches. over which MIR. II. II. Russell
presided as toast:nastcr. Among those
present were:
MeSsrs and Mesdamcs--
\. ". raul Gibson Caldwell
Harry Bradley II. VI. Russell
Harold brennan Walter =. Kelley
H. c. Whitaker Carl Schmidt
Misses
Anne Hugus Elizabeth HuEuS
So rain Jackson Sarah WHITAKER
Msssrs-
Wright HuEus Robert Permer
l:ari Crook
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One week will show you what this new method
means. 1t will change all your ideas on teeth
cleaning.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube. Note how
clean the teeth feel after using Mark the absence
of the Vicious film See how teeth whiten a. the
hln.coats disappear.
Judge then what is best for you and yours By
what you see and feel. Cut out the coupon now.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-04

Mr.. Earl Morgan OF Clay coun-
ty who is a student at the Nor
NAL. spent several days with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Conn
in Lancaster.
Miss Elizabeth Curtis is at
home from Hamilton College for
the summer vacation.
Father H. B. Schultz will deliv-
er the address to the graduates at
St. Agatha's Academy Monday ev
ening. Miss Katherine Buckley
of this city, IS a member of the
class.
Miss Elath Buchanan and Miss
Thompson, Messrs. Hunter Rog-
ers and Charles Mcdowell, all OF
Danville, were dinner guests at
Shakertown Inn, Wednesday ev-
ening.-Danville Messenger.
Numerous friends will be de
lighted to know that Mrs. Mary
(. Gaines is improving after a
few days illness.
The Danville Messenger says
Mrs. O. L. May left "Wednesday
with her guest, Mrs. Hood Cor
don of Richmond, for the day il
Lexington.
Announcement has been made
OF the arrival OF a little daughter
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+" P rim CE SIS
10 N E S"

at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Panther in Louisville. Mrs. Pan
Their was before her marriage
Miss Edna Giunchigliani, of this
city.
Mr.. Dave Powers spent Thurs
day in Stanford.
Miss Marion FEELS, Of Danville,
os the ATTRACTIVE guest of Miss
Elath Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Simpson
are at 'home from visit to Mr.
and Mrs. X. /. Moore at Yer
sailles.
Miss Daisy and Edna Bowers
of Danville, were with Richmond
friends several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Tatum, OF
Silver Creek. were with Mr.. ant
Mrs. /. d. Sims, of Paris, for &
brief visit the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Cloyd, OF
Irvine, visited relatives here Nor
day.
The Bourbon News says: Mrs
Earle Curtis and children were
recent visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. ". Roberts in Mich
olasville.
Mr.. John Lannin, of Ravenna
has been with Richmond friends
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this week.
Mrs. K. G. Virgins mas retulI-
ed from visit to Mrs. CarlGrant
in Winchester.
Miss Adeline Ward has return
ed from visit to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Barney Kelley, of Louis
vile spent Wednesday with Rich
mond relatives.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Kersey is with
friends in Jessamine county this
week.
Miss FRAMES Kelly, OF Danville
is taking the summer course at
the Normal.
Miss Matte Cromer, of East
Bernstadt, has been the guest of
Miss Rose Bllmschi on Big Hill
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Breck spent
Thursday with friends in Stan
ford.
Miss Marguerite Kelly, of the
Normal. spent Saturday and Sun
day with the home folks at Union
City.
Mrs. Richard Whitlock and
children spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. w. c. Soper, on
the Irvine road.
Miss Matte Mae Martin and
Mr. Oliver Johnson, of Gaines
boro, Tenn. have concluded a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. John ?
son at the state farm.
Miss Mary Poynter has return
ed from visit to Mrs. Jessie
Macney, in Winchester.
Miss Agnes Dunlop. of Okla
homa City. spent several days
this week with Miss Josephine
, Covington at Maple Lawn Miss
Dunlop and Miss Covington were
dominates at Mary Baldwin
Seminary, Stanton, Va. the past
year.
Mr.. Ben Phelps has returned
from a visit 10 friends at East
Bcrnstadt.
Miss jeanette Brandenburg. of
Irvine, is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Evans, i'll Richmond.
Mrs. Willis Hislc has returned
from independence, Mo-, where
she has spent several months
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Rogers.
Miss Mary Q. Covington will
return next week from Peabody
College, Nashville, where she is a
senior this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], II. Reid and
son Sam Reid. are visiting friends
friends in Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Powell and
children. of Ravenna. were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Kennedy.
Mr.. Walter F. Hanley. of Gary
w. Va, spent the weekend in
Richmond the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Myers, in Rosedaic.
Mrs. Pearl Blunschi is spend
ing several days in Covington.
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For Mrs. ChenauIt's Guests

Mrs. Ben Ridgely, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Sallie Ewing Mar
shall Hardy, Of Louisville, will
arrive this evening to be guests
of Mrs. Christopher d. Chenault
at her home on South Limestone
Several delightful affairs are be-
ing planned in their honor. Mrs
Chenault will give an informal
family dinner 1T her home Friday
evening, and Mrs. VIM. Rodes
will entertain for them Friday at
the Lafayette Hotel
Mrs. Harrison Gardner Foster
will be hostess at a dinner at the
Country Club, Saturday evening
in honor OF the charming visi-
tors. Mrs. Ridgely formerly liv-
ed in Louisville. and has many
Kentucky friends She is the
widow of the Hon Ben Ridgely
who was minister to Spain for Il
years. Mrs. Hardy is well known
and beloved mere. having visited
Mrs. Chenault before.-Lexing-
ton Leader.
Mrs. James Pickett has return
ed to Danyille after a visit tC
Mrs. Dan II. Brock.