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UNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1938

PAGES SEVENTEEN TO TWENTY-FOUR

 

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exington Country Club.
C. A., 3 to 6 p. m., Mrs. Robert E‘. Speer,
, speaking at 3 p. m. in the auditorium, fol-

Neal’s informal tea at their home, for their
.11, Mrs Patty J. Riley and Mrs. M. J. Speer

.b meeting in the Red room of the Lafayette

vell’s informal evening party at the Lexing-

hostess to her book club, 3:30 p. m.
ials, Central Kentucky Fox Hunters Associa-

Mothers Club meeting at the chapter house,
p. m. .
liott hosts for the dinner meeting of the Uni-

nni Association executive committee.
uncheon in the Green room of the Lafayette

an’s luncheon in the Colonial room of the La-
Club meeting with Mrs. Earl F. Shropshire,
m.

5 Club meeting with Mrs. Walter Faulkner, 151

linen shower and bridge party at the home of
aggoner, for Mrs. Thomas E. Shuck.

 

 

s at Keeneland.

lub and Faculty Club reception for new mem-
allroom of the Student Union building, 8 p. m.
inner, Colonial room of the Lafayette hotel,

ncheon, Green room of the Lafayette hotel,

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o Hunters Association meeting in Carlisle.
the evening.

I. C., meeting with Mrs. Elodie Helm Lewis,

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1 al Women, luncheon meeting at the Y. W. Mrs. Preston Johnston (above) is
-8, O. E. S. meeting at the Masonic temple.
. U. W. meeting at the Student Union build-

Fall Meeting Will
Attract Visitors

The fall races which will open
Tuesday at Keeneland will attract
to LexingtOn scores of turf devot-
ees, and will be the occasion for
many house parties and much en-
tertaining.

Mr. Thornton Helm will be club-
house manager this season.

Among the boxholders for the
event are:
Mr. Clyde Van Dusen, Lexington.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Lexington.
Mrs. V. H. Marrs, Lexington.
Mr, E. Gay Drake, Lexington.
Mr. Jack Howard, Lexington.
Mr. Curtis Willmott, Lexington.
Lafayette hotel, Lexington.
Mr. Thomas B. Young, Lexington.
Mr. Edward M. Meyer, Lexing-
ton.
Mr. Thomas 5. Scott, Lexington.
Mr. Harrie B. Scott, Lexington.
Mr. John Wesley Marr, Lexing-
ton.
The Lexington Quarry Company.
Mr. W. H. Courtney, Lexington.
Col. E. R. Bradley, Lexington.
Mr. Leslie Combs II, Lexington.
Mr. Brownell Combs, Lexington.
Mr. J. Lindsay Nunn, Lexington.

 

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the chairman of Friends Of The

Fayette Library, a group which is being formed in the interest of the
new Fayette county branch of the lexington Public Library.

 

as hostesses, 3 p. m.
12a). Woman’s Club dinner, Gold room, Ia-

Arrive To Attend

Keeneland Races

Among those who will be guests
at the Lafayette hotel during the
fall races are Mr. Jack Clark, New
Orleans; Mr. M. M. Buck, San Diego,
Calif.; Mr. L. O. O‘Donnell, Anchor-
afe; Mr. J. B. Respess, Erlanger; Mr.
Burt Hallenberg, Nashville, Tenn;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knight, Chi-
cago; Mr. William Berri, New York;
Mrs. Charles Bacharach, New Or-
leans; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Calgy and
Mrs. John Branham, Gallatin, Tenn.;
Mr. J. R. Shepley, St. Louis; Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy R. Collins, Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs. George Krehbield, Mr.
Owen C. Foster, Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe B. Morgan Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh J. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
Gedion Wade, Nashville, Tenn; Mr.
Cleveland Putnam, Beverley Mesa,

ting with Mrs. D. G. Bauer, 314 Henry Clay

Mary Ellice Spratt of. Mt. Sterling and Mr.
burg, at 4 p. m. at the home of the bride’s
Spratt, Mt. Sterling.

i Omega meeting with Lambda Alpha chap-
house, 321 Lexington avenue, 6 p. m.
- Club meeting with Mrs. Howard Weath-

s. . Rol Ratliff of Winchester entertaining
:0” m of the Lafayette hotel, 1 p. m.
unters Association meeting in Carlisle.
armory.
cVey’s tea for University faculty and stu-
c. m. 4.
Women’s Club, Inc., fellowship luncheon
-tte hotel, noon.
ncheon, Green room, Lafayette hotel, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Harter, Mr.

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Mrs. Stickel Gives

Announcement Party

Mrs. Robert Stickel entertained
with a bridge party Saturday after-
noon at her home in Versailles to
announce the engagement of her
cousin, Miss Martha Cleveland of
Versailles to Mr. William Koch of
Louisville.

The house was attractively de-
corated throughout with autumn
flowers and the hostess was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Sidney
Pickard of Miami Beach, Fla, and
Miss Emily Cleveland of Versailles,
cousin of the bride—elect.

Novel tallies in bridal motif bore
the announcement of the bctrothal.
At the conclusion of the games,
prizes were awarded and a salad
course was served.

Guests were Miss Cleveland and
her mother, Mrs. W. S. Cleveland;
Mrs. Harry Taylor Mobyes, Mrs.
Howard Mastin, Mrs. Wallace Bos-
ton, Miss Betty Nuckols, Mrs. Jack
Cleveland, Mrs. Lawrence Blevins,
Mrs. Eugene Barnes, Versailles; Miss
Sidney Chappell, Pineville; Mrs.
Mary Willoughby Scott, Georgetown.

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1, Georgian room, Lafayette hotel, 12:30.
at Florence Crittenton Home, 2:30 p. m.

'ica entertaining with a dinner in

the Student Union building, 7 p. m.

' Association meeting in Carlisle.
ng at the chapter house, 2:15 p. in.
rnity meeting at the chapter houSe,

1' egistered Nurses’ annual meeting
oon for ex-service nurses. General
'um, 8 p. m.

ssociation meeting in Carlisle.
‘mal supper dance for new girls

oman’s Club, with Mrs. Virgil
\ rs. H. S. Campbell, 1045
-tion of Registered Nurses,

, 6 p. In.
of the Lafayette hotel,

 

 

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Mrs. Johnston Heads
Ne" Library Group

1VI=‘ . Preston Johnston is chairman
of J’cicnds of the Fayette Library,
a gruup that is being formed in the
interest of the new Fayette branch
of the Lexington Public Library
which is sponsored by the Fayette
Community Council, the Fayette
courly board of education, the Lex-
ingtrn Public Library and the WPA.

Members, to date, of the group
are Mrs. Johnston, chairman, Mrs.
Ar h L. Hamilton, Mrs. 'Cecil Can-
trili Mrs. J. H. Graves, Mrs. Virgil
Siced, Mrs. Robert Meyers, Miss
Josephine Simpson, Mrs. Edward
Wilder. Mrs. Thomas R. Underwood,
Mrs. W. D. Blanding, Mrs. Rodes
Eslill, Miss Frances Field Coleman,
Mrs. John H. Roser, Miss Susie Dar-
naby, Mrs. Halley Lisle, Mrs. James
Park, Mrs. Barckley Storey, Mrs.
James M. Todd, Mrs. Joe McDowell,
Mrs. Ben F. Crimm, Mrs. Piatt
Steele, Mrs. Herschel Weil, Miss
Elizabeth Daingerfield, Mrs. Scott
Breckinridge, Mrs. Higgins Lewis
and Mrs. Robert Lee Stout.

The Fayette branch of the Lex—
ington Public Library, which is the
first one of its kind in the United
States, has just completed its first
month of existence with a Circula-
tion of 1141 books and magazines.

Seven centers have been opened
in the rural schools and churches of
the county and in the Fayette coun—
ty courthouse. Mrs. Hammond Du-
gan is supervising librarian.

l\"lrs. Todd Will
Welcome Club
Mrs. James M. Todd will entertain

hcr book club at 3:30 o‘clock Mon-
day afternoon at her home.

Dr. E. W. Hagyard, Lexington.

The Gentry-Thompson Stock
Yards Company.

Mr, John G. Stoll, Lexington.

Mrs. Silas B. Mason, Lexington.

Mr. Horatio P. Mason, Lexing-
ton.

Mrs. W. S. Barnes, Lexington.

Mr. Louis E. Hillenmeyer, Lex-
ington.

Mr. Thomas Piatt, Lexington.

Dr, Charles A. Vance, Lexington.

Mr. W. R, Embry, Lexington.

The Thoroughbred Club of Ameri.
ca.

Mr. Howard Oots, Lexington.

Mr. Hal Price Headley, Lexington.

Maj. Louie Arnold Beard, Lex-
ington.

Dr. Fred W. Rankin, Lexington.

Mr. T, H. Kirk, Lexington.

Mr. Lucas B. Combs, Lexington.

Mr, George W. Headley Jr., Lex—
ington.

Mrs, Christian de Waal, Lexing-
ton.

Mr. J. O. Keene, Lexington.

Mr. J. E. Harting, Lexington.

Mr. Thomas Carr Piatt, Lexing-
ton.

Miss Martha Lawson Brown, Lex-
ington.

Mr. R. A. Beazley, Lexington.

Mrs. Louis Lee Haggin, Lexing-
ton.
1: Mr, Joseph A. Goodwin, Lexing-
on.

Mrs. J. H, Reed, Lexington.

Mr. C. F. White, Lexington.

Mr. C. Kendall McDowell, Lex-
ington.

Mr. W. E. Hupp. Lexington,

Mr. C. Reginald Ryley, Versailles.

Messrs. P. A. and R. J. Nash, Chi-
cago.

Messrs. J. E. and Doc Bond, Ver-
snilles,

Mr. A. L. Ferguson, Georgetown.

Mr. J. W. Parrish, Midway.

Mr. Charles T. Fisher, Detroit.
Mr. W. E. Smith, Louisville.

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