The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1901-06-05

the past two months. returned to her
home at Irvine Monday Sterling
Gazette.
The beloved DIR. VIM Wilson, Of
Shelbyville. who VAS one OF the pillars
Of Central University during his con-
nection with it, is the guest of his son,
MIR. Wm- Wilson, Jr.
Misses Mary Little and Kate Smith,
and Messrs- Clarence Kenny, Curry
Dedman, Brent Green, ]. II. Tevis, r.
+. Little and g. w. Pickles, Jr, attend
ed the Winchester hop last Wednesday
night.
The many friends of MIR. L. w.
Doolan, G. u. '9s, will be glad to hear
of his graduation with high honors
from the Baptist Theological Institute,
Of Louisville. He has been offered
and has accepted the pastorate of a
leading church at Greensboro, Ind.
The Married Peoples Euchre Club
was delightfully."- entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Neale Bennett last Thursday
evening at the home Of Mr. Benefits
father on West Main. The decorations
of the house were beautiful, the menu
and service perfect and a most pleasant
evening was rapidly whiled away.
At their meeting Friday evening, the
Richmond Lodge Of Elks decided to
give handsome reception 10 the gen
tlemen and ladies of Richmond and
Madison county in the early part of
this month. This will give the public
chance to view the elegant new club
rooms of the local horned fraternity.
Refreshments and music will enhance
the pleasure of the occasion, which is
being eagerly looked forward to by our
social circles.
The following gentlemen from dis
lance attended the hop Monday even
ing: Messrs. David Fox, Harvey
Prewitt and Reeve Owings, of Mt.
Sterling; John Power, Ed Hutchcraft,
Will and Oak Hinton, of Paris; RObt.
Gordon, Van Norman and John Chan
dler, OF Louisville; Evans and a num-
Der of S. A. Z. boys from Lexington (;
ley, of Winchester; Kinnard, Beas-
Francis and Denny, of Paint Lick.
Among the graduates of Central
University, none will be more general
lv missed than Mr.. G. &. Addams, OF
Cynthiana. who left for his home last
Thursday. His winning ways and sun
ny disposition have made him true
and lasting friends during his four years
stay among MS. We feel safe in saying
that beyond a doubt, he was the most
popular man in College this year. He
has accepted position with the Elec-
tric Company of his native city.
The dance given Monday evening by
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
in the spacious hall OF Masonic Tenn
pie was the event of the season. The
walls Of the room we're gayly festooned
with S. A. f.. symbols, banners and
tapestry; tie floor was in prime con-
dition and the orchestra under the
direction of Prof. Anterior, of Frank
fort. was all that could be de-
sired. Many out OF town bellies
and beaux were in attendance
and all left thoroughly impressed with
the perfection of the affair and its
management.
Mrs. Henry L. Perry entertained
charmingly Friday evening in honor OF
her popular visitors, Misses West and
Duncan, of Nicholasville. Her beau
tiful home on the summit" was
handsomely decorated and illuminated
and Prof. Walkers orchestra furnished
musical inspiration to her guests.
Added to this, a tasty and elegant
luncheon, a lawn emlnently fitted for
"tete a tetes" and an ideal night for
the occasion made Mrs Perry's reception
one of the most pleasant and en-
jOyable features of Commencement
week.
One of the SWEETEST and most recher-
che events of the week was the stag
banquet given by the active members
of Sigma NJ fraternity to their alum
nj brothers at Joes Saturday evening,
Monsieur Giuncbiglisni was at his best
and furnished a menu worthy of Del
monico, to which the Greeks present
did abundant justice 1t was a fare
well to Richmond on the part of Sigma
Nj, as her Zeta chapter will next year
be established at Danville in the
event of the success Of the cOnsolida-
tion movement. An imposing array
of dress-suited brethren gathered around
the festive board and in toast and re-
miniscent talk, wbiled away hours that
will long liuger in the minds of those in
attendance.
Mr.. Jeptha Chenault and charming
sister, Miss Emily, of Richmond, at
tended the dances in this city last
eek......Messrs. Burton Farris and u.
I. Rice, two Elks of the Richmond
tribe. were here to see the Richmond
boys wallop our base ball team. Miss
Jeanne Feland, of Richmond, has beer
the guest OF Lancaster friends......Mr.
II. f. Arnold and wife, of Richmond,
have been visiting Lancaster relatives.
...... Misses Pearl and Ruth Virgins
and Miss Sudie Bonny, of Richmond,
were guests of Miss Bruce Humphrey
last week.....Mr. Shelby Tribble, an
exceedingly pleasant youngrepresenta-
tive of the Richmond Register, was a
visitor here last week.....Misses May
Duerson, of Richmond, and Bessie
Jones, of Lexington, returned to their
homes Monday evening, after a pleas
ant visit to Miss Els Leavell and sis
ter, Mrs. r. l.. Hagan.-Lancaster
Record.