The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1906-05-23


vile, Ca, who is we'll known here,
has been the recipient Of an exquisite
sofa pillow, offered by the Alumnae
Association OF Brenau College to the
most popular Brenau girl. This is
quite an honor and one Of which Miss
Parents many friends and relatives
feel Justly proud. She is a wonder
fully talented young lady, and has al
ready gained almost national reputa-
tion for her natural Evolutionary gift
She is niece of Mrs r. L. Gentry,
of this city.
Mrs. Jack Miller entertained the
Epworth League of the Methodist
church in a charming manner last
Friday night at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. +. V. Gibson. One feature
of the evening was the presentation
of handsome Masonic ring to Prof.
Taylor by the choir Of the NJ. E.
church. The gift was made to show
their high appreciation of Prof. Tay-
lor's work with them during his stay
in Richmond. He is a talented mu-
stefan and has lent his time and tai
ent to the church. The ring was pre-
scented to him by Mr.. P. F. Adams,
Jr., who made an appropriate speech.
Miss Alline Hanna entertained Sat
urday with a beautiful luncheon at
her home on East Maxwell street in
honor of Miss Emma Watts and Miss
Mary Katherine White, of Richmond,
members of the graduating class of
Hamilton College. The table was the
prettiest of pictures in blue and white
with lace mats on the mahogany, the
old blue china service, lavender iris
and white amber roses in blue Jars
and the daintest of little gauze fans
at each plate for favors and name
cards The delicious menu was in
several courses enjoyed by the follow
ing guests; Misses Watts, White,
Rodes, Carter, Prewitt.-Lexington
Leader.
Mrs. w. d. Oldham entertained
thirty-two of her friends at progress
sive Finch, on last Friday afternoon
from two TO five. No home in Rich
mond is better suited for entertaining
than this one. The parlor, halls and
dining room we're all thrown into one.
and in these rooms the eight tables
were arranged. Delicious punch was
served before and during the games,
and an orchestra concealed behind a
screen of palms and ferns, discoursed
S Teet music ali during the afternoon.
Mrs. Oldham was assisted by her gal
liant young son, Ronald, and Miss
Sara Wagers. Delightful refreshments
of brick cream and cakes were served,
and each guest was presented with
tiny heart-shaped box of minis, which
correspondent with the tally cards.
Among those present were: Mes
DANES r. f. Turley, L. T. Covington,
j. G. Chenault, Will Miller, John
Doty, j. r Pates, d. II. Harder, j. w.
Azblll, Z. 7. Rice, Ida Norris, Henry
Pickles, G. b. Turley, Thomas Thorpe,
S. H. Thorpe, d. H. Myers, H. c. Jas
per, J. w. Arnold, b. H. Luxon, C. C.
Wallace, Elmer Deatherage, P. F.
Adams, Sam MeGinn, Louis Scblegel,
A. G. Buchanan, A. D. Miller, B. L.
Banks.
Mrs. Ansil D. Miller entertained
quite number of her friends last
Wednesday AFTERNOON at progressive
Finch, eight tables being used in the
James. The parlor, hall and dining
Dom were thrown into one, and pre-
ented a lovely scene. The parlor
nantel was banked with mock Orange
blooms and foliage, while the dining
Dom was in pink and green, a pro-
usiOn of palms and ferns being used
II the large corner windows and on
he mantel and side board. From |
me corner of the dining room frappe
vas served the guests as they arrived.
his table was presided over by MISS
Dykes, who also supplied |
he guests with tally cards, which
we're dainty creations in pink. At
he close of the games delicious
1nch of substantials and ices was
erved. Six of the guests tied for
rst prize, white gauze fan, which
yas won by Mrs. W. E. Luxon Sr.
n cutting for the BOBBY prize PRS.
'allard H. Luxon was the winner of a
ut glass tooth pick holder. The con-
olation prize, beautiful plate. was
rawn by Mrs. j. G. Chenault. The
ostess was further assisted in en-
marking progressions etc..
y Mrs. Sam McGinn. Those who
njOyed the afternoon were Mes
ames j. c. Chenault, w. d. Oldham,
r. Pates, Z. L. Rice, Harvey Brock,
|. G. Jasper, Laura Thompson,
eale Bennett, Eugene Walker,
ames Arbuckle, j. II. Toy, M. G.
ellogg. Elmer Deatherage, E. M.
catch, Jr., c. C. Wallace, W. E.
uxon, Sr. VIII Luxon, Rose Jarmon,
. II. Luxon, r. L. Gentry, z. F.
dams, Jr., r. E. Turley, n. H.
oucher, G. w. Evans, Jr., B. L.
anks, c. d. Miller, and Misses Kath-
le Walker, Julia Higgins, Laura
right, May Ballard, Mabel Letton,
nd Mary Culton.