The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-11-17


Cobb entertained yesterday with eu-
chre and will entertain today with a
bridge party. The guests of honor
are Mrs. F. w. Fletcher, OF Licking
ton, and Miss Mollie Fife, of Rich
mond.
Frankfort Journal:-Prof. r. H..
Boothe, OF the State Normal School
at Richmond, was here yesterday.
He is field agent for the school, and
has been in the different cities and
towns in Kentucky in the interest of
educational work. He thinks the out
look fine and is much encouraged over
the prospect.
DR.. E. g. Payne, OF the Richmond
Normal School, and former student
of Kentucky Wesleyan College, de-
livered an interesting lecture Tues
day night at the college on "Christi-
anity in Germany" He was recent
ly student in German University.
Winchester Democrat.
Miss Laura Bright left Thursday far
New York City to spend the winter
and devote her time to voice culture.
Miss Bright's many friends expect
brilliant future for her, as she has
a soprano voice of lare sweetness and
range and it is gratifying to all to
know she will further cultivate her
talent.
Mrs. Julian Van Wrinkle, of Louis
vile, who came for visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. Newton Combs, returned
home Friday. Mrs. Com BIS and son.
will go to Louisville to be guest Of
Mrs. Van Wrinkle who will entertain
in her honor Thursday evening with
a theatre party to see David Warlield
at McCauley's. Mr.. Combs will i9in
them in Louisville the last of the week
and they will spend a few days also
in Richmond, With Mrs. Combs moth
err, Mrs. James Smith. before comlrg
back to Lexington.-Lex. Leader.
Miss Florence SIMPSON. Of VIM
chester, who has been TIE guest of
Mr.. and MIS-. j. S. Irwin, for several
months. will accompany them on a.
extended trip through California and
other western points. Mss Simpson
is talented musician and Las b
quite an addition TO our musical ci i
cles as well as a most attractive mem |
Der of the social club. and will he
greatly missed. blunt, South Ddko-
ia Advocate. Miss SJ mpson has fire.
luently visited Mrs. A. ID. Miller, 10
this city. and is extremely popular
wherever known.
Mrs. R. C. Boggs entertained last
Thursday with an elegant dining.
Covers were laid for fifteen and an
elegant menu, served in courses was
much enjoyed. Mrs. Boggs is one of
he most charming OF Richmond's
young matrons and retains that same
ieg-ee of sweet cordial hospitality
which characterized bel as girl.
Those present were: DIR. and Mrs
Boggs. Mesdames Robert Boggs, Sr, |
Ben Boggs. VIM. Boggs. Joseph
8oggs, r E. Turley. T. T. Covington.
Toe Chenault, S. P. Deatherage, G.
B. Turley. Jr.. c. F. Higgins, w. l.
Arnold. Bette Slusher. and Miss Bes-
lie Tulley.
The following Richmond people at
ended the National Fox Hunters
association in Lawrenceburg: Messrs
Z. j. Mckee. I. }. Moberly, E f.
Curtis, Tip Weaver. j. L Kanatzer,
Z. H. Crook, Thos Scott, B. w. Par
'ish, j. VIII Burgess, Joe Deatherage.
Iohn Parks. Neale Bennett and j. d
;henault. Among the important
eatures, was the Bench Show, in
which Richmond was to tire front in
'rize winners In the class for dogs
# all ages, Mr.. r. II. Crooke's dog.
'an, won third prize and Top, B. w.
"a rish's dog, won fourth. Also Susie,
'elonging to Joe Deatherage was
nnerof fourth prize in all age ring.
he meeting was largely ATTENDED
nd Lawrenceburg treated the guests
oyally. and kept up the standard OF
hat towns hospitality. ar. John
arke was elected President of the .
.ssociatiOn for the coming ger.
Lexington Heyald:-Mr. A. C.
ubank, Of Clark county, and Miss
lorenzo Cobb, OF Richmond, were {
'arried st The residence of Dir. w. c.
Zorro. in this city, Thursday sitter
Don at 4 o'clock. DIR. MORO ofiieiat- :
g. A few friends, of the young
,pple witnessed the ceremony. The
room is a prominent farmer Of Clark.
be bride was formerly student at
amilton college and is popular
n0ng her many friends In this city.
r. and Mrs. Ecbanks viii make
cir home near Winchester.
The couple Is well-knovn here and