The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-10-05

man, has returned from an extended
stay at Swango Springs in Wolfe county.
He is delighted with that part of the
mountains for rusticating.
Rev. J. G. Parsons, of Irvine. who has
been conducting revival at the Broom
sage school house, will continue the
meeting, There has been much inter-
est taken with excellent attendance and
several additions to the church.
Messrs. Charles Strother. III. T. Stroth-
er and George o. Tebbs, of Winchester.
motored to Richmond Friday in the
hope OF enjoying dove shoot. but on
account of the postponement of the
event, they were disappointed.
Squire Dykes has returned from Gin
cinnati. where he went to be at the bed
side of his daughter, Mrs. Nippert, who
was stricken with paralysis. He left her
much improved, which will be good
news to her many friends here, Mrs.
Dykes remained with her daughter.
Miss Mollie Fife was the hostess last
Thursday afternoon at an Auction
Bridge, in compliment to Mrs. Com
mings, of st. Petersburg, Florida, who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Nj. G, Kellogg. An elegant luncheon
preceded the play. The prize, pair of
silk hose. was awarded Mrs Louis Neal.
The Walking Club is the latest
organization among the young society
folks of Richmond and it promises to
become extremely popular. The
charter members are Misses Sue Smith,
Madge Burnam, Julia and Katherine
White, Mary Bates Shackelford and
Callie Miller Shackelford.
J. NJ. Madden, the fifteen year old son
of John K. Madden, the well known
Lexington turfman was in the city Mon
day and interesting figure among the
stock traders. Young Madden is born
horseman and is an excellent Judge of
all kinds Of stock. He accompanied the
Superintendent of the Madden farm.
w. ID. Oldham & Co., requests the
honor OF your presence at their suit and
cloak opening on Friday and Saturday,
October the seventh and eighth, nine
teen hundred and ten, when they will
have on display all the seasons latest
creations in ready-to-don tailormade
garments Tor ladies, misses and children
an experienced salesman, from the city,
Will be with us to fit the suits and cloalxs.
Nc Eubanks and Senator Hubble.
were prominent stockman here Monday
from Lincoln. Besides being a shrewd
politician Senator Hubble is an expert
judge of mules and horses.
Mr.. +. B. Evans, of Roswell. New
Mexico, is here the guest of Judge ]. G.
Chenault and other relatives. He was
formerly resident of Madison, but has
been in the west about five years.
G. C. Clark, of White Hall, has re-
turned from Louisville, where he went
to attend the State fair and enjoy the
Falls City. While there he was the
guest OF his sister and other relatives.
Miss Eleanor Chenault entertained a
few of her friends with weekend last
week at her home in the country.
Those present were Misses Margaret
Miller. Mary Katherine and Julia White,
Mary Bates Shackelford, Sue Smith and
Jane ID. Stockton.
The many friends Of attorney Murray
Smith will regret exceedingly to learn
that he will leave November 4th for
Pensacola, Florida, where he will To- |
cate. He has very promising business
outlook in the Flower State.
The Mt. Sterling Gazette has the fol- |
lowing account of beautiful reception |
which will be OF much interest in local !
social circles: Mrs. Geo. r. Snyder
from twelve to four Thurs /
day at her attractive home on the Win |
chester pike, with one of the largest and |
most beautiful luncheon-euchre parties /
ever given in Montgomery county. The |
house was fairly a-bloom with exquisite |
flowers and these were arranged with
beautiful taste. Frappe was served |
from dainty decorated table, carving
put the party colors, Mrs. II. G. Hoff-
man ard Misses Laura Williams and !
Anna Caswell Prewitt dispensing the
beverage. Assisting in the
pleasant duties of the afternoon were
Mrs. r. III. Goodpastor, of Owingsvllle:
Mrs. Stanley Prewitt and Mrs. Price
Fishback, of Lexington; Mrs. ID. NJ. Che
lault, of Richmond, and Mrs. Geo. G.
Prewitt, Mrs. Nelson p. Gay. Mrs Henry
NJ. Jones, Mrs. Robt. Gay and Mrs. Viii |
Gay, of Winchester. About a hundred
guests were present TO enjoy the after
loon and Mrs. Snyder's party was with
1ut question one of the loveliest en-
er tainments the society people of this
section have enjoyed for some time"
Mrs. Snyder is sister of Mrs. ID. NJ.
Jhenault, of this city.
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