The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-10-19

last week to attend the Horse show.
DR.. sandiin and family have returned
from an extended trip through the west.
While away they visited points Of
interest in Colorado. Nebraska. Iowa
and the Dakotas. and returned via
Chicago. where they remained short
time
The many friends of Mrs J. W. Crates
viii be grieved to learn that she is quite
| i'll and was brought to local hospital
this week. She is the wife of Rev.
J. w. Crates, now pastor OF the Method
list church at Nicholasville, but who
formerly lived here, where he was pas
tor of the Richmond church.
The Home ard Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church. enjoyed
a social at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Crutchfeld last Friday afternoon from
3to5. After the regular order Of bust
ness delightful refreshments were
served. About forty members were
present.
Friends here have received invitations
to the wedding of Miss Alice NJ Eubank,
of Virginia, and DIR. Daniel Louis King
of Tennessee. The happy event viii
take place in Greensboro. N. c., or
October 20, after which they will go tc
Huntingdon, Tenn, to reside. Miss
Eubank has many friends in Richmond
and Madison county. She was ar
teacher at Madison Institute five year.
ago, and is pleasantly remembered here
As announced recently Rev. William
Vanderpool and Miss Nettie Ware wer,
married Wednesday morning at the res
idence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ware, Of Cook Avenue
Rev. William Fryman officiating. Thu
bride is an exceedingly popular youns
Winchester Democrat. Rev
vanderpool and bride arrived in Rich
mond last Wednesday and are now a
home on Glyudon avenue, where the,
have gone to housekeeping He is tn
new pastor of the College Hill Methods
church, which, circuit also include
Red House.
The following wedding announcement
from the Lexington Leader will inieres
people of Richmond, where the brid
and groom are well known. At noon il
the parlors of Argyle Hall, Campbell
Hagerman College, the marriage wa
solemnized of Mr. r. n Beasley, o
Paint Lick. KY, and Miss Virginia King
Professor b. J. Pinkerton was the off
ciating minister The bride is tn
daughter of Mr. w. T. King, citizen O
Garrard county, residing near Pain
Lick. She graduated from Campbell
Hagermsn College in the class of 1905
being one of the handsomest and mos
attractive young women who have al
' tended the school-bright. cheerful
winsome, gracious in disposition. grace
full in manners, a most charming per
sonality. Mr.. Beasly is an estimab.
citizen of Garrard county, prominent il
the business affairs of his community
honored and trusted by all.
r An engagement of interest to Contra
| Kentucky is that of Miss Elizabeth Wa
Allen, of Millersburg, and Mr.. Jesse NJ
Alverson, of Frankfort The engage
ment was announced by Mr.. Julian G
Allen, the prospective brides father, a
Millersburg. The wedding will TAX
place early in December and the youn
couple will make their home in Frank
fort. Mr.. Alverson was formerly Repre-
sentative in the Legislature from Lin
coin county and at the last session of tn
Legislature was assistant clerk of tn
Senate. He is widely known over Ken
lucky and is well liked by all who kno,
him. Miss Allen is one of the mos
charming and beautiful young wome
in Central Kentucky. Her father
president Of bank at Millersburg. MI
Alverson is Richmond boy" bein
the son of Mrs. Matte Alverson, who re
: sides on High street. He was formerl
, a valued employee OF the Climax Office
and his many old friends in Richmon
! will read with pleasure the above an
nouncement.
Mrs. John K. Pates entertained wit
a thimble party last Friday afternoon j
S honor of her sister, Mrs J. L. Taylor
l Of Kansas City. The invited guests wer
asked to bring some needlework an
much good cheer prevailed while tn
sewing went on. A udique guessin
, contest. in the form of transposed lei
ters was enjoyed. When rightly place
the letters spelled the many usefI
articles found in milady's work box
Twenty minutes were allowed to spel
which, it was found that Mrs. Ansil L
Miller had won the prize, Transporting a
; letters correctly. The prize was
dainty work basket equipped with tn
various articles of the guessing contest
such as thread, buttons, floss, stillet
hoops, in fact everything needed il
fancy work. The BOBBY prize, blu
back spelling book, went to Mrs. w. u
Oldham. An appetizing lunch of salad
beaten biscuit, waters, olives and coffe'
, was served. The affair was thorough,
in keeping with all former occasions il
this hospitable home. As Miss Bessi
Mckee, Mrs. Taylor was one of Ken
tucky's most charming girls and he
visits home are a source of great pleas
ure TO her many friends.