The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-07-06

Bright entertained with lovely card
party Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Lacy
Bright. of New York City.
Mrs. Theodore Wilson and daughter, /
Miss Kate Wilson and Oren Isaacs,
visited Mrs. G. W. Frazier and other
relatives in EstiIi last week.
Mrs. T. P Dudley, Of Richmond. is in
the city for few days the guest Of her
cousin, Abner Oldham, and Mrs. Annie
w James, Lexington Herald
Mr.. e. L. Clark, wife and daughter, Of
Cincinnati, are spending several weeks
with friends here. The Clarks' formerly
lived here and are always welcomed
back
Mr.. J. W. Lewis, of College Hill, pass
ed through Richmond last Friday on his
way to Camp Nelson, Jessamine county,
to go on duty as storekceper at one of
the distilleries there.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. X. Hamilton are
back from an extensive bridal trip and
have gone to house keeping on the Sum-
NIT, in the house recently vacated by
Prof. and Mrs. J. r. johnson.
c Mrs. e. T. Burnam and Mrs. d. NJ.
Chenault gave their annual Fourth of
July picnic Monday for their children.
Miss Elizabeth Burnam was dressed as
Columbia her dress being made entire
ly of American flags.
Winchester Sun-Sentinel: Miss Mari
anne Collins, of Richmond, visited Miss
Catherine McCord for the dance Friday
evening. Mr.. John Doty, Of Rich
mond, attended the dance here Friday
evening.
Hon. Jerry A. Sullivan will sail July
9th, on the White Star S S. Baltic for
summer abroad. he win tour the
British Isles, the Continent and north
ern Europe, returning to Richmond in
September.
Mrs. J. S. Park and Mrs. William
Park have returned to their home. in
Los Vegas. They were called here by
the serious illness of Mrs. w. B. Smith,
whom we are glad to note is improving
and her condition is most encouraging.
Mrs. C. E. Ellwanger and daughter
Miss Jacqueline Ellwanger left yester-
day for Estill Springs to spend the sum-
mer. Mrs Ellwanger will be the society
correspondent to the different papers
over the State from that popular resort.
Frankfort Journal.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Marischen have
returned from Bonneville, Owsley
county, where they visited the latter
parents. 1t will be pleasing news to
their many friends to know that their
little son has about recovered from his
recent illness.
Mrs c. ID. Miller is in Nashville Tenn.
where she was called on account of the
serious illness of the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Gentry, Jr The physi-
clans give but little encouragement as &c
his recovery, which news will be a source
of deep regret TO the friends of the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Jennings. of
Jacksonville, Florida, are summerine
at the latter's old home, Dreaming Greek
Heights, near this city. They have beer
entertaining delightful house party
composed of Mrs. G. C. Burrows and
three daughters. who were guests oil
honor at bridge party given last Friday
by the hosts.
Lancaster Record = Miss Tommie
Francis is in Richmond visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ballew Miss Mary Gilmore
and sister, MissLydia, are visiting rel
atives in Richmond and Versailles.
Little Miss Elizabeth Dudley is at
home again after a visit to her grand
mother, il Richmond - Mr. Alex Doty
and daughters were in Richmond Mon
day for the burial of Mr.. Malcolm Miller
-Mesdames Merritt HARDER and Sal
lie Rayburn, of Richmond, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Gregory.
The following formed delightful
party which sailed last week for trip
abroad: Misses Louise, Mary and
Elizabeth Covington, of this county,
Francis Lail and Ruth Covington, of
Missouri, and Mr.. Walter Quinn, Of
Illinois. Miss Louise Covington will
probably accept a position as chaperone
for touring parties, which position pays a
handsome. salary and all expenses.
We know Of no one better fitted than
Miss Covington, who, aside from her al
ready wide experience as a traveller and
her brilliant literary attachments, pos
sesses a charm of manner and person
atty of great magnetism.