The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-08-24

Arizona, and MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Schlegel, Of Nicholasville, are visiting
Mrs j. L. Schlegel, on the Tates Greek
road. This is Mr. Werner Schlegelis
first visit home since his marriage.
DR.. and Mrs. Rott, Boggs entertained
with family dinner Thursday even
ing in honor OF Mr.. Schlegel and bride.
Miss Mabel Letton, of Falmouth,
came last week for visit to Miss Sara
Wagers.
Mrs. j X. Sims is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Sutton.
in Beattyville, she was accompanied
by Miss Lottie Barnes.
Mr.. John D. White is at French
Lick Springs, Ind.
Miss Alma Scrivner left Friday or
visit to Winchester relatives.
Mrs. Harry Scrivner and two hand
some children are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Hamilton, at
Wisemantown. They will also visit
at Beattvville before returning home.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Sheperd and
family. OF Lakeland, Florida, were
guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T.
Covington. They were ent rtained at
dinner Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. X. G. IL. Covington.
Miss Mary Miller and Miss Laura
Taylor have returned after ten
days stay at Cincinnati wholesale
houses Both will have their regu-
lar places as assistant trimmers with
The Richmond Millinery Co. the
coming season.
Mrs. S. d. Parrish and Mrs. ID. E.
Flora left Sunday for Chicago to
purchase their fall stock OF millinery,
visiting Cincinnati and Indianapolis
markets on their return. They
were accompanied by Mrs. t. w.
Davis. of Campbellsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. johnson, of
Iiarrodsburg, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Todd, at Speedwell, this
county.
Mr. and Mrs. X. j. Mckee and
children are visiting Mrs. James
McKenna, IN Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bull, OF Green
vile, Missi siPpi. WHO have been in
Beatty are now with Mrs. Bulls
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Crow, Mr..
Ball is seriously IL. and came to
Richmond for medical attention.
Mrs. j. r. Azbill is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. e C. Moore. at Lon
don.
Prof E. C. McDougle was in Lon
don last week
Mr. and Mrs Kinsea Stone and
daughter. Miss Mamie Stone, of
Georgetown. visited Hon. and Mrs.
Brutus j. Clay last week.
Miss Rebecca Rice. VINO has been
the very pleasant guest of Mrs. Wal
ter Mason for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home in Richmond,
Ky.-Maytield Messenger.
Mr. Edwin Stockton has been spend
ing bis vacation in Michigan.
Mrs. R. NJ. Rolsnd end Miss Ida
Blanton, of Waco. and Miss Bette
French are tSwAngo Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Phelps and Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Fox. have return
cd from Versailles, where they visit
Ell DIR. and Mrs. May Phelps.
Miss Harrett Parrish spent last
week with the Misses Gourley, at
Heidlebrug.
Mr.. A. X. McCown and family, Mr..
T. ID. Chenau't and son Douglas, and
Mrs. Nelson Gay and children. OF
Winchester, are spending month at
the seashore.
Mrs Mamie F, land, Miss Dabney
Fe and and NJ S. Cafe Shearer will
leave this week for their new home
in Arizona.
MI. N. b Gentry. OF Louisville, but
formerly Of this city, has accepted
position with the Foster Munger
Company, OF Chicago. the largest
Wholesale sash and door house in
America. Mr.. Gentry will travel
through Ohio and Pennsylvania. The
position carries with it handsome
salary. Mt. Gentry married Miss
Kate Fsulcontr, of this city, and is
one the many Madiscnians who is
making good away from home.
The Lexii gton Leader of Sunday
had the following inter esting items:
Miss Darcy Moore Porter entertain
ed With a beautiful garden party last
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Kentucky avenue in honor of her
guests. Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth
iIagan OF Richmond. Kentucky and
Misses Dorothy Duncan, Elizabeth
Lyme aud Annie Welch Hoover OF
Nicholssville, who are visiting !
Mis- ses Annie and Margaret Milward.
The house was artistically decorated
throughout with garden flowers,
scarlet sage in hall and drawing |
ROM petunias aad phlox in the
library. aud nasturtiums in the
dining room. The front porch was
a bower of plants and yellow and
white blossoms which were also en-
iwined on the rsiling and the hostess
md guests Of honor stood in line to
= ceive on the lawn just in front of
his pretty place. The lawn was
llso decked with h)1ers and made
attractive with the usual appoint
nonts and The hostess WAS assisted
n emit raining by her mother. Mrs.
Joseph W. Porter, also Misses Hilda
,rann and Euniee katherine Shouse,
rho served the frappe at table Z:
h corated with silver bowls OF
asturtiums. Delightful refresh
rents were served and the SITTER
Don was a very happy one for ali
he guests
Mss Cary Rice left Tuesday for a
vo weeks stay at Crab Orchard
prings-
Mrs. Mol.ie hume ly. of Stanford.
I'd Mrs. ollie Birgin. Of Crab
richard, are visiting Mrs. Sam Rice.
d Second street.
The handsomest function Of the