The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-06-01

Miss Neva Rena, formerly compositor
at this Office has moved to Louisville to
reside.
Mrs Flora Samuels Hughart, former
~ of Mt. Sterling, was recently married
to DR.. Fralich, prominent physician
of New York The bride is well known
here, having visiting Mrs. Neale Ben
nett. She is vocalist of reputation.
Mrs. Ballard II. Luxon and children
left Monday for Cleveland, Ohio, to
spend month with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Smith and other relatives. She
will attend the Smith-Thompson we'd
ding which will take place today in
Detroit.
Mrs. r. G. H. Covington entertained
with delightful dining Saturday. The
colorc heme was pink and white Covers
we're laid for Misses Alma Scrivener,
Dorsie Stockton, Lee White, Mabel Kun
kle, Bessie Dudley, Mary Traynor,
Curraleen Smith, Georgia Belle Powell
Mesdames Joe Chenault, DR.. Evans, and
Tom Covington.
Mrs. W. r. Shackelford entertained
last Wednesday with a Bridge-luncheon
in honor of Miss Mary Thomas, of
Greenville, Mississippi. The guests
included Misses Lucia, Marion and
Madge Burnam, Sara and Mary Bates
Shackelford, Julia and May Katherine
White, Sue Smith, Jane d. Stockton,
Bessie Miller, Julia Higgins, and Mes
danes James Burnam and d. B. Shack
elford.
Among the graduates from Madison
Institute this year was Miss Cecie Burl
Million, the attractive daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Burrel Million. She is one of
the most popular of Richmond S younger
set, as was attested by the unusually
large number of gifts she received upon
her graduation, the number being one
hundred and thirty. She was also one
of three chosen from her class to deliver
an essay, which was quite compliment
to her ability.
Mrs. Elmer Tate entertained with a
lovely little informal reception yesterday
morning which gave the friends of Mrs.
Parry d. Jenkines an opportunity to bid
her goodbye. She left this morning for
her home in Cleveland and will shortly
20 to Denver for the benefit OF her health.
Each guest was given tablet and pencil
in which to write some original toast,
farewell message and hearty good wishes
Delicious refreshments were served and
the affair was delightful in every detail.
Mrs. b. L. Middleton was hostess at a
lovely informal reception Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss Lucia Bur-
nam, who will leave this week for New
York, from where she will sail for
Europe. Mrs. Middleton was assisted
by Misses Bessie Miller and Julia Hig-
gins and Mrs. II. B. Hanger, and the
affair was in keeping with the lovely
hospitality of the home. Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
hours and many friends called to bid
farewell and God-speed to Miss Burnam
whose trip abroad will cover more than
a year.
Mrs. w. S Carrier visited Richmond
relatives this week MisS Ella Henry
has been visiting relatives in Richmond.
Miss Mary Gilmore, of Richmond, is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Gilmore Mrs VIM. Brakeman, OF
Madison, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Il. S. Brown. Miss Van Greenleaf,
of Richmond, has been the guest of her
cousin, Miss Frank Kaufman Mrs.
Carrie Davidson is at home from visit
to her daughter, Mrs. z. T. Rice, OF
Richmond DIR. and Mrs. John Harris,
of Richmond, are guests of the latter
mother, Mrs. Susie Leavell Mrs. Ed
Smith and sister, Miss Jessie Doty, OF
Richmond, are guests of their sisters,
Misses Emma and Lucy Doty.-LancaS-
ter Record