The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-11-23
PERSONALS


in Lexington last week the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Watts.
Miss Lettie Mae Roberts, of Lancas-
ter, was visitor for the German and is
the guest of DIR and Mrs C. II. Vaught
Miss Martha Fishback, of Fayette
county, arrived the first of the week TO
be with Miss Susan Doty in the country
Misses Josephine and Jane Farrell, of
Lexington, were over for the German
and were the guests of Miss Katherine
White.
Mr.. James Dillon, of London. was
here last week the guest of his brother,
Harry Dillon, of the Todd Edwards
Lumber Co.
Mr.. Lucien Burnam was here last
week attending the Federal court as
witness in an important internal revenue
case.
Misses Belle and Nettie Black have
returned from several days visit TO
relatives and friends in Barboursville
and London.
Mrs. o. E. Vollenwider, of Macarthur,
Ohio, came Monday night to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Deatherage.
Mrs. J. d. Christopher and daughter.
Mrs. Ii. L. Stone, and grandson, Harry
Stone, returned home last week after a
delightful visit to relatives in Irvine, Ky.
Mrs. J. A. Stevens and daughter, Reg
ina, and Miss Agnes Clark will 90 to
Lexington today TO spend the holiday
with Mesdames r. L. Slade and Eugene
Burgin.
Mrs. S. A. Wood, of DeLand, Florida,
arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mrs.
j. w. Earring, on Lancaster avenue. Mrs.
John Allen. of Carlisle, is also a guest
at the Earring home.
Prof. E. G. McDougle left Monday
morning for Eastern, Ohio, where he al
tended the Golden wedding anniversary
of his parents. He returned Wednes-
day to resume his school duties at Nor
NAL.
Hon. Hood Worthington, one of the
leading citizens of Boyle county was
here last week as juryman in the Fed
eral court. Mr. Worthington was born
and reared in Boyle, but this was his
first visit to Madison county.
In connection with her former school
duties Miss Elizabeth A. Covington will
broaden her career by opening a studio
at Hotel Martha Washington. 20 East
10Th street, New York City. Miss Gov
Ington will receive on Fridays from 4 TO
5 until June LIST.
At the home of Prof. McDougle, on
the Summit, last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. John G. Cornelison and Miss Julia
Ross were united in marriage, Prof. Nc
Dougle officiating. Both parties are
we'll known and reside on the Barnes
Mill pike, a short distance from the city. |
There many friends join in wishing them |
much happiness.
Shelbyville News:-Judge J. A. Sulli-
van, Of Richmond. who recently return |
I'd from trip abroad, spent Sunday a
guest of Judge L. b. Beard Misses |
Sarah McChord and Mildred Taylor and |
Mr.. J. w. McChord of Lexington, and |
Mr. Evan McChOrd, of Richmond, mo-
.ored TO Shelbyville and spent Sunday |
he guest of Miss Wanda Willett.
Mr. Irvine Hume was the host last |
Friday evening al delightful quail sup
per at Joe's restaurant complimentary
o several friends. Mr. Hume is a fine
shot and succeeded in bagginga nice lot |
If birds last week. Mr.. Hume's guests
we're Misses Sara Shackelford, Van
jreenleaf Callie Miller Shackelford.
md Madge Burnam and Messrs James |
Wagers. George Hume, and j. J. Neale.
Friends here have received a program
IF recital given at the College of Music
n Cincinnati, in which very difficult |
part on the piano was assigned to Miss |
Edna Giunchigliani. This young lady
S a musician of much ability and the |
assigning to-her of these parts by her
Signor Romeo Gorno, is proof |
enough that she is thoroughly accom-
olished. She is daughter of Mr.. Joe
The first cotillion of the winter season
hat is TO be danced by the German club
Ook place last evening at the Masonic
Temple, and the young folk as well as
he married couples, present, enjoyed
he evening thoroughly. -Smittie S band
If Cincinnati. that has performed on so
many similar occasions, was present and
an excellent musical progam.
N playing dance music the Smittie az
sregation is just a little better than the
'thers. Quite number of visitors were
present TO grace the occasion, and the
irand March led by Edward Stockton
md Miss Jane ID. Stockton was very /
pretty indeed, with about thirty five
couples participating. The favors con-
listed of tiny foot ball bon bons, pen
lants, turkey caps, whistles, assorted
ards which added greatly TO the attrac-
iyeness Of the occasion. The next cotil-
ion will be danced during Christmas
week.
or the various functions given in
Ionor Of Mesdames Paul Collins and
ivan :. McCord, of Seattle, Washing
on, none has been more charming than
he Bridge-luncheon given Monday
fter1oon by Miss Helen Bennett, at her
lcgant homo on II est Main street. The
utGrally attractive h1use was made /;
ocbly SO by tie exquisite decorations
I yellow chrysani. c<sufnz and pottod I