The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-03-16

Mrs. Hallum, who has been the guest
of Mrs. J. a. Higgins and Mrs. Mollie
Daniels, has returned to Washington.
ID. c.
Mrs. S. NJ Edwards, of Mahaska,
Kansas, is visiting her father, Mr.. Josia
Gentry, and sister, Mrs. r. A. Baxter,
in this city,.
Miss Alma Scrivner entertained the
Thimble Club Saturday afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. J. w.
Bryant, tomorrow.
Miss Pearl Davis, of Indianapolis, ar
rived Monday to take charge of the trim
ming department at Farley & March
millinery store.
Miss Elizabeth Kilsch, of Cincinnati,
has arrived and will have charge of the
trimming department in Miss X. V.
Schmidt's Millinery emporium.
Mrs. A. r. Burnam joined her hus-
band, Senator Burnam, in Frankfort last
Thursday They we're guests at din
ner given by Gov, and Mrs. Wilson,
Wednesday.
Mrs James w. Caperton, who is max
Ing her home during the winter in Gin
einnati, visited her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Phelps, last week. Mrs. Caperton and
daughter, Miss jamie, will leave in the
late Spring for an extended trip abroad
London Echo;-Col. W. R. Dillon was
in Richmond several days last week on
left Saturday for Richmond, where Mrs.
Slade will be under the care of physicians
for a few weeks. 80. Mr. Harry Dillon,
who is holding good job with the TODD
Ewards Lumber Company at Richmond,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
| his parents.
A Jacksonville paper gives lengthy
write-up of an elaborte luncheon by Mrs.
Frank L. Jennings in compliment to
Mrs. Donald Mclean, of New York.
The decorations were red, white and
blue, and many flowers were used about
the rooms and upon the tables. Mrs.
Jennings formerly resided in Richmond
and is most popular and loveable lady.
Richmond friends have received the
following announcement:
Mrs. Ida c. Williams
requests the honour of your
presence at the marriage of her daughter
Minnie Elizabeth
Mr.. Joseph Ashby Evans
on Sunday evening the twenty seventh
day of March
ninteen hundred and ten
at seven o'clock
Saint Luxe's Church
Ancon. c. 7. Panama.
AtIIome
after June the first
Bias Obispa c. F.
Miss Florence smith, of Boston, gave
one of the most delightful Recital of the
year at the Normal School Chapel Mon
day night. She gave series of delight
full readings and songs and every part
demonstrated her masterful manner and
her superior talent. The Recital was
given under the auspices of the Parents
Teachers Club. Miss Smith is most
excellent entertainer. She will have
charge Of the Expression Department of
Syracuse University the comming year.
A most enjoyable meeting of the Cecil
liam Club was held Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. J. r. Johnson, at her
pretty home on the Summit. The sub
ject Beethoven. furnished material for
lengthy and Interesting discussion, and
many opinions were expressed. The
program, led by the hostess, follows:
Symphony Movement
Mrs W. G. White-Miss Gladys Perry
symphony Second Movement.
Mrs G. W. Pickels-Mrs. H. Chenault.
Symphony-Third Movement
Mrs Burton Faris-Mrs. G. w. Pickles.
Symphony Fourth Movement.
Mrs J. K. Johnson-Mrs w. G.. White.
vocal-To the Beloved One at a Distance
Garland of Song
Mrs. A. r. Burnam.
The annual business meeting will be
held in Elks Club Rooms, Wednesday,
March 22rd
Ole Of the most pleasing receptions of
the season was held Friday afternoon at
the homo OF Mrs. James Bennett in
honor OF her son bride. Mrs. Warfield
Bennett, an exceptionally charming
young woman. With the addition of
many plants All ferns the beautiful
home was made 10 look still more in
viting. and the house thronged with a
brilliant company. Mrs. Bennett, be-