The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-11-30

are mere AT tilc Dtuol1C VI tticit tae7 '-'o-s
Mrs. J. w. Crates. who has been quite
i'll at the Gibson Iniirmary. Mrs
Crates brothers, Robt Moss, of Win
chester and Rev. John Moss, of Wood
lawn, were here last week.
Mcssrs. James Wagers, Robt. Thorpe
and Jennings Maupin spent Thursday,
Friday and Saturday in the Kentucky
river cliff after quail. They are among
the very few local hunters that enjoy
this rough shooting in cliffs and noun
tains
President Cassidy. of Madison Insti-
tuie. Hon. Lewis Harrington and wife,
Mr.. Paul Burnam. Mr.. William Smith.
Mr.. Thomas Chenault were among the
Richmond people who witnessed the
foot ball game in Lexington Thanks
giving.
w. C. West and wife have moved to
Silver Creek where Mr.. West has a re-
mumerative position with the L. Il N.
railroad Mr. David Shepherd, of Rice's
Station, succeeds Mr.. West as agent at
Valley View.
Mr. and Mrs v P. Smith, Of Somerset
Mr. and Mrs Joe Oldham. this city, Mr.
and Mrs W P Williams and Mrs Thos.
Williams, Of Irvine, are being entertain
ed by Mr. and Mrs G. B. Williams at
their elegant home, west Irvine.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Vaught entertain
ed at dinner last Monday evening in
honor of their distinguished visitor,
DR.. Joseph Price, of Philadelphia.
Their guests included Senator McCreary
and number of the physicians of
Richmond.
Mr.. Ernest Covington, operator for
the L. & A. railroad at Pamela and
Miss Reno Cox, of that section. were
married Thanksgiving at the home of
the bride. The groom is a son Of Mr..
Charles Covington, of this city, and is
rising young railroad man.
Miss Matte Pigg, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Pigg,
delightfully."- entertained Friday evening
at her home on n. Second street, the
Senior Glass of Caldwell High School.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
in ferns, autumn leaves, mistletoe and
the school colors A most delightful
evening was spent by all present.
Cards are out announcing the MARI
age of Miss Elizabeth Wall Allen, of
Millersburg, to Mr.. J. NJ. Alverson, of
Frankfort, on Saturday, Dec. 3, at three
p. m. Miss Allen is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. ]. G. Allen, president Of the
Farmers Bank. She is an accomplished
young lady, with a wide circle of friends
in this and other states.
Mr.. William Evans, who has been in
the Government service on the big Pan
ANA canal, is at home for six weeks
vacation to his father. DIR. G.. w. Evans
He is much pleased with the position
and has great things to say of this big
undertaking by the United States.
There are many Kentucky boys holding
down responsible positions on the big
ditch besides Mr.. Evans.
Mr.. Cecil Simmons gave a very enjoy
able hay ride Thanksgiving day, COM
plimentary to several of his young
friends. The happy party drove to
Boonesboro and Lock No. 10 on Ken
lucky river, where a sumptuous spread
was partaken of. The day was an ideal
one and the bracing air not at all
too chilly, made the outing all the more
enjoyable. The party was chaperoned
by Miss Greene, of the Model school.
There were twenty-five on the ride.
Mr.. Jennings Maupin was the host
last Monday evening at quail supper
at his home on Fourth street in honor
of several of his close friends. Covers
were laid for twelve and those present
were Judge w. r. Shackelford, Judge
II. C. Rice, County Clerk Terrell. w.
IS. Oldham, r. d. Tharpe, Tevis
Huguely, A. J. Tribble. Judge Turpin,
James Wagers, Joseph Shearer and
Dave Powers. The party disposed of
about two dozen fine quail.
A pretty home wedding in the country
was solemnized last Wednesday, the
contracting parties being Mr.. John Nc
Chord Yates, of this city and Miss Lii
liam Cox, of Speedwell. The nuptials
took place at the home of the bride,
Rev. McDougle officiating. The Cox
home was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The groom is with the
Mason & Hanger Co., and is prominent
young business man, well known and
liked by ALL He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins Yates, of Kingston. His
bride is charming young woman and
very popular and is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. R. Cox, of the Speedwell
section. They viii go to housekeeping
on Fourth street.
Miss Title Tribble was hostess of the
Cecilian Club last Wednesday afternoon,
at which time Modern German COM
posers were studied: The following
attractive program was rendered:
Roll Call-Wizards of the piano.
t-Valse-Shubert Miss Tribble-
Mrs. Middleton.
La Gondola-Henselt Mrs Ansil D.
Miller.
VaIse-Stunberg Mrs. ]. r. johnson.
Tanzweise-M Meyer Helmund Mrs.
Harvey Chenault.
Paper-Leipsic Mrs. G W. Pickles.
yoice-Amami-Deuza Mrs. II B.
Hanger
Love Song -Henselt Miss Julia White.
Current Events Mrs. T. J. Smith.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. A. r. Burnam on December IA.
The following notes are from Mrs.
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayers Washington let
ter: misses Laura and Marie Smith.
Lexington, who have many friends in
Washington, are here for the winter,
the guests of Mrs. J. d. Graves, on
Fourteenth street, on the heights. Mrs.
Graves, of Fayette and Jessamine coun-
ties, moved to Washington in Septem-
Der to take up her residence here. She
is welcome acquisition to the Ken
lucky colony. Mrs. Belle Rodes Nc
Dowell, formerly of Richmond, Ky,
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