The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-10

Lexington Thursday evening q witness
he attraction. Miss Dot PLAYED BY
the eminent actress Miss Billy Burke
Several mot0red over Tor the matinee
performance.
Miss Mamie Ballard is At Norton In
Urinary. Louisville.
Mrs. Hugh Hemphill, Of Nicholas
vile, is visiting friends here.
Mrs William Wallace. Of Lexington,
visited friends in this city last week
Mss Jennie Park entertained at
Bridge last week in honor Of Miss
Emma Watts and guest. Miss Pearl, OF
Boston.
Miss Shackelford, daughter of Joseph
Shackelford, many years ago a resident
bof this oity. now Of Colorado. is visiting
Miss Katherine Walker.
Miss Bowling, Of Lexington. has
accepted position with The law firm Of
Greenleaf 4 Harrington as stenograper
Miss Gabaney, Of this city has accepted
similar position with DIR. Z. IL.
Vaught.
Nh. c. Z. Hunley, of Oklahoma, who
came to be az the funeral Of his sister,
Miss Addie Hunley, has not been in
Richmond in twenty-three years. he
left this county for the west and has
been prosperous.
Mrs. Neville Moberly was the hostess
/ Tuesday afternoon at a reception IN
honor Of Miss Edna Giunchigliana and
the other members Of the Lyric Quartet,
who gave an entertainment here Tues
day evening. A delightful luncheon
was served.
Kit Chenault and DIR. H. c. Jasper,
! have returned from a weeks stay in
/ southeastern Arkansas. where they
have been prospecting. After a
/ thorough look over that part Of the
! Bear state, they decided that Kentucky
was so far ahead, they had better
/ hasten home and forget about what
they saw.
J. r. Boatman. Of British Honduras,
/ is here the guest of Clarence +. Woods,
! Boatman will be remem bered by many
as one Of the athletic stars of Central
! University. and gained a great reputa
ton on the gridipon along side Of Lucas,
Blandford, Taylor, Gunlacldand others.
He is now a wealthy lumberman Of
! Central America
The Silver Tea given by Mrs. G. B.
/ Turley and Mrs. Joe Boggs, on Wednes-
day afternoon was a most delightful
social and financial success. Misses
Bessie Turley and lssa Million made
music for the guests while Mrs. G. b
/ Turley and Miss Tilhe Douglas poured
the tea and saw to it that no one went
away without partaking Of the socia
drink.
The Calling Gun: Mr.. John Keller
OF Richmond stopped of here for few
hours with Mr. W r. Powell last Thurs
day. He was on his way home from
| Lexington. -. B. Walker, of Rich
mond, visited his brother, r. L. Walker
also his friend, Chas. Deering, here last
] Friday. Superintendent Sandusky at
tended the Eastern C0nvocatiOn at Rich
mond this weekly. p. Montgomery
and family have moved 10 Richmond.
At Madison Institute Friday of thi:
week. and the following Tuesday even
ings, there viii be two very delightful
| concerts TO mark the closing of the
scholastic year Everybody is invited
On Monday evening at the opera house
a very elaborate program has been
arranged with music, drills etc to which
a small admission will be charged
! The institute has closed very success
| full year and Prof Cassidy has brighter
prospects for the coming season.
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. II. Park entertain
ed a few friends at an elegant MONDAY
] q no On "a
! Tate's Creek pike. 1t was in honor OF
! Misses Humphreys, Black and Lander
and Madame Petrowski. teachers in the
Normal school. Besides these there
were present Miss Mayo Of Madison
Issa and Ray Million, Mrs. Edith
Stewart. Misses Katherine Simpson and
Edith Searcy, Mrs. Hattie BnchannOn
and daughter. Mrs. +. w. Witt and son,
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter Park and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Park and Mr.. and Mrs
STROLLER Park
Miss Harriet Parrish was the hostess
! last Saturday afternoon at a beautiful
! reception. in compliment TO Mrs.
! Douglas Parrish, at her home on High
| street 1t was one OF the most charm
| ing social events Of the spring. The
home was tastefully decorated in Palms,
ferns, carnations and roses and the
! hostess was assisted in entertaining her
guests by Miss Gourley. Of Lexington,
! Misses Dick Douglas. Mamie Mae David
son and Elizabeth Carr. Little Miss
! Mae Langford held the card tray.
delicious lunch was served, consisting
Of substantials and ices and about
sixty guests responded TO the invitation
Of Miss Parrish
Highest cash price for wool Cot
Bros. If.
Culton's meat market gives PROMPT