The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-10-25

mrs. u. Il. MllkerSOn kNec Mdltle
Pigg) accompanied by her husband,
passed few plaasan; DAYS at the home
Of her Uncle. William Pigg. last week.
We are glad 70 welcome them 10
Richmond.
Ms. II. r. Perry and daughter, Miss
Gladys, Mrs John r. Pates and
daughter, Miss Jennette. Mrs. Elmer
Deatherage and Mrs j. L. Taylor
spent Saturday in Lexington.
Mr.. p. B. Broaddus, who has been
quite sick for some time. we are glad TO
announce, has greately improved. He
is the same happy man as OF old, and
we sincerely hope his recovery TO a
good old age.
Mrs. A. T. Million was a delegate TO
the Women's Suffrage Association. held
at Louisville this week. She reports
that the assemblage was great and the
plans Of the body were conducive of
great good.
Rev. J. r. Peeles. Pastor of the Win
chester NJ. L. Church, South, is in our
city and will assist at the marriage
ceremony of Miss Margaret CrOoke and
Miss Sarah Rucker. this afternoon al
o'clock.
Mr.. II. l.. Leete, who has been in
Louisville for the past winter erect
ing fireproof structure, has complet-
cd his work and passed through this
city, Tuesday, for his home al Irvene,
KY.
Miss Bessie Park will entertain Hal
lowe'en in honor of her niece, little
Miss Bessie Park, of Woodford county,
and Elmer Park of this city. About
fifty invitations have been issued and
an enjoyable time is in store for the
little ones.
We regret that we should chronicle
the illness Of Mrs. p. B. Broaddvs. who
is quiet III at their home For four
weeks she has been i'll and at this time
is not improved. We hope that the
next few days will find great improve
ment.
Wedding invitations, after marriage
and at home announcements, calling
cards, death and birth announcements,
anything, everything in this line OF work
printed or engraved at CLIMAX Office.
Business strictly confidential II
The chorus class at the Normal
School organized by the new musical
director, Prof. John G.. Koch, meeting
90 Monday and Thursday evenings, is
full of promise and under Prof. Koch's
management much good will be &C
complished we feel assured.
The many friends of Mr.. s. H. Thrope
will regret TO learn that he has been
seriously i'll at his home on West Main
street. While yet very sick man Mr..
TbOrpe's condition was considerably
improved yesterday, and it is the
wishes Of all that he will speedily be
restored to health.
Mr.. /. o. Grinstead formerly with Mr.
Tevis Cobb, we are rejOiced TO say, has
been offered q splendid position with
the L. & N. railroad at Louisville. He
has decided TO accept il and embarks
upon the sea of trial with the best
wishes Of host of friends. He has
attained the position Of Master OF
Trains.
Councilman Emil LOhrisch and wife
have returned from Chicago. H.. where
they were attending a meeting of the
National Bottling Association. Mr.. Lob
risch says Chicago is one OF the most
beautiful cities in the world. There was
banquet, which they attended at
which there were !, 1873 people. IL was
rld-beater-the banquet and the
capacity Of the building.
Miss Eva Roberts left Monday for
Cincinnati, where she will spend the
week visiting the wholesale embroidery
houses. She will buy an unusually
large stock of Christmas goods, con-
sisling of all sorts of attractive novelties.
new patterns, materials etc. Miss
Roberts, rooms are headquarters for
lovers Of fancy needle work, and with
the approach of the holiday season all
will do well 10 call and inspect her
stock.
Mr.. w. E. Dudley. who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs Jonah Wagers
on West Main street, left Monday morn
for his home in chihuahua, Mexico
where he and his brothers, Richard and
James. are large contractors in canal
and tunnel work. He is going by way
Of New Orleans to spend q few days
with another brother, Mr.. Ambrose
Dudley, Of New York, who is at this
time in that city.
Mrs. George Bogard. Of Richmond, is
the guest Of her sister, Miss Emma
D0ty T. Short, of Richmond, was
here Monday to see his wife, who is i'll
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. G. B.
Powell James E. Henry. of Kinks
vile, is on a visit TO relatives and
friends in Atlantic and other Illinois
towns. He is accompanied by his wife,
daughter and son, John z. Henry. Mr..
Henry made the entire trip in his auto
mobile, and reports very novel IS well
as enjoyable observation-disclosures
Record.
Mrs. B. L. Middleton entertained an
automobile party from Shelbyville
with dinner party, last Friday evening
There were present; Mrs. Lieutenant
w. G. p. Muir, whose husband has re
tired from the United States Navy,
Mrs. r. A. Campbell, both from Shelby
vile, Miss Ophelia Harwood, Baltimore.
Nd. These mentioned, constituted an
automobile party from Shelbyville In
addition 70 the above were, Mrs. VII
liam Severance, Stanford, Mrs H. B.
Hanger and Mrs. Lieutenant Carl
Britton.
The linen shoWes given BY Misses
Hart and COvington Saturday ia honor
Of Miss Sara Goa Ruoksr. slse home
Of Miss Covingfon, was q mo- t1arm- I
ing affair. The decorations throughout
the house and on The tea table were OF |
red dahlias and cosmos Hanging in /
-AlI 0II1lllu& rlMcru Tue lUluILL UIDIt I
Was an immense red paper heart with
smaller ones filing the space. A few
measures OF mendelssohns wedding |
march we're played as Miss Rucker |
entered the room taking her stand
under the large heart. The hostesses
drew the ribbons and the white /
shower" came pouring down in all its |
beauty, pelting the bride-to-be with |
fowls, napkins. handkerchiefs, scarfs. |
skirts, bags. etc. etc. Miss Rucker Is /
one Of our most attractive girls and will /
be missed By host Of friesds.
Great interest was manifested in the
public sale Of DR.. Hockaday's estate
Wednesday, a great many people from
distance coming here TO be present |
and purchase some Of the valuable stock
that was sold. Among those from a
distance were. Mrs. Il0wndos. Dan
Joe Mcdowell DansiIIe. b r. ewinRbv. !