The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-01-04

airy To study at the ABOVE conservatory.
Mrs. NJ. G. Kellogg entertained for her
little daughter, Thursday evening at the
Masonic banquet hall, with an i'm
promptu dance. A large concert phono-
graph furnished the music and the
young folks enjoyed the occasion i'm
mensely.
AT Paint Lick last Friday Col. Ben
Lear was the host at dinner in honor
Of several Old ''Confeds" which number
ed eleven around the festive board.
Those who attended from here were n.
B. Deatherage, w. T. Duerson ard J. T.
Jones and many incidents of the great
strife were recalled by those who fought
for the Lost Cause.
At the home of Miss Elath Buchanan
a jolly weekend houseparty made the
holidays happy occasion for those who
attended. Those present were Misses
Mary Doty, Ellen Walker, Elizabeth
Shackelford, Josephine Chenaulr, BeSs
Wagers, Mabel Rayburn, Kathryn Simp-
son, Eleanor Hagan and Elizabeth Tur-
ley.
At the home OF DIR. G. G. Marshall,
Woodland Ave-, on the 9th of last
month, Charles Deering and Miss Jennie
Allender, both of White Hall, were unit
ed in marriage. On the 2Sth, at the
Glyndon hotel, Clarence Pendleton and
Ida Logan, of Garrard county were mar
ried DR.. Marshall officiated at both
nuptials.
The marriage of Miss Tommie Curry
and Mr.. Newt futile took place at the
brides home BIZ West Seventh street,
Lexington. KY, Dec. 9th, 1910 at $3.50
O'Clock. The bride is the attractive
daughter Of T. A. Curry, ex-Assessor of
Madison county where she is widely
known having lived here most of her
life. The groom is the son of NJ. and
Mrs. John futile and is man of bust
ness qualities.
Lancaster Record: Miss Minnie Gull
ly, is in Richmond for several days visit
TO relatives Mrs. ID. r. Altman, Of
Richmond, is expected soon for visit
TO her sister, Mrs. J. B. Soper-- G. S
Greenleaf is in Richmond visiting Mr..
John Greenleaf----MiSs Mary Elmore,
of the Normal school Richmond is here
for the Guletide season. Miss Della
finder, of the Richmond Normal school
is here for the Christmas holidays
Misses Ida Potts and Ora Prather leave |
this week for visit TO Mrs. Ollie Potts, |
of Richmond.
The Winchester Sun has the follow
ing: Miss Margaret Dykes, of this city, |
and Mr.. Strother Parks, of Richmond,
were married at the residence, of Rev. |
B. J. Davis, Of Lexington, in the pres
ence Of a number of relatives and friends |
Miss Dykes is the eldest daughter of ].
T. Dykes and grand daughter Of the
late Judge Taylor. Mr.. Park, is the
son of Walter Park, of near Richmond.
Mr.. Il E. Turley entertained his Sun
lay School class Friday evening at his
home on the Campus. There were
twenty present. After delightful sup
per, the class elected the following Off
,ers for the ensuing year: President, E
Deatherage; Vice President, George ID
simmons; Secretary and Treasurer, S.
Deatherage; Teacher, r. E. Turley;
Assistant, r. a. Barlow.
The many friends in Richmond of Mr..
samuel Saunders will be pleased to read
# his marriage last week TO Miss May
Wilson, Of GreenSburg, daughter of the
President of the Peoples Bank at that
Dlace. Mr. Saunders was graduated
rom Central University and while a
tudent here, made many friends. He
S now travelling representative Of the
}elknap Hardware Co., of Louisville.
lie was familiarly known to his legion
f admirers as Hop and was one of :
he fastest lends" the old college ever
ad.
The Lexington Herald has the follow
ng item of interest here: A dinner was
iven by Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Taylor of
CENTRAL avenue, to celebrate the reunion ,
{ the Taylor family, the first in thirty
ears. The guests of honor were Mr.. {
nc Mrs. L. z. Taylor of Payette, Idaho,
nd Mr. K. NJ. Taylor of Waco, Texas. s
tho has been out of the state for twen-
weight years. The attractive home of
Ir. and Mrs. Taylor was decorated
throughout with Southern smilax and &
christmas bells Potted plants were ar
snged in the halls and reception rooms
he guests eighteen in number, were G
sated at {. large round table which was I
with is gorgeous decorations
ferns and red carnations, The center
iece being of fruit and flowers. A most Q
Iaborate course dinner was served [
he members OF the family which re- y
lains are c. 7. Taylor, city; L. Z. Tay-
II, Fayetie, Idaho; Il. NJ. Taylor, Waco,
exas; Mrs. A. 7. Million, Richmond, c
y; j. {. Taylor and Mrs. ClareTce !,
ebert Other guests present were:
RS. c. T. Taylor, Mrs. L. z. Taylor. d
RS. J. w. Duncan, Richmond, KY, MIR. 2
nd Mrs. W. |. Duncan, city. DIR. J. Z. p
Iillion. Chicago; C. d. Taylor, PhiIa- !,
elphia; Carroll II. Taylor, Muskogee, Z
kla; Miss Ethlyn Egbert, Clarence :
ebert and Clarence Egbert. Jr. The a
aylor family was originally of Madison
1unty. SONS and daughters OF Bartleson 4.
nd Eliza loeytor Taylor. grand children
Tarletorl Tayl,r, who came from Viz =
mia in l7}2, and Of Yelverton Peyton, Il
no was revolutionary soldier and =,
Iember OF the little band with Boone in y
ne East. They, as all the other Tas-
RS, of Virginia and Keniusky, are de-
,ended fusm James Taylor, who CAME
ON EngliIad to Virginia in 1886. he a
as grandson CT DIR. Rouland Taylor. ii
no was burned 1T the stake in Hadley.
ng1snd, ~ February, 1856. BY order III p
Bloody Mary" lii