The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-06-28


Texas, is on a visi. to his parents Prof
and Mrs Cassaday of Madison Institute.
He will leave in a few days for Ann
Arbor, Mich. to take summer course
in Bacteriology.
Mrs. Graydon, Of Cincinnati, is visit
ing her brother. Mr.. NJ. c. Kellogg.
Mrs kellogg had few friends for an
informal game of bridge Wednesday TO
meet her Miss elizabeth Kellogg ar
rived yesterday iOr few days. Miss
Dorothy and Mrs. Kellogg, Sr. are
abroad for the summer.
Grand Master r. r. Burnam, wife
and two children, and Capt. John A.
Higgins motored to Stanford Saturday
where they attended the ST. Johns Day
celebration. Mr.. Burnam was one of
the principal speakers on this occasion
and reports a deligh'fGi gathering. !
Returning Mr. 3urnam and his party /
came Oy Danville, Shakertown, High /
Bridge and Lexington.
Mr.. Shelby Jet., Jr., son Of Mr.. and |
Mrs Shelby Jett Of the Kirksville neigh
borhood. was graduated last week from |
Hampton Sidney College, Virginia Mr.. |
Jett is young Taan of brilliant intel /
lect. He was graduated from the Model |
School in 1909 and has earned the degree /
of A. b. at Hampton Sidney in two
years. very unusual thing and requir |
ing a vast amount OF hard study. Mr.. |
Jet will take course in law next fan |
at Yale or Harvard.
The delightful little comedy which |
was given Thursday night at Mr.. Henry |
Perry's residence. will be repeated to- !
night at Mr.. lkellogg's HON on
the Summit. The play was written by |
Miss Dorothy Perry and was as bright as
could be. The characters were well !
taken by Misses Dorothy Perry, Lucy |
Walker, Ella ID. Cobb and Marie Louise |
and Alice Clark Kellogg. These were
assisted by the Misses Cobb in a vaud-
eville performance of no mean merit
The proceeds were given TO help some
needy children and the young ladies
hope that every ')ne interested will at
tend the perform ance tonight.
The Lexington Herald has the fol-
lowing item OF interest here The mar
riage Of Miss Mary Josephine Sculley 10
Mr. Edward Ilomanus Burch was
solemnized Thursday morning at 6:l5
o'clock at St. Piuls Catholic Church.
Rev Father DE Waegaenere officiating
There were decorations Of palms,
ferns and flowers, and Miss Zita
Puchignani, presiding at the organ
played the weddinS music, assisted
by Miss Matte Elder of Richmond,
who sang delightfully."- two solos, Ave
Maria" and 20 Perfect Love.
Miss Mary Conway of Richmond,
| KY, way the maid OF honor and Mr..
George H. BIrch of Louisville his
brothers best Ihan. The ushers were
Mr. Carroll C. Burch Of Louisville, and
Mr.. Frank Scully.
A special from Lancaster concerning
the Kauffman-S aackelford nuptialS says:
The destiny of two lives, that Of
Miss Louise Greenleaf Kaufman and
John Hockaday Shackelford was seal
ed Saturday morning at 1890 o'clock
at the Christian church. Elder F. NJ
finder in a beautiful and impressive
manner uniting them. The bride a
handsome blonde was becomingly at
tired in tailored suit of gray and small
travelling hat. The attendants were
Miss Frank Kaufman, brides sister
and Miss Van Greenleaf, of Richmond, |
Messrs Neal Of Richmond and Lane of
Lexington. A handsome back ground
Of massive green, palms flowers and
other plants formed the decorations !
with touch Of pink, and under these
ribbons were relatives and friends of
the contracting parties. The happy
couple left in an auto for Lexington
going from there TO Columbus, O.,
where the groom is employed as a
young architect. A number OF out
of-town guests witnessed the cere-
mony. The young couple were the re-
cipients of many handsome presents.
The Lexington Herald has the follow
ing account Of d wedding. the contract |
ing parties being we'll known here, |
especially the bride, where she has |
many relatives: The marriage of Miss
Florence Coviigton Scrivener to Mr.. |
Rumsey Elliott Garrison was sOlemnized !
last Wednesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock |
at Calvary Baptist church. Rev. T. Q. |
Ecton being the officiating minister
There was a very beautiful decoration |
of palms and ferns banked on the pull |
pit platform, among which were clusters
Of tall white c;Indles in crystal prismed |
candelabra Mrs Frank Foxworth pre-
sided at the Orian, playing delightfully."- |
during the S S m b in OF the |
guests: The bride is very popular |
and much admired, the daugh- |
ter of Nj and Mrs. l. NJ. Scriven- |
er Of AylesfOrd and one Of several at |
tractive sisters. Mr.. Garrison is an |
officer in Calvary Baptist church and is |
prominent and held in highest esteem |
by all who knew him. He is a valued |
member Of tie Leader force in the
mechanical de partment having held the |
position for abbut fifteen years. Many |
handsome gifts in cut glass, silver, |
pieces Of furniture, pictures, china, ETC.,
were bestowed upon the bridal couple |
and many weri the good wishes for their /
happiness and prosperity. One of the /
most h0noFed guests for the wedding
was the brideil grandmother Mrs. Nina |
/ Wallace. who wore gown Of soft black |
silk draped with a black lace mantle /
over hundred years old Mrs. Scriv- /
ener, the BRIDES mother was gowned in /
white. Among the guests from other /
cities were Mis- Florence Thorpe and |
Mrs. G. II. Paik Of Richmond, KY.
WANTED Board in country near
to Richmond or three ladies. Must be
reasonable hd plenty Of shade.
Address NJ. N. Beaumont. 3l2 Paul /