The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

Mr. Benjamin Cassidy, Of Louisville
was here Sunday the guest OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cassiday at Madison
Institute.
Mrs. Cricket Coyle is spending two
weeks in the country the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cornelison, on the Barnes
Mill Road.
Mrs. Weber Hamilton and Mrs.
Wilson Tate will give a silver tea Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock al the home
Of the latter on Broadway.
Messrs Eugene Roark and Spears
Turley have returned from a visit to
Champlane, n. y, where each Of them
has brother at school,
Mrs Carlo B. Britain and Mrs. Sallie
Yates Mckee have rented the residence
OF Mrs. Jas. Il. Burnam on West Main
street and viii take possession about
June 1.
Mrs. Robert Walker has recovered
sufficiently to be able to return home
from Martinsville, where she has been
dangerously i'll for several days. Her
friends will be glad to learn of her
recovery.
DR.. c. c. Marshall will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon TO the graduating
class of Caldwell High School at the
Baptist church in this city Sunday, June
at II o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Giunchigliani motor
ed to Winchester Sunday and had as
their guest Father O'Dwyre. They went
for the Dedicatory services Of the new
Catholic church there.
Comrade c. ID. Pattie has returned from
delightful trip to Little Rock, Ark,
where he attended the reunion Of the
Confederate Veterans. Comrade Nath
Deatherage went on to Kansas City fol-
short visit before returning.
Mrs. Bette Moberley, who has been
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. Hubbard Toy, in Maysville,
returned home last week, but left fol-
Maysville a few days afterwards on &C
count of the continued illness Of Mrs
Toy
Don't fail-you will regret it if yol
do-to hear the Troubadour entertain
ment tomorrow night. 100 character
represented. The price 80 cts. may b.
some, be thought a little out of tn,
ordinary but it is well worth the money
A good show" is worth half dozel
poor ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Turley and Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Burnam will go L
Shakertown to-day where they vii
attend a meeting of Bankers. MI
Burnam and Hon. Jerry Sullivan viii
deliver addresses before the body.
Mrs. Alex Denny was the hostess las
Thursday at the regular meeting of III
Young Ladies Euchre Club. This wa
the last regular meeting, but the clu
recognized for the summer with a
extra table. Mrs. Hale Dean was give
the club trophy having the highest scor
for the season.
Hon and Mrs Brutus Clay will hay
as their guests this week, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Douglas Johnson, of St. Louis
On Friday afternoon they will entertain
at tea in compliment to their guest
and on Thursday evening an eigh
o'clock dinner will be rendered them
Mrs. johnson was Miss Mary Warfiel
Clay
Prof. Smith class at the Normal spen
the day Monday at BoonesbOrO enjoying
the sights. Prof Smith is constantl
taking his classes in physical geograph,
and Nature Study to the rural district
in order to give them pracital view 0
many points discussed in the elias
room.
Mrs. L. K. Blanton entertained tn
Senior class of Caldwell High SchOO
Monday evening at her home on tn
Summit Music and dancing and fraI
pc served on the front porch wer,
the features Of the evening. The colore,
Orches IA furnished the music Every
thing was in perfect taste and tn
} evening was most enjoyable.
Miss Tommie Cole Covington an,
Miss Lucille Gibbs, are Madison count
young ladies, who will be graduated
this year from Campbell Hagerma
college. Lexington. The former is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs 7. T Coving
ton while the latter is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Gibbs. The Commence
ment exercises will take place mex
Friday.
Miss Cecie Burrell Million, the accom-
pliShed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bul
rell Million, who has been attending tn
the Hardin Conservatory Of Music, a
Mexico, Mo-, the past season, will re
turn home the latter part of the weel
for the vacation. A program of tn
closing recital has been received by tn
Climax and it shows Miss Million i
several very difficult parts on tn
piano.