The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-12-13
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL = = =
Items of Interest ReeardinG Home
folk add Others.

Hon. w. B. Smith was in Lancaster,
Monday, on legal business.
Miss Maryann Collins entertained the
Bridge club Monday evening.
Mr. Hall, of Maysville, is visiting his
sistsr Mrs. Dan Breck.
The Girl of My Dreams" in Lexing-
ton See notice elsewhere.
Choco ate and sandwiches at the Ba-
Ear, Saturday, Glyndon Hotel
R. L. Walker, Of Nicholasville, has
been visiting his brother, J. p. Walker,
and family.
Thomas Brotherton has returned to
his home at MOberly, after visit TO
friends at Winchester.
J. A. Sullivan is in Frankfort this
week meeting his old college chums
and friends in general
Mr. and Mrs w. P. Williams, Of r.
vine, were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Oldham, near town.
Don't forget Mrs. Sallie Rayburn's
sale next Saturday morning. advertised
elsewhere in this issue of the Climax.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, of Winches-
ter, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Brotherton, near MOberly.
Mrs. Robert R. Burnam charmingly
entertained with a luncheon Friday for
Mrs Louise Fletcher, of Lexington.
Covers were laid for eight.
Robert W. Brown. managing editor Of
the Louisville Times, and one Of the
most popular newspaper men in Ken
lucky, was in the city Friday on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. o. Sappington, of
Salida, Colo, have been visiting relatives
and friends in this county. Mrs Sapping-
ton is the youngest daughter Of the late
Alb shearer.
G. B. Turley. Jr.. and family will
move in few weeks TO the Clay farm
on the Lexington pike, recen ly occu-
pied by Roy c. White. who, with his
family, Will occupy their home lately
purchased in this city on Oak and High
streets.
Mrs. Laura Estill Francis will be hos
tess Of pound party to be given at the
home of Colonel and Mrs John Gun
bingham. Wednesday, December %, at
@ o'clock at RoSedale, Bourbon county,
for the benefit of the Cunningham
school. near Escondida. All the school
leagues and their friends are cordially
invited TO attend. A musical and in
formal reception viii coLclude the eve
ming.
Miss Cary Rice entertained Tuesday
afternoon Of last week in compliment TO
Miss Lucy White Booker with tea
from 3 p. m. 10 p. m. The house was
beautifullydecol ated withcrysanthemum
and potied plants. Standing in the re-
ceiving line with Miss Rice were Misses
White, Rowel, Hegaewald and Messrs.
! Burlingame and Booker, all from
Louisville. Many friends responded to
Miss Rice's invitation, and most de-
lightful afternoon was spent.
Mr.. R. c. Kirby, who has charge of
the water station at Lake Reba. was
called last week to Pendleton county on
account Of the death of his mother, who
had suffered stroke Of paralysis. She
was in her eighiy-secOnd year and was
the widow Of Lloyd W Kirby. She is
survived by one sister, Mrs. o. w
Cowles, Of Greenwood, and by several
children and grandchildren. Her chill
dren are Robert, of Richmond; Ben
]
port. Frank, of Greenwood, Ind. Charles
and Harry Of Cincinnati; Joseph of
Spurgeon and Miss Ida Of Lynn, KY.
Mrs. Kirby was woman greatly below
ed by all who knew her and her death is
loss to the community in which she
lived.
The marriage Of Miss Lucy White
Booker TO Roger Burlingame was cele
brated Wednesday evening At 6:30
Rev. E. B. Barnes officiating. Il was a
beautiful quiet wedding AT Glendale,
the home Of Mrs. T. Y. Gibson, and
only kinsfold and close friends we're
present The house was lovely with
decorations Of Killarny roses and plants.
Miss Harriet Parrish. at the piano, and
Miss Issie Million. on the violin. played
Lohengrin's Wedding March for the
stationing of the bridal couple. The
little Gibson sisters, daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gibson. were the ribbon
bearers. The bride was most elegantly
gOwned, and looked picture radiantly
beautiful and supremely happy. de-
licious course dinner was served. after
which the happy couple took the mid
night train for Atlanta, Ga, where they
viii spend few days before returning
70 Louisville, their home.