The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. James W. Tilford Of Louisville
is visiting MRS. Samuel L. Black on
North St.
Miss Corinne Parent is the guest of
Mesdames AID. and c. d. Miller, near
town.
Mr.. r. S. Eubanks. of Winchester.
was the guest of Miss Emma White
few days last week.
Miss Russell White is attending
house party at the home of Hon. James
Garrett in Columbia.
Mrs. VIII Boggs of Red House gave a
dining yesterday in honor of Mrs.
w. II. Mckinney of Georgetown.
Miss Laura Theobald of Louisville is
expected this week to visit Mrs. W. H.
Order on High ST.
Mrs. Myers, mother of Mrs J. B.
Cassiday has gone to Moundsville,
w Va. for a visit to relatives.
Miss Stella Dunn. of DeLand, Fla,
has arrived in the city for two months
stay and is at Madison Institute.
Mr. Caperton, of Chicago a relative
Of the late Col. J W. Caperton. was the
guest Of Mrs. Caperton last week
Mrs. Lizzie Foster and daughter, Miss
Duncan Foster, have been to Crab
Orchard for soiourn OF week
Mr.. Harold Oldham has returned
from visit to his uncles Charley and
Abner Oldham of Mt. Sterling
Misses Mary Elmore and Della finder
of Lancaster were guests last week in
the family of Judge Jno C Chenault
Mrs. Al Williams, of Red House, and
Mrs. Eugene C. Burgin, Of Lexington,
are at Olympia Springs for an extend
ed visit
Miss Emma Oldham and Mr.. John
Cabel Chenault are visiting Miss Anna
Belle Burnside in Garrard county this
week.
Mr. and Mrs James Potts are being
congratulated over the arrival of rev
girl, but the little one has not as yet
been named.
Mrs. Terry and Miss Terry Of Kansas
City. nieces of Mrs. W. J.. Crutcher are
visiting the family of Mr.. W. L. Crutch-
er on the Tates Creek pike.
Mr.. Harry Bybee has returned from
a stay of ten days at Olympia springs
and visit to his brother, Mr. William
Bybee in Ashland.
Mrs. Waldo Gwynn entertained with
a card party Saturday morning in COM
pliment to Miss Hart who is the guest
of Mrs A. X. McCowen.
Mrs. John Bell and daughter Miss
Mary Bell, of Louisville, are spending
several weeks in Richmond and are
at Madison Institute.
Mrs Jack Wagers, after visit of
several weeks TO her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Douglas, left Monday for her
home in Colorado.
Mrs. Emma p Bush ahd little grand
daughter Ethel Dean Bush left Saturday
10 visit Mrs. o. p. Bush in Lancaster.
They will attend the fair.
DIR. and Mrs Hugh McClellen, of San
Antonio. and children, will arrive the
latter part of the week for stay with
Dr. and Mrs. Smoot.
Invitations are out for a dance at
Masonic Temple, given by Miss Jamie
Caperton. in honor of her houseparty.
The event will be tomorrow evening.
The Ice Cream Supper given satur-
day evening by the ladies of the Red
House Baptist church was great
success both socially and in a financial
way.
Mrs. S. r. Bush entertained last
Wednesday with a six O'Clock dinner in
honor of Mrs. James W. Tilford, of
Louisville, and Mrs s. L. Black. of this
city
Mr.. and Mrs George Bogard were in
Danville last week the guests of the
Misses Noel. They drove through in
their auto and stopped in Lancaster
with relatives for short time.
Mrs. Coleman Warford, who has been
here several weeks recuperating, has
recovered sufficiently to return to her
home in Lawrenceburg. Her mother
Mrs James Hicks accomp panied her.
Misses Martha and Lee White,
Nancye Terry and Bette Forbes were
members of the big Mammoth Cave
excursion party last week from this
section.
The ladies Of Pond church will give
supper at the church Saturday evening
next beginning at O'Clock. Ice cream
and cake in abundance viii be served
and good lime is assured. Everybody
is cordially invited.
Prof. T. r. Threlkeld. Of Nicholas
vile. at the head Of the Threlkeld
Select Schools for boys. was prominent
visitor at the Normal school commence
ment He is one OF the best known
educators in the state
Louisville Herald:-SenatOr McCreary
arrived here yesterday morning and is
established in his old quarters at the
Louisville HOTEL Il is hardly credible,
but il is true never the-less, Tom Smith
did not accompany the Senator this
time.
Miss Matte Elder, Mary Conway and
guests the Misses Kellar. Of Cincinnati
viii spend the weekend in Lexington
attending the house party. of Miss
Katherine McKenna.
Rev. Crutchfeld, of the Methodist
churce oficiaied at the marriage Of Mr..
". G. saner. Of Ia Grange and Mrs.
Dora ID. Moore, Of London. The nuptials /
took place 10 the parlors Of the Glyndon
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spears, Of
Oklahoma. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Turley. will leave the
first Of the week for Lexington for a
visit to Mrs. X. F. Spears. Mrs. 4. f.
Turley viii accompany them.
Mr.. John Coles civil engineer, who
has been stationed at Lock 10 near
Beailyrille, wss brought 10 the Paliie