The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-10

Mrs p. W. Baxter is convalesceni
after an illness Of two weeks with
Pneumonia.
Mrs Louis Neale and children have
returned from a visit 10 relatives in
Danville.
Miss Beulah Gormerly, Of Lexington,
is here the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Douglas Parrish.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Kellogg. witness
ed the performance of Miss Billy Burke
in Lexington last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, of Louisville,
is visiting her father, DR. Thompson
Taylor, at Mrs, HendersOn's
Mr.. A. ID. Miller attended the meet
ing Of the Eighth District Press League
al Harrodsburg last Friday.
Mrs. Cyril Goodman. Of Cairo, Egypt,
has come for an extended visit TO her
sister, Mrs. w. r. Shackelford.
Mrs. B. S. Mattingly and daughter,
Katherine. from Louisville viii be with
Miss Margare, WilmOre this week.
Mrs. johnson. Of the Normal School,
gave a recital Of her music class Mon
day evening in the Normal chapel
Miss Caroline Farley has returned
from Hanley, Jessamine county, where
she visited her aunt. Mrs. Ii. b. Land.
Miss Elizabeth Searcy and Miss Hes
ter COvingiOn have been visiting Mrs
W. r. Boggs at Red House the past
week.
Mrs Samuel Rice and daughter, Miss
Cary, were IN Lexington last Thursday
10 witness Miss Billy Burke in Miss
Dot. b."
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dean, Mrs. Alex
Denny and Miss Jane ID. Stockton went
10 Lexington Thursday TO see Billie
Burk.
Mrs Carlo Britain and son, Baldwin.
were in Fayeue county the first Of the
week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas J. Smith.
Mrs. b. N. Lackey and little daughter,
Geneva, have returned from a visit to
her mother Mrs. Mollie Powell in
NichOlasville.
The many friends of Mr.. Lewis
Terrell are very glad TO see him out
after a serious operation at the Gibson
Inhrmary.
Miss Margaret Miller entertained her
bridge club Thursday afternoon most
delightfully."-. The highest score was
made by Miss Bosley.
Mrs. James Menefee, Of Stanford.
was in Richmond several hours Friday
enroute TO Winchester 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. Lucien Beckner
Miss Emma Watts and her guest
Miss Pearl with Misses Jane ID. Stock
ton, Julia and Katherine White motor
ed TO Lexington Friday for the races.
The handsome country home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Sallee. on the Big Hill
pike, is nearing completion and they
hope to get in by the early part of-June
Irvine Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Adams, Of Richmond, and Mr. c. L.
Adams, Of Cleveland, o., were the
guests last week Of Mr. and Mrs. p. F.
Adams.
Mr.. J. r. Azbil has been i'll for a
week at his home on Broadway. Drs
Gibson, Of this city and DR. Cornelius,
Of Berea. brOther-in-law Of Mr.. Azbill,
are in attendance.
The many friends Of Miss Anna
Oliver, the efficient operator at the
telephone exchange viii be grieved to
learn that she has been very sick for
several days.
Col Elbridge Parks spent last week
in Estill county the guest Of friends and
relatives. Col Parks thinks there is
no place like the bailiwick Of Estill, his
native heath.
The home talent play by the younger
members Of the Christian church will
be a social event Of May 25th The
proceeds viii 90 10 the building commit
tee Of the new church.
Mr.. r. c. Stockton was in Lexington
Thursday 10 attend a meeting Of the
Shriners. who are preparing for a big
lime in Lexington during the week Of
the Knight Templar Conclave.
Mr. John D. White and brother r. J.
White left last week for French Lick
Springs, Ind, where they will remain
for several days enjoying the benefit
OF the water, and also visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bennett. of
Lexington, and their guests Mr. and
Mrs. LOOMS, Of New Haven. Conn.
were over from Lexington Sunday for
a day with Mr.. and Mrs Waller Bennett.
Berea Citizen-Mr S. Mcclure was
taken 10 the Gibson Hospital in Rich
mOnd, Sunday. -Sallie Fowler was in
Richmond, Monday, on business.-Mr.
r. J. Engle was in Richmond, Monday.
Mr.. G. q. RhOdus was in Richmond
a part Of this week on business.
A number Of theatre goers went to