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

ion. and saxions orchestra was in at
tendance Rseelseing yhs guests we're
DR.. and Mrs. Crabbe and Mrs Roark.
and many hundred Of the Normal
pupils and townspeople responded to
the invitations Of the Host ADD hostess
The Jesamine Journal says" Mrs.
Randa Bronaugh gave a dinner party
Tuesday At Hotel Nicholas. in honor Of
M. Lewis Spears, OF New York and Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Spears OF Oklahoma City
Those present we're: Mrs Riley Spears
OF Lexington. Mrs. r. E. Tnrley. Mrs
T. T. Covington. Mrs. Bessie Chenault.
Miss Elizabeth Turley. Mas Mary
Boggs Of Richmond, Mrs. Minnie and
Mrs. Sarah Davis. Mrs Amelia Bron-
augh, John W. Bronaugh. T. c. Willis
and wife and Mrs. Bessie WEIGH Of ST.
Petersburg, Fla"
The Dauville Advocate has the fol-
lowing Mr. and Mrs George F.
Anderson announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Lillian. TO
Mr.. h. A. Richardson. Of this city.
The wedding. which win take place in
the early fall at their country home,
''Maplewood, will be a very simple
one and attended only by relatives
and the immediate friends Of the
principals. Mr.. Richardson is well
known in Richmond. He is a leading
representative in the South of the
Remington typewriter and makes this
town quite often. He is brother Of
w. v. Richardson. Of the Danvire
Advocate
Lexington Leader:-Mrs. Henry E.
Curtis and Miss Annie Morton enter
tanned Wednesday at their home on
Linden Walk with delightful lunch
con. 1t was family reunion of En-.
brys, who had for their forbears the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Embry. The
hostesses are daughters of the late DIR.
]. B. Morton and are attractive repre-
sentatives Of the Embry family. The
house and table were decorated with
golden glow dahlias. and other bright
garden flowers, and delicious menu OF
several courses was served, among the
guest of the joyous occasion besides
those already mentioned, were the
Embry grandchildren. Mrs. Caroline
Embry Allen Wallis. Mrs. Matte Allen
Jones, Mrs. Joseph Wood of Fayette,
Mrs. Enoch Grehan, Miss Dove B.
Arbuckle of Richmond.
Miss Corinne Parent. the gifted en-.
tertainer viii give a recital for the
benefit Of The Pattie A. Clay infirmary
tomorrow evening at the High School
Auditorium. Mrs NJ. c. Kellogg will
be accompanist and the following
program will be rendered:
(a) DIS Courier o. Henry
! 90 A Baptist Baptising-----B Bob Taylor
| (c) Pauline Pavlovna- Thomas Aldrich
Vocal solo Miss Kitty Hart
ta) "A banjo song" Sidney Homer
Coy Gust awearying for you" Carrie
Jacob Bond
| GAY Stay home pickininy- Negro dialect
i. 90 Dot Dog dialect
(c) Berries DelSartie Irish dialec,
(d) Moo COW moo child dialect
Vocal Solo Selected 49, Miss Laura
Bright
la) Little God and Dickey- .Anonymus
| (b) Tommy Atkins Kipline
(c) The message -Adeline Proctor
Music
(a) The dead WIFE Edwine Arnold
90 Aunt Melissy on boys Anonymous
| (c) L'envoi -Kipling
There was certainly happy gather
ing Of kins folk. friends and neighbors,
also few hungry town people at the
hospitable home of Terry G. Perkins
near Baldwin on last Thursday, the 20,
to celebrate Mr.. Perkins 10th anniver.
sary Of his birth. The spread was in
the nature of surprise to the host, his
excellent wife securing the help of her
neighbor women to assist in preparing
everything and at the appointed time,
it was all brought in. Such a spread
could not be surpassed in the good old
State for quality and quantity, and
Circuit Clerk Roy White. who is a
very moderate eater, declared that
never had he partaken so heartily. Mr..
Perkins friends remembered him sub
stantially with many useful gifts. Il is
said by the older ones that Mr.. Perkin's
father enjoyed the distinction of having
fed more people, as guests during his
life time Than any man in this section,
and his son seems to be following in his
footsteps. The guests departed with
many well wishes of happiness and
prosperity for the host and his estima
BILE wife.