The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-12

Margaret Milward of Lexington, Miss
Anne Cohen and Miss Marion Kean OF
Richmond, KY, are guests of Miss Anne
WEIGH Hoover, who gave a delightful
party in their honor Thursday evening
at O'Clock.
Friends here have received news of
the death in Cleveland, Ohio, of Mrs
Parry Jenkins, who was formerly Miss
Dorothy Knight. She was schoolmate
of Mrs. Elmer Tate, at Hamilton Col
lege, and has frequently visited her.
She was a gifted musician and her I'M
timely death is regretted by all
Miss Marie Harder, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
Dean, Mr.. Chas. Powell, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo GWynne and Miss Mary Lee
Colyer and her guest, Miss Williams Of
London, have been enjoying the cool
breezes and pleasant surroundings at
Estill Springs.
Father O'Dwyer, of St. Marks church
is in Georgetown this week occupying
the pulpit during the Forty Hour De-
votions for Father Flynn, who was call
ed to Emmettsburg, Md, on account of
the death Of his brother. Father Flynn
brother was president of Mt. st. Mary's
of the East College, a very noted Catho-
lie school.
Monday was the fourteenth birthday
of Master George B. Dejarnett In hon
or of the occasion he entertained a num-
Der Of his little friends at the home of
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dejarnett, on the Tates Creek
pike. The little folks had a great time
and wished that George would have an
other birthday very soon.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Turley. on the campus, gay house
party is being entertained for Messrs
Robert and Spears Turley. The guest
are Miss Francis Pendleton ard Mr..
Lewis Flynn. of Winchester, and
Misses Elizabeth Stears, Lourana Low
ry. Dorothy and Virginia Duncan and
Lillian Boggs, of Nicholasville.
Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Luxon is
in Cleveland visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Smith. She made the trip
with Mr.. Coleman Adams, who was re-
turning home after the death of his
father. Her visit will extend to the last
Of this month, at which time she win be
accompanied home by her aunt, Miss
Grace f. Smith. who viii come Tor
midsummer visit to her sister Mrs.
Ballard H. Luxon.
The marriage OF Miss Louise Maupin,
daughter OF Mr., Brack Maupin, OF this
county, to Mr.. John Hendricks. of Lex
ington, was an item Of much interest
which was unavoidably omitted from the
Climax last week. The bride is the
second daughter Of Mr.. Maupin and is
charming young lady. They win re-
side in Lexington, where the groom is
a well known architect and builder.
Miss Campbell and Miss johnson, who
are visiting Mrs. George ". Phelps,
have been receiving much social atten-
ton since they have been here. Mrs.
Phelps had small card party for them
Saturday evening Of four tables Mrs
Brutus Clay gave them and Miss Jamie
guests tea Monday Miss
Margaretta Smith had theatre party
to the Hipp' Wednesday. and Mrs,
Caperton and Miss jamie Caperton had
a lunch for them Friday.
The Lexington Leader says;-Mr.
Waller Bennett. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bennett leaves the last Of the
week for Seattle, Washington, to take
position He goes with Mr. Evan Nc
Cord and son, Bennett MeCord, Of /
Seattle. who are here visiting. and they
will take the trip together Mr. Bennett
is popular State University man and
many regrets are felt for his departure
though all feel tina, he viii be vely sue