The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-06-14
PERSONALS

MIS-. L. r. Blanton has returned from
Battle Greek Mich.
Mrs Eliza Dalton is in jackson the
guest Of Mrs 7. 7. Cope
Mrs. Cricket Coyle is in Mt. Sterling
Tor a ten days visit 10 relatives.
Miss Lucille Crooke has returned from
a visit 10 MIS-. Thomas J. Smith. in
Fayette county.
MI. Benjamin DObrowsky left Sunday
morning for a visit TO his brother at
Bedford, Ind.
Mr. and Mr.. Robert Terrell attended
the commencement exercises Of Berea
college last Wednesday.
Mrs. Cliff Shropshire, Of Lexington,
was over last week TO attend the tea
given by Mrs. ID. N. Chenault.
Mrs. L. n. Miller, of Lancaster, is
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !, n.
Wilson, on Lancaster Ave.
Mt. and MRS. NJ. G. kellogg are at
home after a most delightful stay Of ten
days at French Lick Springs.
Misses Alice and Margaret Metcalfe,
Of Pineville, are visiting Misses Mary
Allen Deatherage and Elizabeth Turkey.
The friends of mrs. Mason Dunn will
regret TO learn she remains quite i'll and
at present is at the Gibson Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben ID. Herndon will
return this week from a visit 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Fleece Robinson in Lancaster.
Miss Margaret Ella Kindred attended
the commencement exercises 81 l}erea
college, her alma mater, last Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Perry is expected home
this week from Western Kentucky,
where she has been teaching the past
year
Col Mote Robinson, and wife. of
Garrard, are with the family of their
son. Mr. B. Frank Robinson, on High
street.
Mr.. Socrates Maupin, of Lafolette,
Tenn. is cordially welcomed back to
his old home. after an absence OF several
years.
Misses Julia White, Jane d. Stockton
and Callie Miller Shaekelford have gone
to Gainesville, ILL.,. for a visit TO Miss
Martha Burke.
Attorneys Murray Smith and A. r.
Burnam, Jr., have gone to Los Angeles
and other points in California for an ex-
tended prospecting trip.
Mrs. ID. Parrish has been in the
the country for several days taking a
much needed rest from arduous duties
at the Richmond Millinery.
Mr.. r. E. Turley, Jr., has returned
home for the holidays from his college
at Champaign, Ills, where he has been
attending school the past year
Miss Margaretta Smith entertained her
Bridge Club last Friday at her home on
West main in a very charming manner.
The trophy went 10 Mrs J. J. Greenleaf.
Lexington Herald MIS- Richard Bush
entertained at Bridge Monday at her
home on Ashland Ave, in honor of Miss
es Sayre Williams and Jamie Caperton.
Prof. Booth entertained his Sunday
school, of the Methodist church. last
week with a lawn fete al his home on
Brock Ave. He has a large class Of
boys.
Miss Russell StOuffer has returned
home from :Randolf-M Macon college at
Lunchburg, Va, 70 spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Stouffer.
Mr.. Jonas Rucker is in Louisville at
tending the annual meeting of the
Association Of Agents and Accountants
of the L. & n, which is being held at
the Seelbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dean, Of Owens
borO, were here last week for a visit TO
the family Of their son, Mr.. J. III. Dean.
Mr. Dean is one Of the leading business
men Of that city.
Misses Maud Parker, Lexington, Beu-
lah Young, Baldwin. and MeSsrs Milton
Meffort. OF the State Normal and Jesse
Murrell, Lexington, were guests Of Miss
jamie George the past week
Danville Advocate-Miss Anna Mae
Walker, Of Richmond, is expected next
week TO be the guest of her friend, Miss
Molly Worthington. They were room
mates the past year at StauntOn, Va.
Mr.. Raymond S. Riles, Mr.. Robert
Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Smith and daughter, Estelle, motOred
over from Frankfort Friday TO attend
the Commencement exercise, and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Altman.
Hon. John B. Chenault. Of Maysville,
was here Friday and Saturday for a
visit TO his mother, Mrs T. d. chenault,
in the country. Since his home in
Fleming county was destroyed BY fire
he has been residing In Mavsville