The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-06-07

Superintendent and Mrs. Coates viii |
entertain tomorrow evening in compll-
ment 10 the Senior class Of the High
school and the faculty.
MS. J. c. Cain and daughter, Mabel
visited MIS-. Lille White Saturday.
Misses Iva and Bessie Douglas, Of
Richmond. was the guest Of kiss Ollie
Cain Saturday and Sunday at her home
in the country.
M and Mrs. Geo. Simmons and Mr.
and mrs r. E. Turley win give a Silver
Tea Saturday evening at the home of
latter on the Campus.
Mr.. and mrs. Robert Rankin, Of
Hamilton, Ohio. and Mss Ollie Cain, Of
Richmond. has been the guest Of Nj.
and MIS-. William White at Mill Grove,
for the past week.
Captain Carlo B. Britain has sailed
from the coast Of Honduras, where he
has been stationed for some months for
New York. After remaining in New
York for about ten days he win sail for
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where he
win probably spend the summer. Mrs.
Britain and Miss Ollie Baldwin will
join him for the summer about June
18th.
Little Mary Shifet, the two year old
daughter of Mr. Irvine Shifiet living
four miles out on the Irvine pike, was
taken very sick Thursday morning.
The family was greatly alarmed over
her condition, until the physician
arrived. She is now out of danger
though not entirely relieved. The
little child's mother died about six
weeks ago.
Misses Lillian. Margaret and Bess
Shugars, Of Lancaster have purchased
from r. o Lackey, the vacant lot on
Third street adjoining his property and
that of F. J. Yeager, and will begin at
once the erection Of modern dwelling.
The Misses Shugars are sisters of Mrs.
Jonas Rucker, and have resided in
Lancaster tor many years. Their
coming TO Richmond TO live viii be re-
ceived with pleasure ard warm well
come awaits them.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton and daughter,
Bessie Bonnie, of Tucumcari, N. M.
have arrived in Madison for an extend
ed stay with relatives, Mr.. Hamilton
will not come until July and viii
remain several weeks befare they re-
turn 10 their western home. Mr..
Hamilton is brother of Messrs. 7. K,
James, Weber and Shelby Hamilton,
of this city, and has been in New
Mexico about four years, where he ha;
made good. His wife was Miss Eliza
Bonnie.
Invitations have been received by
friends and relatives here to the wedd
ing of Miss Florence Covington Scrivnel
to Mr.. Rumsey ElliOttIGarrison. Th'
nuptials will take place on the evening
of Wednesday, the fourteenth of thi'
month at Calvery Baptist tchurch Lex
ington. The bride is daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. /. NJ. Scrivener, and is a popu
lar young woman and the announcement
of her approaching nuptial will be re
ceived with well wishes by many friend
and relatives here.
The following from the Enquirer will
be read with interest here: Mrs. Rober
Pogue's sister, Mrs. S. w. Hershler
whose husband, CAPTAIN Hershler, .
is. A., has been stationed at Dallas
Texas, spent few days in town las
week, and is now paying a round visi
in Kentucky. She is expected back OF
Saturday, when Mrs. Pogue's friends
hope to have the pleasure of seeing
more of her. Captain Hershler, who i
awaiting orders from the War Depart
ment, viii join her here.
The Silver Tea given Thursday even
ing by Mrs Everett Witt and Mrs. San
P. Deatherage at the Witt residence OIL
East Main street was in the nature of I
lawn party and was very enjoyable
affair, The grounds were Brilliant,
lighted and frappe was served unde
arches Of Chinese lanterns by Miss Issi'
Million and Mesdames Elmer Tate anC
NJ. NJ. Dickerson. The house wa
crowded. the yard was full and every
body was happy and CAV. The silve
pieces fell fast into the baskets anC
when counted, the cents made many
dollars,
Mr.. David Noble, of indianapolis, Ill.
and his son, Jesse, of Decatur, arr
here on visit to old friends and rela
tives. Mr.. Noble left this county
twenty years ago taking with him hi
four sons. This is the first visit Mr.
Noble has made to Kentucky, although
some of his boys have made several
visits here since they moved away. We
are glad to say they have prospered
even beyond their expectations. They
were all good citizens in Kentucky
They are all good citizens now il
Illinois. Their friends here wish them
all good health and continued prosperity.
The Climax viii always have GLAD
hand and hearty welcome for them
whenever they come, Nay they al
live long and prosper.
The last meeting of the Ceeilian clpt
for the season was with Mrs. A. r,
Burnam Wednesday afternoon last
There were sixteen members present
and quite a number OF guest. Mrs.
Burnam entertained in her usual hos
pitable manner and had most enjoy
able program as follows
Hungarian Dance Brahms
Novelette, ------------------- Reinhold
Mrs. Pickels-Mrs. Middleton
Whittier -Schumann
Mrs. kellogg
Vocal Selected
Mrs. |. G. Ballard
Nightingale---------------------- Listz
Mrs. Denny
Vocal -------- Selected Mcdowell
Miss Mary TraYnor
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