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

her eye sight, but she has recovered
wonderfully,
Miss Rey Million entertained Thurs
day in the most enjoyable manner, with
a "spend day." The guests were Mrs.
Carl Parks, Misses Henrietta Irby, OF |
Miss. Stella Phelps, Lizzie Nagers'
Minnie aud CaF0!ipe Farley, Tommie /
Cole COyincton, Cecie B. and Hattie /
Lee Million and Elath Buchanan.
Mr. Arthur Juett and bride arrived /
from their honeymoon Saturday even
ing and are az the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. B. Juett. The marriage ceremony |
was solemniZed last Wednesday at the |
home Of the BRIDES uncle in Clarke
county. in the presence OF a large num-
Der of friends and relatives. The bride
was formerly Miss Nancy Haggard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lohrisch left
Thursday at noon for Nc, jackson,
Indianapolis, where they viii spend
about two weeks. Mrs. Lohrlsch is
suffering with rheumatism and as the
waters of this famous place are noted
for their remarkable cures. she will en-
deavor to get relief. They drove thru
in their Cole 30 via Lexington and
Louisville.
Mr.. and mrs. r. E. Turley and MI.
and mrs. Goe. Simmons were hosts and
bostesses at a most enjoyable silver tea
Thursday evening last. The Turley
home was attractive with decorations
of spring flowers, ferns and palms.
Delicious cake and strawberry frappe
we're served and the many dimes taken
in by the Misses Tommie Cole COvington
and Elizabeth Turley were too many tol
count till the next morning.
Mr.. Bailey s. Stafford, of WatsOnyiile,
California, who has been attending the
law school Of Transylvania University,
Lexington. came this week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Shearers to spend the sum-
mer. Mr. Staeord's motherwill be re-
membered here ss Miss Mollie Shearer
His father was a native OF Carroll
county, this state, and is now a minis
ter in California.
Estill Heralds-Sheldon Williams,
who is working ia Richmond, spent
from Saturday until Monday with his
parents. MF, and Mrs. VIM. Williams II
Mr. r. L. Gentry. Of Richmond, spent
from Saturday until Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. p. r. Adams hessrs, w. X.
Shackelford, z. T. Curtis, T. C. Vaughn,
Murray Smith and d, Il, Freeman, of
Richmond, spent over Saturday at
Estill Springs. MesseS. Fletcher West
and Joe Shearer and Misses Helen
Duncan and Lillian Campbell, Of Rich
mond, m0tored up Sunday afternoon
and spent few hours here.
Mr.. James Woods WaRsrs was the
host last Wednesday evening at an
elegant dinner TO celebrate the thirty
fifth anniversary OF bis birth. The
spread was prepared at the hospitable
home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joe
Wagers. near Waco and the fourteen
invited guests were loud 10 their praise
of the lavish hand and gDGtinted
generosity of the popular host, Those
who accepted Mr.. WRgeFs invitation
were: c. c. Culton, Ben Daugherty, A.
r. Burnam, Jr., p. L. Wilging. J, }.
Greenleaf. George and Irvine Hume,
w. =. Luxon. w. G. Bennett, ]. ID.
Chenault. l.. B, Harrington, James
Shackelford, ". 5. Oldham and Jen-
nings Maupin.
The marriage of Mr.. James Million
and Miss Winnifred kaufman, OF st.
Louis, NO., came as quite surprise to
friends here as nominations OF such an
event had been made known. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ID.
r. Williamson at the Baptist ehuach in
ST. Louis. The bride is beautiful and
accomplished young woman and is the
daughter of Mr.. and mrs. William
kaufman. NJ. MILLION is a son of Mr..
and MIS-. ThOs. MILLION, of this city, and
is employed by the United Railway
n
few days here they will return 10 their
new home in ST. Louis.
Tom Arnold and wife, J. P. Sim
mons, Jr,, Zena Douglas. Milward
Brown, Doc Taylor and all other
Madisonians are thriving at DeLand,
Fla" is the report brought back by
Mr.. c. E. Woods, who spent nearly two
weeks in the beautiful city, There are
three hundred Kentuckians in yalusia
county, of which DeLand is the county
seat. Annually these folks bold Ken
lucky Day celebration. Del.and is the
City Beautiful OF Florida. 1t is 100
miles south OF Jacksonville and %
miles from the Castor Atlantic Coast.
Mr.. Woods found the weather just like
Kentucky generally, excepting Florida
has had no such torrid waves like recent
years in Madison.
On Saturday afternoon at her beau
tiful home on Lancaster Ave, Mrs.
ID. NJ. Chenault entertained with a de-
lightful tea in complimenttO a num-
Der of guests in the house. who are. her
sister, MIS-. Snyder, MIS-. Jones and Mrs.
Harris, all Of Mt. Sterling. 1t was one
of the prettiest of social events of the
season and had all the charming features
Of garden party, as a very elaborate
luncheon was served on the lawn. In
the receiving line were Mrs. Chenault,
and her guests Of honor and the late
brides, Mesdames Alex DeDney and
Waldo Gwynne. The spacious home
was radiant with the seasons preltiest
plants and flowers and presented a
charming picture. Delicious ices were
served indoors, twas social function |
Of unusual iovlness. for which the
charming hostess is noted, The guests |
included very large number of society 1
folk and friends Of Mrs. Chenault.
Miss Mary James Caperton. daughter
Of Mrs. James Caperton. Of this city. /
was graduated last Wednesday from the /
Bartholomew-Clifton School, Cincin-
natl, and in speaking Of the presentation
Of diplomas the Cincinnati Enquirer, OF /
Sunday says: DR. George K Barlho- /
lomew, the reyered founder Of the /
school, presented the certificates 10 the
graduates This year marks the thirty
fifth anniversary Of the first class that
was graduated from the Bartholomew
School. Mr.. Bartholomew. in his hap
piesl vein. spoke Of the pleasure Ii gave
him 10 present a certificate Of gradua-
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course to Miss Mary James Capcrton.
the daughter Of Mrs. James Caperton.
Of Richmond. Ky. who was graduated
from the Bartholomew School z5 years
ago; Also certificate Tor the trsf
collegiate course which counts one year
beyond Tire high school, TO younger SIS
iers Of aIur>aae Of the school Misses /
Wesley NoIlohRn. jean Rankin andi
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