The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-04-26
Personals


Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Todd are in Gin
cinnati this week.
Attorney Jere Sullivan was in Louis
vile this week on legal business
Circuit Clerk Roy White was absent
from his Office several days last week on
account Of a slight touch Of The grip
Dr. ". G. White was in Louisville
last week looking after his increasing
business in the Falls City.
Samuel Owens Of Lincoln and Col
Elkin. of Garrard. are prominent men
here 10 serve on the Federal grand jury
Editor Green Walker. Of the Lancas-
ter Record, and several people from
that city, came over to hear Bryan to-
DAY.
Mrs. J. r. Davis, of Campbellsville, is
here for visit to her sister, Mrs. Nan
ME Douglas, corner Of High and Oak
streets.
Mrs. John Sexton and children re-
turned saturday from EtOwa, Tenn.
where they have been visiting relatives
for several weeks.
Mrs. Al Nance, Of Somerset. arrived
Monday TO make an extended visit 10
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Myers, East Main street.
Mrs. Robert Burke, Of Danville, who
has been spending several days here the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Collins, returned home Monday.
Miss Naomi Ballew. of Campbell
! Hagerman college. Lexington. spent
/ from Friday until Monday with her
parents in the country.
Mrs. B. K Duncan is visiting her sis
ter in Mt Sterling this week. having
been called there by the sudden illness
Of her brother, Mr. Jno. Oldham,
Mr.. Jack Ferrill. master mechanic at
the Somerset shops for the Q. &. c. rail-
roak, has been here for several days.
he was formerly with the l. x A. here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hemdon who
came 10 Richmond from Lancaster sew
rooms at Mrs. Henderson 5. on w. Main
street.
Mrs. d. II. Scanlon was the hostess
last Tuesday afternoon at the Presby-
| terrain Manse on the campus at an in
| formal reception complimentary TO her
guest Miss Powell.
President Lewis Harrington, Of the
/ Richmond Electric Company. has re
turned from Schenectady n. Y, where
he inspected the machinery for the new
plant here and saw it loaded on the cars
before taking his departure.
The Cotillon will entertain with its
last German OF the season on next
/ Friday evening in the Masonic Temple.
Smittie's band from Cincinnati will
| furnish the music. Mr.. Robert Burnum
and Miss Julia White will lead.
Miss Marian Burnam entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon compli-
mentary TO Mrs. Alex Denney and Miss
| Eleanor Chenault. Ii was among the
pretiiest of the many social functions
given in honor of the bride and the
bride-to-be.
Miss Martha Maupin, who has been
here for several weeks the guest Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Brack Maupin, in
the country, returned yesterday 10 Phil
adelphia, where she is studying TO be a
trained nurse in the hospital Of DIR.
Joseph Price.
Mesdames Thompson Burnam, Wal
Ter Bennett, R. r. Burnam. w. G.
White, A. r. Burnam, G. w. Pickles,
Hale Dean, NJ c. Kellogg and Misses
Watts, Pearl, Pickles, White. Burnam,
are taking in the grand opera in Cincin-
matt this week.
Richmond and Madison county will
be we'll represented in Cincinnati this
week 10 hear the grand opera stars. In
party which left Monday morning
were Mesdames Rollins Burnam, James
Burnam, Waller Bennett, Warfield
Bennett and Miss Helen Bennett.
Others went Monday afternoon and
Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Miller was the hostess
last Tuesday afternoon at kitchen
shower in honor Of Miss Eleanor Chen
ault, whose marriage TO Mr.. Waldo
Gwynne takes place today. The BRIDE
be was the recipient Of many useful
artic es, which will come in handy at
housekeeping time.
The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Chen
aunt 10 nj. W ulQD eAlllt Will Dt SUI
emniZed this evening at 5 O clock at the
home Of the bride on the Big Hill road.
The couple will take the midnight train
for a stay of several days in the South,
and on returning will be at home in the
country until June. when they go to
housekeeping on North street.
The ladies Of the Christian Church
are arranging 10 haze a series Of teas;
all the ladies are 10 be invited at
different times, and if any are over
looked the omission must be set down
as unintentional Each member of the
Ladies Aid viii invite at least twenty
ladies, and during the series all the
ladies Of the congregation will attend.
A silver offering OF not less than dime
will be expected from each one, and as
much more as can be given.
In speaking Of the different attendants
and their gowns at a reception given
last week in Washington in honor of
the d. A. RS the Washington Post has
the following: One was reminded Of
Undine in seeing Miss Louise WOodford
COvington. of Richmond, delegate from
the Boonesborough Chapter, clad in
clinging pale.green gauze, so entirely
in harmony with her blonde beauty.
Miss CovingtOn is now in New York,
where she will visit friends before re-
turning home.
Mr. Marshal Collins. who has been
here the guest Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Collins, left Monday for
Frankfort, where he was one of the at
tendants at the O'Rear- Saufiey wedding.
lola At
Of Ensign Saufey and are now serving
in the navy. The bridesmaids were
Miss Margaret McChord, Of Louisville