The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-31

Onendull, VIII dble1Q lu6 com mence-
ment exercises of Campbell Hagerman
this week, when their niece Miss
Tommie Cole Covington will be a men,
Der of the graduating class.
John Foster, son OF Mrs Lizzie Foster,
Of East Main ST., was graduated from
the mechanical department of the State
College on Monday He has a position
Awaiting him as mechanical engineer at
Milwaukee, Wis which he has accepted.
Mrs. Laura Blanton left Friday for
Battle Creek, Michigan She will
probably be gone two weeks or more.
Mr. Beecham Lackey was expecting to
have gone at the same time, but at the
last moment was detained on business.
He viii probably go little later on.
The venerable Benjamine F. Crooke,
who has been quite sick at his home
near Kingston, is very much improved
and his friends all over the county will
be glad to hear of his conyalescing.
Although eighty two years Of age, he is
stil lively about his farm and bids fair
10 live out the century mark
Mrs. R P. McCord, of Red House,
went TO Lexington Monday to attend the
certificate recital of her daugh.e Miss
Elizabeth Faris, at Campbell Hagerman
College, and viii remain over until
Thursday for the wedding of her cousin,
Edith Cohen, to Mr.. Tom Rogers, Jr., of
Mt Sterling.
Mrs. Robert Breck Moran, of Califor-
MIA, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Lucas
Broadhead, of Woodford county. They
came over Monday and pent the day
visiting Mrs. Broadhead's old home in
Madison and had dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson Burnam at Burnam-
wood.
Next Sunday at the Christian church,
viii be Children's Day, and every mem
Der and friend of the Sunday school is
urged to be present. A delightful pro-
gram has been arranged. Rev. Barnes
will go to Lexington in the evening,
where he delivers the Baccalaureate to
the class of 81 Pennsylvania University
Mr.. and Mrs Goodloe Edgar of Detroit
are making a trip through central Ken
lucky in their touring car They, to-
gether with Miss Bette Craig of Dan
vile, Mrs. J. NJ. Benton of Winchest-
er and Miss. Curraleen Smith of Caldwell
High School are spending the day with
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Evans on North ST.
Miss Katherine Warford, daughter of
Mrs. Mamie Warford, of Fifth St, this
city, was one Of the six graduates of
the Good Samaritan Hospital at Lexing-
ton, Friday evening last. After the
diplomas were awarded a garden
party was given at the good Samaritan
Hospital roof garden. For the present
Miss Warford will remain at the Good
Samaritan as a trained nurse.
The silver tea given by Mrs. Wilson
Tate and Mrs. Weber Hamilton, Fri
day afternoon at the home of the for
mer on Broadway, was most pleasant
gathering With cooling ices anddelicious
angels food, good cheer and hospitality
of the hostessess and the sweet music
of Miss May James, the intense heat
of the day was forgotten in the enjoy
ment of the hour.
Friends and relatives in Madison
county of the bride have received invi-
tations TO the approaching wedding Of
Miss Sally Taylor Woods, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Woods, Of
Stanford and Mr. Grover Anderson, of
Mt Sterling. The nuptials will take
place on June sah at Baptist church,
Stanford, and win be social event of
much importance at the Lincoln capital,
where the bride is very popular.
Mrs. G. W. Crutchfield and daughter,
Miss Julia Fitch Crutchfeld. will re-
turn home this week from Pittsburg,
Pa, where they have been visiting the
family of Mr.. j S. Crutchfeld. Miss
Julia Crutchfield was member of the
graduating class of the Female college
at Greensboro. N. c., this year, and her
parents Witnessed the exercises Mr.
Crutchfeld returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A. C. Seaman and son, who
have been spending the winter at Hot
Springs. are here for a short stay in the
country with Mesdames A. d. and c. d.
Miller. Mrs. Scanlan win sell all Of her
personal properly here, having decided
to move to California to reside. Her
leaving Madison county win be much
regretted BY large number Of friends
and relatives.
The Lexington Leader has the follow
ing concerning receptions rendered
county people during Conclave
week: Mr. and Mrs. l. n. Scrivner
Wednesday evening at their
home in .Aylesford Place in honor Of
their guests during the conclave, Mrs
W. Joe Wagera and son, Mr.. James
Wood Wagers, lhr. c. C. Wallace. Of
ancl Mrs. Florence Thorpe,
IF Campbelk Hi.germon College. Mrs.
Florence Thorpe, Of Campbell Hager-
man College. entertained in honor Of
Mrs W Joseph Wagers, who was here
attending the c,nclaye
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