The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-10-04

day to Huntsville, Ala. after a two
months visit to her siste Mrs. w. E
Myers and Mrs. A. T. Chenault
Messrs. Percy and Overton Maupin
sons Of c. ii. Maupin, near Moberly,
who went fourteen years ago to Trinidad,
Cal, are on visit 10 their parents.
Mr.. T. Embry Deatherage has re-
turned TO Oakdale, Tenn, after a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
Deatherage.
Mrs. Lea Miller has returned TO Ian
caster She was called here by the Sc
riOus illness Of her mother, Mrs. L. T.
Wilson, who is much improved.
The first meeting for this fall Of the
Parents-Teachers' Association will be
held Friday, Oct. 6, at 2:3O o'clock, in
Roric Neville Roark hall. A full attend
ance is desired
Miss Zeula Oliver has returned from
a delightful visit to Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Floyd in Georgetown. Miss Oliver
also enjoyed ten days visit to relatives
IN Middletown, Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Jennings and son left
yesterday for their home in Jacksonville,
Florida, after a most pleasant stay Of
month with her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Phelps
Wedding invitations, after marriage
aud at home announcements, calling
cards death and birth announcements;
anything, everything in this line Of work.
printed or engraved, al Climax office
Business strictly confidential If
Mr.. Walter Quinn, of Bloomington,
H., whose name as usher at the Gov
ngtOn-Haynes wedding was uninten-
week, will arrive this week and will
be with relatives here until after the
wedding.
Mrs. J. Z. Taylor, Of Kansas City,
No., is visiting her sisters Mesdames
J. II. Pates and G. Z. Lilly. Mrs
Taylor was, before her marriage. Miss
Bessie McGinn, of Versailles, and often
visited her sisters in this city, where
she has many friens.
Cashier R. E. Turley, of State Bank
& Trust Co., has returned from a
delightful visit to Mr.. Harry b. Hanger
at Cornwall-On-the-H undson, New
York. Mr.. Turley speaks in glowing
terms Of his stay in the Eastern city
and was amazed when brought face to
face with the contract of Hanger &
Company, who are constructing an i'm
mense line Of railroad into the city of
New York.
Misses POINTER Of Shelbyvile.
violinist and pianist, and Miss Blandin,
OF Lexington, vocalist, have several
numbers on program for the Federated
Club entertainment at Mrs H. B.
Hangers this evening. These young
ladies have a statewide reputation as
musicians and a great treat is in store
for those who attend. The remainder
OF the program will be carried to COM
pletion by local talent.
Miss Ollie Baldwin entertained most
charmingly with miscellaneous shower
at her home Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Louise Covington, whose mar
riage TO Mr.. HasbrOuck Haynes will be
celebrated on the 9Th Red was the
party color and the house was most
attractive with daliahs and roses. The
shower was quite a generous and MANY
useful as well as lovely gifts were re-
ceived. Delicious refreshments were
served and many we're the good wishes
made for the bride to be-
Col. John r. Gibson has received
special invitation from his friend. Col. |
Thomas ID. Fister, of Kutztown, Pa, |
to visit the KutztOwn Fair which began |
on Monday. Among the chief attract |
ions of the fair will be the presence OF |
Gov Judson Harmon, of Ohio Col. /
Fister is well remembered in Rich
nond, having visited Mr. Gibson on
several occasions, and it was through
ais influence that Governor Harmon
consented 10 visit the fair in which
Colonel Fister always takes great
ielight During his visit to this city
Colonel Fister made many friends here
md memory has held him in fond
,steem, though quite a number of years
AVE passed since his visit to Richmond.
MSS Rey McGarvey and Mr.. F. L
Craft were quietly married Wednes
lay afternoon at O. clock at the home
4 the brides grandparents. President
md Mrs. J. W. McGarvey, in Fayette
Park, only the immediate family being
PRESENT. The ceremony was performed
" Mr. McGarvey and the bride and
left that night for Boston,
where they viii spend the winter The
,ride is the daughter Of the late J. w.
dcGarvey, Jr., and Of an extremely at
ractive and winning personality: she is
violiniSt Of unusual ability and has
ust returned from a tour through the !
Western States with a prominent con- s
.ert company. Mr.. Craft has held the
hair Of Greek and Latin at the Viii
lam Woods College, Fulton, No, al {
which place he met Miss McGarvey. {
The wedding was very quiet and simple. Z
IS the bride is in mourning for her /
ather They are both attractive and I
'ery popular and have good wishes OF /
heir friends for much JOY and hap {
Leader. The bride {
S well remembered here where she i
esided during the time her father was
resident Of Madison Institute.
Mrs Jane Whitaker was honored with
surprise party Sunday at her home at
lewby il being her 18th birthday. | -.
here were l0l people present. Mrs.
Whitaker was at church sand returning I
ONE found the crowd assembled with :
Tell filed baskets and in addition she 7
Ias the recipient Of many nice presents
.mong the guests present were: Elvada !.
udor and family, Mrs Nora Whitaker
nd daughter. Ava Whitaker and wife. d
at Whitaker and wife. Mrs Ruth =
Thitaker and family, Mrs. Linda How !;
I'd and children. Mr. CLAIR, APPS Tudor !
Id family. Sim Tudor and wife, Robt. n
udor and wife, Nat Cotton and son. =
oy Beasley and children, Mrs. Rs.inda n
III, Miss Lizzie Walker, Milo Walker =
Id family, Thomas Ain and family, CIV =
arner and family. Bourbon Turner and =
mily, VIM. Taylor and family, AIRS. :.
81 Sanders and child. Josie Taylor. =
'riba Hamm, Robt Griggs, David -
ort and family, Mrs. Healhman. Geo
est and wife. John Hill and wife. CT
nanda Burris. Emmett Long, John en-
'afhman. Merit Heafhman aud Nelson re-
ewitt. All reported a delightful time
] The day Wiz long be remembered II.
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