The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

Mrs. George Phelps was the hostess
last Tuesday at noon luncheon in COM
pliment 10 her sister, Mrs, David r.
Tevis, Of Seattle, Wash, Covers were
laid for sixteen and the following re-
sponded to Mrs Phelps invitation;
Mesdames David r. Tevis, Sallie Yates
Mckee, Mary Neale Thompson, Harry |
b. Hanger. G. B. Britain, James
CrutCher, Thompson Burnam. w. K.
Shacl<elford, George Cornelius, Nj. 9. |
Kellogg, Neale Bennett, b. l.. Middle !
ton, T. H. Collins and Misses Bessie
Miller, Margaretta Smith and Mary
Barrett Smith.
Miss Edna Giunchigliani, the talented |
young pianist of this city, has again
been honOred by having been placed on
the program at a recital last Wednesday |
evening held at the the OdeOns theatre, |
Cincinnati, by Romeo Gorho, the
played a very difficult part with Mr..
Robinson. violinst and Mr.. Watson,
'cellist Miss Giunchigliani is a
graduate of the College Of Music this
year, the commencement exercises to
be held in Music Hall on June Sth.
Friends here of Mrs. Pallie Allis will
be glad to know that an operation to
remove to cataracts from her eyes was
successful and she is now convalescing.
She is at DIR. Sattler's hospital, Cincin-
matt, and the operation was performed
| by this very noted specialist. It is said
that she will regain her sight, which
! will be cause for much rejoicing among
her friends. She is a cousin Of Mrs. w.
Z. Luxon and has been making her
home here for sometime. Mrs. Allis Is
one of the most beloved women in the
State, as well as one OF the most
cultured.
Mrs. J. A. Stevens entertained Sun
day with family dining in honor Of
the seventy-fourth anniversary of her
father, Mr.. Perry Goode. who makes
his home with his daughter, on Glyndon
Avenue. The affair was delightful in
every detail and an elegant menu con-
sisting of all the delicacies Of the season
was served. Mr.. Goodies two daughters,
Mrs. Eugene Burgin and Mrs. r. L.
Slade and their families, Of Lexington,
and his son, Mr.. Edward GOode, were
among the guests to enjoy the happy
occasion. Mr.. Goodies many frienns
extend their hearty congratulations and
good wishes for many returns of like
anniversary.
The play at the City school last Fri
day entitled, ''The good Natured Man
was well attended and the young actors
acquitted themselves with much honor
The committee on arrangements, Misses
Halle GOtt, Myrtle Gott, Bessie Malloy
and Nav James and the program Com
mittee, Willie May Deatherage, Mary
I Doty and Annie BOgie were greatly re.
! sponsible for the success of the enter
tainment Prof. Kelley instructed the
, players in dramatics and brought out
, some excellent talent. The play wa.
presented by the Senior class of the
! school,
The marriage of Miss Charlott,
Elizabeth Clay, daughter of Hon
Brutus Clay, and Mr.. Victor Vernon
of Syracuse, n. Y, was solemniZeC
. in Cincinnati last Thursday at thu
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Harri:
Hancock, with whom she has beer
making her home for several years
; The wedding was home affair but very
beautiful The groom is a prominent
mining engineer of New York and hi.
bride is the second daughter of Mr.. Clay
! and has been a social favorite in the
7 Queen City. Many elegant pre-nuptial
: affairs were given in honor of the bride
aud groom.
Lexington Leader:-Rodes Shakelford
5 County Judge of Madison county. and
Allen w. Earring a prominent miller
were with the Richmond Commandery
Both stand over six feet and dressed in
the. Templar uniform they presented
quite distinguished appearance. Mr.
Earring is leading member of the
,, Central Kentucky Millers Association
and comes TO Lexington quite often
where he has many friends and is quite
popular with Lexington business mer
as well as brother knights Mr.. Earring
was accompanied by his mother an at.
, tractive woman who took as much
interest in the social festives as the
, younger matronS.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sallie Mars Sparks of Nicholasville, tC
Mr.. ]. II. Ballard of Bryantsville.
= The marriage will be celebrated the
{ latter part of June in Nicholasville.
Miss Sparks is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Elder and granddaugh
= ter of Hon. (. r, Sparks of Nicholas
: vile. She is an unusully pretty anC
2 popular girl and is often in Richmond
where she has numerous friends anC
: admirers.
, Mr.. Ballard is a welLknown youns
e business man, a member of the firm O.
2 Beckner & Ballard of BryantSville
4 The bride-to-be is a niece of Mr.
John Mars Of this city, whom she hai
visited on several occasions.