The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-11-01


with DIR. and Mrs. @. H. Vaught and
Prof. and Mrs. Bridges several days
last week.
Mrs. Saufley Huges Of Lancaster and
Miss Francis of Paint Lick, spent the
we, end with Miss Jennie Parkes on
L ncaster Ave.
Mrs. A. 7 Million and Mrs. Hattie
Buchanan and daughter were guests OF
Mrs. r. E. Adams in Louisville during
the Equal Rights Convention.
Mrs. G. w. Chenault has returned
from a visit to Richmond relatives. Mr.
B. f. Soper, of Richmond, is visiting
Danville relatives. -Danville Messenger
Messrs. r. E Turley, J. A. Sullivan
r. r. Burnam, Jno. w. Crooke and Mr.
Land attended the Bankers Association
in Lexington Wednesday and Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Denny and Muir
ray Smith, spent from Saturday unit
Monday with their parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thomas Jackson Smith Of Fayett,
county.
Mesdames T. f. Baldwin. c. B
A1A AAAnA anu W HI Dnduhos Vi
spent Friday in Lexington. Mrs
Shanks will be at St. Joseph's HOspita
under treatment of DIR. Roberts FOL
several weeks.
Mr. Overton Burgin, formerly o
Madison county, now a resident oil
Fayette county. was in town Monday
The hue of health nantes his cheek
and success seems to attend his walks
We extend to him our best wishes.
Capt. William Herndon, Of Lancaster
KY was in our city yesterday. Capt
Herendon is one Of Garrard County,
best citizens and one Of her leading at
torneys. He served in the Sth. Ken
lucky volunteers and achieved distinc.
ton for bravery, the same that char
acterized the other members of that
honorable body.
Mr. Geo. w. Smith, candidate fol
State Senate, has been in the city
urging the Democrats to be certain L
vote on next Tuesday. He feels tina
the Democratic ticket will be elected il
the Democrats will only do their duty
Mr. Smith is an active intelligent young
man, sober and industrious and vii
make a good Senator. He is a nephew
of W. B. Smith, and cousin of w. S. and
Thomas J. Moberley, of this city.
Mrs. Mary F. Schooler and daughter
of Chicago. were guests last week OF
Mrs. J. w. Earring, on Lancaster avenue.
The following invitation has been issued
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marcus Phelp.
requests the honor Of your presence at
the celebration OF their 35th marriage
anniversary on the afternoon of Satur.
day, October the twenty eight, nineteen
hundred and eleven from two TO SIX
O'Clock at their home Pioneer Lodge.
After spending a month with theil
father, c. II. Maupin and family. II.
p. and J. o. Maupin left Sunday, 10Th.
for their home at Vertigo Park. n. NJ.
They visited their childhood home in
Estill County, and were given a recep-
ton at their cousins. the late Capt.
James A. Moores, where they met a lot
of old friends Also, visited their
grandfather's old home and the graves
of their grandparents, the late Capt.
John Wilson and wife.
A Delightful meeting Of the Cecilian
Club was held with Mrs. B. L. Mid
delion on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 24th.
A most enjoyable and well selected
program Of dance music, interpreted
with papers and talks on dance forms,
bands and band master was given by
Misses Katherine Walker, Julia Hig-
gins, Marg ID. Pickles, Emma Watts
aud HELEN Bennett, Misses Issie
Million. Ray Million and Harriet Par
IRISH. from the Mary Pattie Club, gave
several beautiful numbers, after which
delightful refreshments were served
in the hostess always cheerful manner.
Miss Lillian Cobb of Richmond is the
guest of Miss Norma Elmore Miss
Minnie GClley has. been in Richmond
for a short visit to relatives.
Annie Stagner of Richmond has been a
recent visitor of Mrs. Jack Adams
Misses Edna and Naomi Ballew OF
Richmond are visiting the Misses
Francis--Missas Bessie Brown Of Mad
ison Female Institute was at home for
a stay Of several days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. Brown.-Mrs w. A
Arnold left Wednesday to be present at
the double wedding of Rev. G. r.
Combs and Miss Saliie Rucker, ard
Mr.. John Green and Miss Margaret
Crook which was at the Methodist
church in Richmond. Mrs. Arnold
will then 90 10 her new home in
London.-Lancaster Record.
One OF the most pleasant social events
Of last week was that given by the
members Of the c. w. B. NJ. to the
ladies Of the Christian church, at the
home Of Mrs. n. B. Deatherage on
Second street Thursday afternoon.
The spacious parlors, hall and DINING
rooms we're beautifully decorated with
dahlias and pOtted plants. Mesdames
n. B. Deatherage, R. +. Turley, Geo.
Simmons. Jerre holland. and Misses
Bessie Turley. and Pattie Deatherage
received the guest most cordially.
Mrs. Jno. Arnold. president of the G.
W. b. NJ. had previsouly arranged a
most interesting and entertaining pro-
gram Of music, violin, piano and song.
and talks on missionary subjects, after
which coffee and sandwich were serv-
ed. Il was happy idea of Mrs.
Arnold In thus bringing the church
people together and telling them of the
grand work that the c. w. B. n.
women were doing. Lets US have more
church socials.
In the presence Of the families of the
parties Mr.. Cecil Z. Thrope
and Miss Cecie B Million we're united
10 marriage Wednesday afternoon, at
1ne o'clock, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs B. B. Million, on
West Main street, the ceremony being
performed by Rev F. B. Barnes, Of the
Christian church. Aside from the
members Of the immediate families
)nly few special friends were witnesses
% the happy occasion, among them
being Mrs. DR.. Grant. nee Miss
RayburD. Of Louisville. The
bride wore travelling suit OF gray, and
never presented a more beautiful ap-
than on this occasion. She is
N accomplished musician. and having
tudied lifetime, is regarded a per-
ormer equal to those of mature years.
'he is a graduate Of Hardin College.
lexico, No., and her efficiency in
music Is wonderful Il is highly de-
Ightiul TO hear her MARBLE that piece
o harmonious with her little gray
ounet and suit Of gray Her love for
er sister. Halle Lee. is 10 be emnlated.
ne love these two sisters bear for each /
Their IS beautiful and is the admir- |
hon Of all Mr. Thrope is a son Of |