The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-02-15

of huge ham by the popular host; to
his guests which Circuit clerk. Roy
White declared to be the largest he had
ever seen.
Berea Citizen:-Miss Ida Lewis who
has been assisting in the Gibson lnflrm-
airy az Richmond arrived last week for a
visit with home folks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Golden. of Richmond, visited their
parents mere last week. Miss Sarah Ely
came from Richmond last week for
visit with home folks.
Mr. Ben Daugherty was host last even
ing al a Birthday party and several of
his friends sat around the festive board
to enjoy a sumptuous repast set by the
ever popular Joe. Mr.. Daugherty is
proud of the fact that he was born on
St. Valentines day, tho he would have
much rather il would have been the
18th Of March. He is exceedingly pop
ular among his associates.
On Monday morning, Feb. l3. at his
home on Woodland avenue, this city,
DR. C.. c. Marshall united in marriage
E. b. Morton and Miss Rebecca Parke.
A number of the relatives and friends
of both bride and the groom were pres
ent The bride, who resides near Rich
mono, is well known and has many
friends. The groom is a prosperous far
mer of Clark county They will reside
in Madison county.
Or Wednesday morning, Feb S, at lO
O'Clock, at the home of Miss Rebecca b.
Park occurred the wedding ceremony
which united for life Ellis Winkler and
Miss Almore Lawson. A few relatives
and friends assembled to witness the
cere nOny which was performed by DR..
c. c Marshall. Miss Lawson, who is
the daughter of J. w. Lawson, is an un,
usually attractive young lady. Mr.
Winsler is a successful farmer. They
will reside in Clark county, near Win
chester.
The Woodford Sun has the following
announcement of interest here: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam c. Nuckols, of Versailles, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Eva Owens Nuckols, to Mr.. Robert
H. Gay, of Pisgah. The marriage viii
take place in the early Spring. The
announcement is of wide interest on &C
count of the prominence of the two
families and the popularity of the young
people. The bride is a niece of Mrs
K. {. Stockton, and is well known il
/ Richmond.
The many old friends and acquaint
ances of DIR. and Mrs. w. \. Gantls viii
rejoice with them in their reaching III,
milestone Of their fiftieth wedding an
niversary. The celebration took plac,
at their home, in Paragould, Ark, OF
February 9th, where they have been re
siding for many years since leaving Rich
mond. Mrs. L. T. Rice is a niece anC
there are other relatives in this section
DIR. Yantis was druggist here for man,
years, and stood high as a citizen. Mrs
Yantis was formerly Miss Daniel, of thi
city, and was closely related to the Jen
nings family of Madison.
At the Normal chapel last Frida,
evening one of the most thorough ],
high class musical entertainments tina
has been in this city in long while, wa
enjoy ed by a large number of people. |
was the fourth number on the regua
course, and an attraction that could no
be witnessed for twice the price undo
other conditions. The music lovers 0
Richmond enjoyed rare treat. SignO
Bartolotta, tenor, in his rendition of tn
Sextette from Lucia and the selection
from Rigoletto displayed voice of won
derfUl control and sweetness and hand
led he difficult noleS of these gran,
operfs with seemingly as much skill a
the great CaruSO. Other members O
the company were equally as finished i
their several parts.
Married on Monday morning, Feb. l.
by Elder A. J. Tribble, at his home o
Irvine pike, Mr.. Preston Blake Cundi
and Miss Bessie Ballew. We do nc
know Mr. Cundlif, but we cannot be
lieve him to be anything else but a mos
excellent and exemplary young mar
bearing the name that he does of Re,
Preston Blake. Rev. Blake was paste
of TIE Baptist church, of this place. fC
I several years andi was a most lovabl
man. He is a shining light in the Bar
fist church. Our best wish is that Nj
PresJo Blake Cundiff may emulate tn
example, which the man for whom hi
mother named him, has placed befor
him. Miss Ballew is the daughter {
) VIM. Ballew and is a most estimable an
beautiful young woman. She deserve
a good husband.
, The meeting of the Cecilian Gu
, with Mrs J. II johnson last Wednesda
was one of the most enjoyable NEE
ings of the season. The following pr,
gram was rendered,
Roll Call-The Schumanns-Robert an
Clara.
-Four Hands-Hansel and Gretel-Huu
= perdinck.
Mrs. White-Mrs. Burnam.
Sketch Of Composer
Mrs. Leslie Evans.
Piano-Aufschwu
Miss Mary ID. Pickles.
Piano-Whims-
Mrs. Kellogg.
Talk-The Romantic School
Mrs. johnson.
Piano-Night Song
Mrs. w. q. White.
Talk-His Year of Song
, Mrs. T. j. Smith.
Piano-Mazurka in b E2inor-ChOpin
Miss Rogers.
Current Events
, Miss Higgins.
At TIE urgent request of the leader
Mrs Kellogg gave the "TWentietl
Century rraumeril" which is a recen
popular version of this classic compos
ton of Schumann's and was much Ell
joyed as something out of the usui
order of program. There were tiftee
members present and a number {
guests. The next me ling Will be wit
Mrs. Neale Bennett on Feb. - wit
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