The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-04-12

Easter Bazaar for P. A. c. Infirmary
Saturday, April 10
The Cecilian Club viii meet with Miss
Emma Watts this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hutsell, Of Win
chester. spent Saturday here the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Turley.
Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts has re-
turned to her home in Lancaster after a |
visit to DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Yaught.
Miss Helen Bennett was the hostess
last Friday evening at the regular meet
ing Of the married ladies' Bridge club.
Mrs. Robert Adams, of Louisville,
daughter of Mrs. Amanda Million, Of
this city, underwent an operation at the
Norton infrmary Sunday for mastOid-
tits. She viii be remem bered as Viola
Million. and her many friends will be
glad 10 hear Of her improved condition
so far.
A large number of Madison county |
people viii attend the grand opera in
Cincinnati. beginning the 18th and also
hear the wonderful Sheffield choir
Music Of such character always attracts
the people here, who are lovers of this
art to an extremely high degree.
Col John Wagers and Jesse Cobb left
Tuesday for Mt. jackson, indianapolis,
where they viii take a series Of plunges
10 the healih-giving waters Of that pop
ular springs Mr.. Wagers has about re-
covered from his recent stroke Of par
alysis, but rheumatism has developed in
a light form and be is anxious 10 subdue
this before the hot weather comes on.
''Cuz" Pleas Broaddus continues
quite sick, but he claims the bad month
Of March is responsible. As soon as the
warm days show up for good, he will b,
himself again. He declares this is. his
last winter in Kentucky; that he in
tends 10 go next November TO Southern
lorlda where the sun shines al the rate
OF 100 in the shade all the time, and
there stay until the first Of May before
returning TO Madison county.
Miss Elizabeth, little daughter Of Rob
ert r. Burnam, has entered Beauty,
her handsome white Collie, in the Dog
Exhibit at Lexington. Mr.. Robert
Burnam, Jr., took Beauty" over on
Monday afternoon, where he viii re-
main until the show closes on Friday.
What puzzles her friends is to know how
Miss Elizabeth can get along for four
long days without seeing her pet.
This week marks the finishing touch
es for the Easter Bazaar. which will be
a beautiful event of Saturday and viii
be held in the front room of the Hobson
building, for the benefit Of the Pattie
A. Clay Infrmary. Exquisite and dain-
ty hand embroidery, infantile apparel,
aprons. suhbonnets. household linens:
also tempting eatsble viii be for sale
The ladies in charge viii serve lunch
and the public is invited to visit the ba-
zaar. Doors open all day. Don't for
get the date. Saturday, April Is.
Miss Louise Covington viii leave Sat-
urday for Washington, ID. c.. where she
goes as a delegate from Boonesboro
Chapter. ID. A. r.. 10 the Continental
Congress, which convenes in that. city
next week. beginning the 18th. She
viii have very fine report 10 make for
The local chapter along the lines Of Pa
.riOtic educational work. Miss Coving-
ION viii be accompanied by Miss Julia t,
Spur. representing the Lexington chap
Ter, and with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Viii
son, also Of Lexington, VIII have rooms
II the Ebbit House. After leaving
she viii 60 TO New York
City for brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Page.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Il. yaught enter
aimed at euchre last Thursday in honor
IF Mr. and Mrs Alex Denny, and FIVE
ables enjoyed the evening. The Doc
or and wife are charming entertainers. {
The ladies' prize was awarded to Mrs. :
george Phelps and the gentlemen's I
prize 10 Mr.. William Marstella. A de-
ightful luncheon Of substantials was (
served after the play. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Warfeld Bennett, !
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dean, Mr. and Mrs. /
Steve K Vaught Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. /
Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. d n. Chen {
lult. Mr.. and Mrs Alex Denny, Mrs. {
George Phelps, and Misses Madge Barn {