The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-09


recovered as 70 be able 10 be out. He
was 10 iowa Monday shaking hand with /
MS friends.
Squire Dykes oficiated At the wedding
Of Mr.. David Davis and Miss Nancy !
Mae Brock. both Of Winchester. who
slipped away from the old folks and 1
came 70 Richmond 70 get the nuptial
knot tied The ceremony was perform
ed Friday.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Richard
White last Saturday Mr. Jesse Hunter
and Miss DOVE Benton were united IN
marriage The bride is but fifteen.
while the new husband has Just passed
the seventeen milestone Of his age. II
was quite wedding
Those from a distance attending the
funeral Of Z. T. Burnam we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Grady Kennedy OF Cincinnati.
Ohio, Mr., and Mrs. Ed Wallace and
Mrs. Jesse Grady Of Versailles. Mr.
Ford Brent and Miss Alexander Of Paris.
Mrs. Richard L. Gentry left Saturday
for Terra Haute. Ind. for short visit
10 relatives. before going on TO her home
in Nashville. Mrs. Gentry spent six
weeks with Mesdames A. ID. and G. ID.
Miller near town. She has many friends
here who regret her departure.
At the home Of Dir. Harve Douglas,
at M0berley. last week, number OF
Old friends enjoyed a big basket dinner
and general good time under the de-
lightful shade trees. Most Of them
were former residents Of that section OF
the county, who now reside in Rich
mOnd and vicinity
Manager Baxter of the local opera
house was in Danville last week attend
ing the fair and spending a few hours
with Manager Stout Of the Danville
opera house, who is a warm personal
friend. Ii was the Fl ST time he had
ever visited the capital Of Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brutus j. Clay and their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Herrick and
Mr. Guinean, Judge and Mrs. Rodes
| ShackelfOrd, Mr. and Mrs. George
Phelps, Miss Margaretta Smith, YIN.
Marsteller and Green Clay, composed an
automobile party that attended the
Berea fair Friday.
The Young Ladies Missionary Circle
Of the Christian church met with Miss
Sallie Park last Thursday and good
program was arranged for the occasion.
Mrs. Mcclellan was a visitor at the
meeting and in her usual charming
manner gave a talk on Texas. Miss
Stella Lewis who is remembered here as
a student at Madison Institute but who
has Just returned from Japan where she
has been doing missionary work for the
last six years, was also a visitor and
gave a most interesting talk on her
work in Japan.
Mrs. Earring entertained Russell Stout
fers house party with very delightful
hay ride to Lake Reba, on Friday OF
last week where an enjoyable evening
was spent with picnic supper and moon
light ride back to town. Other guests
who shared the very pleasant evening
were Misses Gladys Perry, Julia Crutch-
field. Mr.. and Mrs Allen and daughter,
Martha Allen, Messrs. Merritt and
Chas, Powell, Hart Perry. VIM. Collins,
Mr.. Simpson Allen and Bowen Earring.
Lancaster Record; John Hugh Glib
son and wife Of Richmond, were visitor,
of Sam Cotton and wife during the fair
- Miss Mary Miller of Richmond IS
being entertained at The hospitable
home Of DIR. and Mrs. NJ. X. Denny. -
- / MIS-. Enlulh Dueu anu lANAAt EAou1
daughter OF Richmond are visiting Rev
and Mrs. o. p. Bush. Mrs. Sallit
{ Ravbum OF Richmond is visiting Mr.
and Mrs J. Parker Gregory. - Mrs.
Cleveland Rose Of Richmond is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Belle Perkins.
i A gay party of Richmond young folks
enjoyed an afternoon at Lock No. 10. or
Kentucky river near Ford Saturday and
swimming was the order Of the day
The party chartered boat at Ford and
went below the lock, where an excellent
beach affords ideal swimming. 4 lunch
at six O'Clock was feature OF the trip
and about thirty-iive partOOk. Chaper-
oning the party were Mr.. and Mrs
George Phelps, Mrs. ID. b. ShackelfOrd,
Mrs. James Crutcher Mrs. Thomas J
Smith. They left at O'Clock and re-
turning on the 40 train.
, Mrs. J. Il. Pates and daughter Jean
nette, entertained with an elaborate SIX
o'clock dinner, on Thursday of last
week in honor of Russell StOuffer' 5
house party. Misses Jeanette Thornton,
Darnaby Henton. Mary Taft Riley, Yer
sailles: Elizabeth Warfeld, GAINESVILLE,
Tenn. Guests from town were Miss
Elizabeth Blanton and guest Miss Eliza
beth Eba, Ashland. Misses Josephine
Chenault, Anna May Walker, MesSrs.
Gaines Jasper, Merritt Powell, Hart
Perry, VIM. Collins and Curtis Bennett
The Cynthiana Democrat has the
following: a delightful evening
of song was that, Thursday, when Miss
Mary Dan HarbeSon and Mr.. Robert
HarbesOn, OF Flemingsburg, appeared at
ROhs' Opera House, under the patron
age Of the ladies of the Presbyterian
church. Miss HarbeSon had been heard
here during a series of services at the
Presbyterian church last fall, but sacred
music did not afford an opportunity Il
reveal the measure of her magnificent
soprano that was afforded Thursday,
and the audience was thrilled anC
electrified by her wonderful power. Hel
brother is the poSsess0r Of a glorious
tenor and shared the honors with his
sister The program was well balanced
Where each number was virtually 4
gem selection would be difficult, anC
varied Of course with the taste OF in
ldiViduals