The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-03

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Josephs Hospital. Lexington Mrs
Mann is the mother Of Mr. Edward
Fades. Of the Power Grocery Company
Winchester Democrat. -Ch arlie
Alexander and family have moved to
Richmond 10 make that their future
home. We commend them to the
favorable consideration Of their new
neighbors.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger was the hostess
last Friday at luncheon in compliment
to Mesdames Bailey and Whitney. who
gave such delightful musical at the
Normal school last week. Covers were
laid for eight
The Regular Baptist wiz hold Divine
Services Sunday 9TH inst. at 3 P. II.
Second Presbyterian Church The
membership are requested to be present.
All persons are invited. Subject of dis
course will be Gospel Missions"
The lecture Of Frank H. Leonard, Of
Brooklyn. n Y on Christian Science
next Tuesday evening at the Court
House viii be entertaining and well
worth the attention of thinking
people See notice elsewhere in this
issue
Col John Wagers, Terry Hagan and
Jesse Cobb have returned from Mt.
Jackson indianapolis, where they have
been for the past three weeks. They
declare it is great place to have
rheumatic germs eradicated from the
system. They are looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Toy, Of Maysville,
are rejoicing over the arrival Of fine
baby girl, Betsy Smith, named in honor
of her grandmother Mrs. Toy is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Moberley
and sister Of Mrs. G. G. Cornelius and
of Mr.. T. J. Moberley, all Of this city.
Mr.. w. B. Craven, who for several
years has been manager of the Rich
mond Ice Plant viii leave this week
with his family for Edgemont, South
Dakota, where they viii make their
future home. The Climax dislikeS to
see such good citizens leave, however
it extends to them, where ever they are,
its best wishes.
Mr.. Martin Gentry was the recipient
Of a surprise birthday dinner last Mon
day and twelve of his friends were there
to enjoy the feast Of good things that
Mrs. Gentry had prepared. He had
forgotten it was the forty second ami
versary Of his birth until the noon hour
and the guests had assembled TO help
him celebrate the occasion.
A musical event Of much importance
is the coming Of the Lyric Quartette, Of
the Cincinnati College of Music, which
will give a recital at the Normal school
on the evening of the 9th for the benefit
of the Pattie A. Clay infrmary. Miss
Edna Giunchigliani, Of this city, is the
accompanies, and close critics every
where. have showered this young
musician with praise for her wonderful
ability.
The Parents-Teachers Association |
held its regular meeting april twenty |
eigth. Notwithstanding the rainy after
noon quite a number were present. A
constitution was adopted and CON-
mittees were appointed to arrange |
program and to nominate officers for
next year, the election to be at the May |
meeting. Those taking part in the
April program, Rev. E. B. Barnes, Mrs
G. ID. Smith, Mrs. J r, PateS and Miss
Lander gave excellent talks. The in
creasing interest in the organization
is very encouraging and much good is
expected to result from the cooperation
Of teachers and parents.
The first OF a series Of ''Silver Teas"
inaugurated by the Ladies Aid Society,
of the Christian Church was given by
Mrs. W. G. White and Mrs. Joe Chen.
ault at the home Of the latter, Saturday
afternoon. Two hours. from to 6
were spent most pleasantly in the drink
ing Of tea with a sandwich accompani-
ment and in seeing things and remem-
boring things" Miss Elizabeth Farley
and Miss Ashbrook had the pleasure Of
bearing home with them beautiful
punches of Carnations, they having
proven to be the two closest observers
with the best seeing memories.
Lancaster Record:-Miss Mabel Mason
was the guest Of her parents in Rich
mond last week. b. Walker, Of
Richmond, was with his sister, Mrs.
Walker Burnside.-Thomas Rice, of !
Richmond was here for the horse show
Monday, with fine string Of horses
Miller Lackey and Miss Ann White, Of {
Richmond, have been guests for several
days Of Miss Lillian Cochran.-LaRue
DuersOn, Of Richmond was here Mon
day for the horse show with his fine
string Of horsos.-Professor ID. w.
Bridges, Misses Bette Robinson, Susie
Brashear, Amanda Anderson, Eliza I
Smith and o. ID. Darnold were in Rich {
mond Friday to visit the Normal school ;
Richmond will be well represented at I
the annual meeting Of the Stale Fedora !
ton Of Woman's clubs, which is hold
ing its sessions in Louisville this week !
Mrs. Thomas J. Smith is Vice Presi- 5
dent Of the organization, and a move {
nent is on foot to elect her to the 4
Presidency. She is one of the most :
popular and efficient workers in the
state. The delegation from here is
Mesdames Eugene Walker, B. L. r
Middleton. Waller Bennett, Thomas J c
Smith, B. L. Banks, and Miss Helen
Bennett. Civic pride will be one Of the :
thief topics for discussion. The a
is urging the beautifying a
# the home town, by clean up {
keeping the alleys and the q
Jack yards free fromtrash, the trimming n
# trees and various other matters that
20 to make up Model city. The local
delegation are expected to take a p
prominent part in the discussion Of Il
his subject n
The series Of Germans given by the p
Richmond Cotillon Gu b, was brought e
o a close Friday evening. bv one of the h