The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-30

and Carroll, of Boone county, were
guests Of DIR. II. c. Jasper and family
last week.
Mrs. T. E. Baldwin, Miss Ollie Bald
win, Miss Nannette Crooke and I. +.
Baldwin. Jr., motored TO Stanford
yesterday and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Shanks.
Col John Wagers and Mat Shearer
have returned from a business trip to
Cincinnati
Mike Peters is able to be out again
after a ten days illness. He has been
suffering with chills and fever
Miss X. V. Schmidr left yesterday for
Cincinnati to purchase her fall stock Of
millinery,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Terry, of Kansas
City. No. are visiting in the family Of
Mr. w L. Crutcher Mr.. Terry is a
nephew of Mrs. Crutcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Barclay Of Brooks
town, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Jenkins near Baldwin last week.
Miss Mary Vaughn. of Frankfort, is
the guest OF the family Of Mr.. Thomas
Vaughn on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Blanton are being
congratulated on the arrival of a new
son, who has been named Harvey Chem
ault BlantOn.
Mr. r. w. Smith prominent citizen
Of Irvine, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Reid, Of Versailles, owner
of the Electric Light plant in that city,
was here yesterday on business.
Mrs. d. W. Yandivere was the hostess
at six o'clock dinner this week in
honor of Misses Bl2nch Vandivere and
Martha Narnon, of Stanford.
Mrs. Caroline Dozier and son Bert, are
visiting the formers daughter, Mrs. j.
NJ. Hill who is confined TO her bed with
rheumatism in indianapolis.
The Cabel Co., the largest manufac-
turers of pianos in the world, will have
an exhibit at the Richmond fair next
week. Don't fail to see and hear these
instruments.
Mr. r. w. Wilson and family have
returned to their home in Indianapolis
after six weeks visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. TheO Wilson at Moberley
They weae accompanied by Mr.. Gentry
Frazier, of WisemaniOwn, who will
remain sometime.
Those who attended the funeral OF
Miss Josephine +. Schmidt here last
Wednesday from a distance, were Miss
lydia McCardel. of Birmingham. Ala,
Mrs. X. o Clark, of Mt. Sterling; Mrs
C. II. Bowyer, Miss Lila Schmidt, Miss
Issie Owens, Mrs. Maggie Mattmgly
Miss Kate McKenna and Mr.. John Nc
Kenna, of Lexington; Mr.. Phil Steffens
Miss Mary Harley and Miss Barbara
Lusicks, of West Covington: Miss There
sa RYAN. Miss Lucy Flannery, Of Gov
ingtOn; Mr. Steve Hays, Mrs. James
Tooey, Miss Stagia TOoey. Mrs. Joe
, Scott, Mrs. G. Hackett and Miss Mary
Josephine Scott, Of Winchester, and the
Rev Father Ryan, Of CovingtOn.
Lexington Herald:-Miss Sarah Chen
ault entertained Thursday with a de
lightful party at her home on South
Limestone. in honor of her guests
Misses Elsie Smith and Helen Bennett,
of Richmond. The decorations were oil
pink roses and after enjoying games
music and dancing, a delicious little
feast was served for the happy children
in the dining room. The cetnerpiect
for the table was big bouquet OF pink
roses, surrounded with pink shaded
candles in silver candlesticks and the
favOrs were little pink baskets of candy.
Z The young hostess was assisted by hel
mother and sisters, Mrs. 0vertOn Chen
anlt, Misses Elizabeth and Taliths
Chenault. and the guests were; Misses
Elsa Smith. Helen Bennett Jane
Young, 10 Carter, Angelina Mccormick,
Rosette March. Anne Montgomery, Ella
Della Smith, Evelyn Van Meter, Ane
Spencer, Lucy Young. Mary and Blanche
Porter. Matte Lee Watts, Lorraine
Wheeler, Lamar Mastin, Katherine
, Forman