The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-03-01

! brother Mr. Alex Denney.
At the Madison Institute this evening
the young ladies will entertain with a
reception in honor of their friends in the
city.
Mr. W Il Eckle, Of Washington c. H.,
Ohio, one Of the fastest typesetters from
that state, has accepted a position in the
Climax Office.
Mr. and Mrs Fay Wilkerson. formerly
! Of this city, who has been residing at
Stanford for several months, have NOV
ed to Corbin.
Mr.. Harry Bybee, who has been so
dangerously i'll, is very much better and
his rapid recovery is hoped for by a wide
circle Of friends.
Mr. and Mrs George Phelps and Miss
Margaretta Smith attended the matinee
performance Of Bright Eyes" at Lex
ington Monday.
Danville Messenger:-Mrs Louis Ian
dram was called to Lancaster this morn
ing the serious illness Of her mother MRS
Il A B Marksbury.
Mr. Eddie Wines was host last We'd
nesday evening at a dinner at Joe's com
plimentary TO several Of his friends.
I Covers were laid for ten
Mr. Don Virgins is at home from an
extended business trip to New York.
He thinks il is one Of the greatest cities
in the country outside of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Oldham and little
son, Hesekiah. Of Mt. Sterling. spent
saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Oldham, on Lancaster Avenue.
The French Mission Circle. Of the
Presbyterian church will mold Peddlers
Fair in the basement Of the church next
tuesday evening, the 7th, beginning at
: o'clock.
John Sexton has returned from Louis
vile where he has been for several DAYS
looking after his interests in his coming
race for Grand Honors in the Kentucky
Grand Lodge Of Red Men.
Winchester Democrat:-Charlie Fades.
Of Madison county, and Miss Minnie
>hearer' Of this county, were married
Thursday February 23rd, at the res
ience Of the brides father, Simon
Shearer, with Rev. Duke, of this city.
IS the officiating minister.
Miss Sue NJ Smith, who was with
Judge Maynor. at Corbin for sometime
Is sienographer, has accepted a position
with Harrington & Greenleaf. Miss
smith is formerly Of Lancaster. She was
appointed court examiner last Friday by
Judge Benton.
Those from a distance mere to attend
the funeral OF Miss Annie Mckee were
Mrs Dave Matlack and Misses Gertrude
md Maggie Mstlack, Mr. James Nc
6enna and Mr. John McElroy, all Of Lex
ngton, and Mr.. and Mrs. William Stark
Of Louisville.
Lancaster Record:-Miss Sallie Elkin
has returned from a stay in Richmond
Miss Lee Prather. Of Richmond is
expected soon to visit Miss Callie Adams.
Miss Mary Elmore of Richmond
Normal School is with Mr. and Mrs J W
Gilmore. Mrs A w Kavanaugh left
last week to visit her sister Mrs George
Bellew. Of Richmond Miss Della
Finder Of the Richmond Normal School
IS with her parents Elder and Mrs F NJ
Finder.
One Of the most enjoyable social events
II the season was the concert and cotil-
ION given by the German club last Fri
lay evening al the Masonic Temple.
The Troubadours Amusement Co.
which furnished the entertainment and
ilso the music for the cotillon rendered
highly appreciative program. Each
member Of the company is a finished
star, especially Miss Hardness, as So
prano whose sweet voice was heard to
much advantage in a repertoire Of high
class numbers. One Of the largest crowds
If the seasons entertainments along
his line was out and danced until long
past the usual hour. Il is the last event
Of the clubs winter program and un-
doubtedly the most enjoyable.
At the hospitable home Of Mr. and Mrs
W II Miller, on North street Monday
sumptuous repast was spread for a num-
Der Of friends. who have never failed in
the past several years to meet at the
home Of the popular couple on the 9th
Of February and wish them many more
years Of happy married life. 1t is the
wedding anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs
Miller. They were married February
9th 1854 in this county and each year
this event has been celebrated in a quiet
way by their friends Mrs Miller was
formerly Miss Kate Oldham, daughter
Of the late William K Oldham.
Miss Hester Covington was hostess 70
the Mary Pattie Oldham Club Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Joe
Chenault on the Summit. The Club
voted 70 be Federated. and in future
hopes to be represented at the state Fed
GRAFTON meetings and have a voice in al
matters educational and musical The
following program was rendered. after
which delightful refreshments were ser
vel. Roll Call. Items concerning great
opera houses; Life Of Donlzetti, Miss
W1leine; seziet from Lucia Misses
Million: Story Of Lucia. Miss French:
Sunrise Vocal duet Misses Tnynor:
Finale Def hand Miss Parrish; Current
Events. Miss Rice: song, Mrs Ballard;
Selection -Pisno Mss Rogers. /