The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-31

last week, add are with their aunt, Mrs.
J. 9. George, on Main street.
The following notice from the Lake
land (Florida) Telegram will be OF in
terest here where Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sam
Hagan formerly resided:
"A crowd Of young people went out to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hagan
on Lake Hollingsworth Saturday eve
ming, where they were the guests of the
son of the household, Mr.. Sam Hagan,
who celebrated his birthday by en- err
tanning his friends in true Kentucky
style. Through the courtesy of the host
and his friend, tn mas HolbrOOk, the
young folks we're transported to the Ha-
gan home in teams, and she ride to this
lovely country home was most enjoyable.
Arrived at the Hagan home, the young
70 ks were greeted by Mr.. and Mrs. Ha-
gan and were soon at their ease in the
coy parlor. which had been prettily ar
ranged with cut flowers and other de-
corations for the occasion. Several in
teresting games were played, some of
which required considerable skill. Just
before the time for departure, the guests
were invited TO the pretty dIniDg-room
where delicious pineapple sherbet and
cake were served A lovely birthday
cake graced the center of the dining
table.
Much interest centers in the ap-
preaching marriage Of Dr. Hugh r.
Gibson, of this city, and Miss Bernice
Orr, of Big Stone Gap, Va, which will
be quietly celebrated on February s at
the home Of the bride-to-be parents,
DIR. and Mrs ID. F. Orr. Dr. Gibson is
too well known to our readers 10 need
an introduction, having located in our
midst when a yonng physician, since
which time he has attained wide prom
inence as a surgeon and physician.
With his brothers, Drs. W. NJ. and
Bird GibSen, he has a most lucrative
practice. His gentlemanly bearing and
polished manners have endeared him to
a host of friends His brIde-to-be is a
beautiful girl of the blonde type and
comes from a distinguished Southern
family. The happy couple will go to
housekeeping IN the Crutcher property
on West Main street, which the groom
to-b be recently purchased and is having
remodeled and beautifully furnished.
THE CLIMAX joins in with hosts of other
friends in wishing everything good for
them in their new relations.
Virginia. the mother State, and Ken
lucky. her daughter, Joined hands
when Miss Katherine Coleman Hart, of
Richmond, Va. became bride of
Mr.. Thomas ID. Chenault, of this city
The wedding was celebrated on Tues
day evening, January %, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hart, and was society event of
much interest The brides sister, Mrs.
T. II. Leary. Jr., was matron of
honor. Mrs Chenault is a neiee of
Mrs. A. K. McCowp and visited here
last summer. She IS al attractive bru-
nette and possesses a voice of much
sweetness. She will be a welcome ad-
dition to Richmond society in which
her husbands family has figured prom
inently fl many years. The happy
groom is descended from long line of
ditinguisshed ancestors and is himself
a true born gentleman and one of our
county's most influential young farm
ers. Many good wishes are extended.
Among those from here who attended
were: Mrs. T. ID. Chenault, ST., the
grOom's mother; Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
McCown. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Che
nault and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson P. Gay,
of Win hester