The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-03

his work in Louisville.
Editor Shelton NJ. Saufey passed
through Richmond Mondy evening en-
route to Stanford from Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rucker Adams left
yesterday for Knoxville, Tenn, after
spending the holidays with relatives
here.
Mr. w. w. Harris and son, VIM. Har-
ris and family, left yesterday for Law
ton, Okla, where they will reside in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ballard and sons
Clarence and Willie, spent the holidays
with the former son, B. B. Ballard, at
Corbin.
NJ. NJ. Hamilton and family have
moved from the Summit 10 the q. T.
Rice place on the Irvine pike, one and
quarter miles from town.
Mr. Sam Parks. of Kansas City, visited
last week, his father Mr.. Geo. w. Parks
and his brothers of this county and sis
ter Mrs. Jno. Wagers.
Capt. w. B Jones, one OF the oldest
and best known residents of this county
is dangerously i'll at the home of his
son, Richard, at Union, S. c.
Rev. E. B. Barnes entertained the
physical culture class at his home on
Lancaster avenue Monday evening. A
delightful time was reported by those
present.
Miss Grace West left Tuesday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Perry, at Rich
mond DR.. D.A. Pennington. of Rich
mond, has been shaking hands with
friends here this week.-JeSsamin
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durrett Cobb, who re-
Gently moved here from Cynthiana,
have taken rooms at Mrs. Henderson's
on West Main street. Mr.. Cobb will, in
the early spring, erect handsome resi-
dence in Burnamwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Creekmore enter
tanned a number of friends and relatives
Christmas Day at their home on North
Limestone street. Quiet a number from
Richmond were present, also Miss Ethel
Creekmore of Louisville, and Mr.. J. w.
Bales of St. Cloud, MINI.
Mrs. James Edgar will entertain
luncheon guests Wednesday in honor of
her niece, Miss Sarah Goodloe Benton,
of Kentucky, and Miss Wallace. of
Maryland. guest of Mrs. G. Goodloe
Edga.-Detroit (Mich.) News Miss
Benton is a daughter of Judge and Mrs.
James Benton, of Winchester.
Tht Organ Recital given by Miss
Benjamin at the First Presbyterian
church, Wednesday evening last. was
enjoyed by many. Miss Benjamin
showed in several Of her selections mas
tership OF the organ, and had it not
been for little unfortunate "squeech'
of the crescendo pedal, the performance
would have been a grand success.
Mrs. James D. Dykes was hostess last
Tuesday at an elegant dining, her guests
numbering about twenty OF her neer
relatives. At six O'Clock the same
evening Mrs. Dykes entertained The
younger members of her family and
relatives, Elegant menus were served
each time and the day proved a happy
one for all.
Miss Stella Phelps, accompanied by
her nieceS, Margaret and Amy Turley, |
of Richmond, arrived Friday evening to |
be the guests Of DR.. and Mrs, D. B. |
Knox - Mr.. and Mrs. w. Emerson |
Gwgnne, of Richmond, have arrived for |
a few days visit with their parents, |
Rev. and Mrs. w. g. GWynne, at their /
residence on East Main street.
town Correspondent Lexington Herald.
Mr.. viii Dudley, of Chihuahua.
Mexico, after spending the holidays with
his sister. Mrs. Jonah Wagers, left Fri
for TaalycOnufllo Elo rryharo ha Mill
spend the winter. His mother, Mrs NJ.
spend the winter in the South visiting
st. Petersburg and other places In
Florida.
Misses Marie Louise Kellogg and
Dorothy Perry entertain ed with a
ovely New Years dance and party
It the Masonic Temple MoLdayi
Ifternoon. A large number of little
olks were present and enjoyed to the
ullest extent the delightful hospitality
4 the fair young hostesses. Miss Sallie
Viggins furnished music on the occa-
ion.
Misses Mary and Carrie Altman enter
aimed delightfully."- Saturday evening at
|
heir guests, Misses Hattie Hicks and /
)ney Smith, of Frankfort. About TWEEN :
y young people gathered at the Altman
ONE and most pleasant evening was
pent. Literary contests were'enjoyed a
nd delicious refreshments wete served,
nd taken all together it was one of the
lost pleasant entertainments Of the
oldays.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Dunn OF Valley View, +
ladison county, accompanied by their !
hildren, Margaret and Ernest, have
ONE to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 2
7, c, Biggerstaff of 3l4 South Minlb
rect until after the holidays. Mr.. and :
RS Dunn's other child, Master Virgil, :
already with Mr.and Mrs. Biggarstaf, Q
3iDg in the city schools Miss Anna o
ay Pain of Madison county, is also the I
lest of Mes. Lewis c. Biggerstatf at 3l4 Z
Outh Mill street. -LexinEson Herald.
The Womans Club of Central Ken A
lcky entertained with luncheon at ;,
le Phoenix Hotel at Lexington in honor
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Smith, of
edmond, president of the State Fedora n
on Of Women's Clubs. Mrs. James ..
eech, Of Louisville, former president u
the State Federation. was also a guest
honor. More than 100 guests, iuclud- o
2 prom inenf women from al parts of c
and number from other n
ates, were in attendance. =" z,
The Climax has received a very plea d.
Mt lstter from our former townsman, e,
r. 10. s. Joplin, who now resides in ] A
bennington, illinois. Mr.. Joplin ha. .
any friends in Richmond ana Madison
unity who viii be gratified 10 know Of n
e continued good health and pros OF
rity Of himself and family. Mr.. Jop- I.
! was recently elected secretary Of the =
lsiness Mems Association Of Bloom pi
gtop. which was 9 deserved compli- te
ent 10 his ability as > business man. II
ice he was unanimously Selected over q
lumber Of applicants. y
NJ. and Mrs. z. ?. AeGora, Of Red ar
)nse. announce the engagement Ell
cir daugblaF, Miss Elizabeth Faris, fos z.
alter P. QninR. Of bloomington. IN. ~
e wedding viii be QuieflF eelsbrated th
the home Of the brides parents tbs az
ter part Of this month. NJ. Quinn is =. =.
II known in this city and coanfy. =
ere be has frequently visited, bsing lol
ephew 81 W. H. and w. F. Park, Of oil
county. The hTife-to-be is one Of he
discus most attractiye young ladies.
] is graduate Of Madison fnslllGfe. III ~
, is & daughter Of Mrs. Rufus Nc ne