The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-05-29


just what his friends expected. but is
nevertheless highly gratifying to know
that in his examinations he attained
the high water mark and will be
senior next year.
Mrs. Ed. Coyle is with a congenial
party Of friends al Swango Springs.
where she viii remain for several weeks
Mrs. James r. Burnam, who has for a
few months been making her home in
Winchester, has returned to make Rich
mond her home. Her many friends ex-
tend to this splendid woman a cordial
welcome. She will occupy her home on
West Main street. which will be vacated
in a few days by Capt. and Mrs. Carlo B.
Britain who will go to Washington. d.
c., Capt. Britain having been station
ed there by the Navy Department.
Mrs. Thomas J. Smith was the hostess
at an informal luncheon at her home
Friday, on Washington street. in honor
CT her sister. Miss Helen Bennett. of
Richmond, who is visiting her, and Mrs.
NJ. ii. Thatcher. of Ancon, Canal Zone,
who, with her husband, Governor That
cher, is spending the month of May with
Frankfort relatives. Mrs. Smith home
was decorated throughout with garden
| flowers, and the table was especially
pretty with center arrangement of
roses and hOneysucckle in a silver eper-
gne. The placards were hand-painted
roses. Covers were laid for the follow
/ ing: Miss Bennett, Mrs. Thatcher, the
guests of honor, Miss Mary Mason Scott,
Mrs. Charles Ireys. Mrs. S. j. Shackel
ford, Mrs. Rogers Clay. Mrs. E. K. Hoge.
Mrs. Weisiger Lindsey, Mrs. Richard
Baker, Miss Rebecca Averill, Miss Dir
zie Chinn, and the hoSteSs.-Frankfort
News-JournaL
Mrs. Harry Baylor Hanger, of Rich
mond, KY, has returned to Kentucky
after spending a delightful winter in
New York with Mr.. Hanger Mrs
Hanger has been the recipient of many
social attentions. has became member
of the Society of Kentucky Women of
New York, and was a guest at the an
nual luncheon given at the Astoria
April 9th. As the guest of Mrs. William
Grant Brown. President of the Fedora
ton of Women ofsNew York, Mrs. Han
ger attended the banquet given by the
Rubenstein Club 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rogers Chapman. This organiza-
tion is the largest in New York City,
and Mrs. Chapman is its honored Presi-
dent. Mrs. Hanger attended the recep-
tion given by Mrs. Haynes, whose son
has recently married a brilliant Ken
lucky woman, Louise Covington. This
was a beautiful event, which Mrs. James
W. Caperton, and her daughter, Miss
Caperton, came from Washington to
attend. Herald.
A very enjoyable meeting of the Cecil
liam Club was held last Wednesday with
Mrs. II. B. Hanger, large number of
guest and members being present. The
following program was led by the host
esS with an Introductory talk on Puccini
and his opera La Boheme:
Roll Call-Composer' Works.
Story Of the Opera
Miss Higgins.
Piano SelecliOn-La Boheme-
Mrs. Denny.
Review of the May Festival
Mrs. A. r. Burnam.
observation-disclosures
Miss Parrish.
Current Events
Miss Helen Bennett.
Voice-The Rosary-Nevin-
Mrs. Hanger.
Review of Italian Celebrieties-
Mrs. Pickles.
Piano Selection-La Boheme-
Miss Watts.
The last meeting for the year will be
held with Mrs. Neale Bennett, June u,
subject; American Women in Music "
A sailor straw or panama Sailors
for men. 81 so to $500. Panama for