The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19


Mrs. James VIM, of Winchester, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Robert
Miller, on Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. T. T. Covington and daughter.
Miss Hester Oovington, have returned
from visit to Winchester.
Mrs. Mary Sanderson, of New York.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thompson
Burnam, in Burnamwood.
Mr.. Waller Bennett left Saturday for
New Haven, Conn, TO attend the reunion
Of his class at Yale College.
Messrs. C. C. Wallace and John R.
Gibson are attending the Republican
National Convention in Chicago.
Miss Mary Lee Colyer is at home to
spend her vacation. She will resume
her school at Fit. Thomas in the fall.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas J. Smith are
the guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
Fannie Smith, on Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. T. T. Appleyard, of Arcadia,
Fla, is at home for the summer. Mr..
Appleyard will join her here Saturday.
Miss Sue Scrivner is at home from
Winchester, having taught in the public
school in that city during the past year.
Mrs. Ellen Wallace, of Irvine, return
ed home Saturday after a visit to her
sons, Messrs, G. G. and Daniel Wallace.
Mrs. G. G. Perry and daughter, Bette
Mccain, are visiting her brother, Mr..
Green Igo at Standardization
Journal.
Mrs. John S. Park, of Las Vegas, New
ada, daughter of Hon. w. b. Smith,
came today for visit to her fathers
family.
Mrs. Walter Q. Park and mother. Mrs.
|. II. BoOthe, left last week for Ohio,
where they viii visit friends and rela-
tives for next few weeks.
Col. W.P. Walton, Secretary National
Citizens League, with headquarters in
Louisville, attended the Eighth District
Bankers Association here Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilson Eads, of near Union City.
suffered an attack of appendicitis last
week, but late reports from his bedside
are to the effect that he is considerably
improved.
Miss Kate Schmidt attended the COM
mencement exercises of Pennsylvania
Law School. Lexington, last week Her
cousin, Miss Wayne Schmidt, was one
of two graduates.
Misses Mary Brooks and Elizabeth
Lyme are the attractive guests of Miss
Anne Bennett Cohen. Miss Cohen en-
tertained Saturday afternoon from to
5 in honor of her visitors.
Mrs. R. E. Quisenberry and Miss Bes-
sic Park will leave today for Ports
mouth, Va, for visit TO the formers
son, Mr.. Jesse Quisenberry They ex-
pect 70 be gone about fifteen days.
Misses Hattie Lee Million, Elath
Stella Phelps and Messrs.
Delbert Azbill and VIM. Collins were
among those who visited Mammoth
Cave from this city last week.
Miss Martha w. Maupin is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Hendricks, in
Lexington. They will also join a fish
ing party who viii spend several days
camping at High Bridge.
News from Hensley Gentry, who lost
his left leg in a railroad accident at
Jacksonville, Ill, about ten days ago, is |
Of very encouraging nature. Mr.. Gen.
Try is improving rapidly and will soon |
be in a condition 10 resume his usual
duties.
Misses Mary Elizabeth Laclkey and |
Lucille Gibbs left Thursday morning for
Ala, where they will visit
heir former school-mate, Miss Henrietta |
Irby. They will also visit friends in |
and other southern cities
before returning to their home here.
Misses Mollie Evans and Hattie War
ler left last Monday for a two weeks
visit 10 Mrs. w. w. Broaddus in Rich
nond, and Mrs. Henry Collins in Beatty
vile, before entering the Normal School. |
Miss KatherineLynch, of Richmond,
S visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Lynch.-Jessamine Journal.
Messrs. J. T. Ferriell and C. F. Chen
lult have just returned from a visit to
louisiana, where they visited Monroe,
derRouge, Rayville, Alexandria and
dsnsura. They report a delightful
ime, notwithstanding the warm wealth
r. Mr.. Chenault purchased a fine
arm, a description of which is found
elsewhere in this issue.
Much interest centers in the announce
nent of the engagement OF Miss Edna
and Mr.. Joe Panther. of
lafayette. Ind. Owing IN the popularity
II the bride-to-be, the wedding promises
o be a society event. Miss Giunchi-
yliani is a attractive young woman and
S the eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Toe Ginnchigliani. She is cultured.
educated, and refined and a musician Of
are ability, and she holds the admira- /
ion of hosts of friends. Her fiance is
IlSo musician, being especially gifted
IS vocal instructor. Many friends are
congratulations in advance.
Miss Mollie Fife entertained a number
4 friends handsomely on Satur-
ay at her home on Lancaster Avenue.
Then she gave bridge party consisting
our tables ID the morning, and at noon
uests for three tables. in the afternoon
delicious two course lunch, consisting
( chicken on toast, old ham, dressed
omatoes, beaten biscuit, ices and minis.
he prize, a beautiful pair Of silk hose. 5
'as won BY Mrs Neale Bennett in the ia
lorniDg. and the trophy in the after
ocn, which was the meeting Of her
lub. was won by Miss Mary D. Pickles.
he house was attractively decorated in d
weet peas and ferns and presented {
,vely appearance. The 0uf-of town :
uests were Mrs. Thos. Jefferson Smith.
Frankfort; Miss Dorothy kellogg, Of
incinnati; Miss Nell Mccoy, Of Lex D
lgton; and Miss Martha VanMeter, Of 2
chichester. Il
Mrs. d. NJ. Chenault is entertaining a q
slightful company Of the younger set 4
a house party At her home on Ian
'sier avenue. IN honor Of her daughter, .
les JosephiDe Chenau.t Those from G