The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-11-26
ulia White, and Sue Woods, of Stan

ford.
Judge N. B Turpin, OF Irvine, spent
Sunday with his wife, who is quite ill at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Jennings
Maupin, on Broadway.
Mr.. J.B. Raydon. OF Bloomington. H.,
has been here recently on a business
trip. He returned home the first of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lunsford, of Mich
olasville, have returned home after
pleasant visit to the family of Mr.. VIM.
Morris at Kingston.
Miss Jennie Totten leaves to-day for
a visit to friends in Stanford, and from
there will 60 to Lebanon TO visit her
brother, Mr. J. L. Totten.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sim mons, Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Arnold and Mr.. Robert
Arnold, attended the funeral of Mr.. Sam
johnson. in Lancaster. Sunday.
Mrs James H. Arnold, of Kansas City,
and Mrs. ZELDA Hemphill, of Nicholas
vile, have been the guests of Misses
Margaret and Lizzie Wilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Luxon and little
son and Miss Henrietta Luxon will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs Douglas Parrish in Beattyville.
Misses Tommie Cole and Margaret
Covington will be the guests of Mrs. j.
s. Hutsell IN Winchester, Wednesday
evening, for the Benton Battle wedding
and the Cotillion.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoge Phelps and Mrs.
G. w. Evans, of this city, and Mrs.
Elizabeth MINER, of Highland. Kansas,
were recent guests OF Mrs. ID. M. Lackey
in Lancaster.
Miss Nora Soper, who has been great
suffererer for many years from rheuma-
tism, is critically i'll. Her sister-in-law,
of Danville, is here at her bedside and
her family are apprehensive about her
condition.
Miss Katherine Koran, chief designer
at the millinery store of Miss Katherine
Schmidt during the season just closed
iefl Friday morning for Cincinnati.
Miss Koran will be united in marriage
this week 10 Mr.. Chas. Brown, a promi-
nent young railroad man, of Lawren &C.
burg, led. Her many friends wish heI
bon voyage on the matrimonial sea.
One of the pleasant social features
connected with last weeks dedication
services was the lovely luncheon given
on Tuesday by Mesdames Joe Chenault,
I. G. Ballard, B. II. Luxon and Ballard
Million, The affair was complimentary
to the members of the choir and the
musicians of other churches who sc
ably assisted all during the week.
Mrs. G. E. Dozier, of Pond Creek,
Oklahoma, and her son, Barclay, and
!, little daughter, Lavetta, are visiting rel
stives in this county, their old home
They came first to Lexington to visit
Mrs. Dozier's sister, Mrs. Ed. Powell
who died in that city last week, and
whose remains were brought TO Rich
mond for burial Mr.. Dozier and hi:
family moved 10 Oklahoma twelve year:
ago and. we are pleased TO say, have
prospered in their new home.
The dance on Friday evening giver
by the Richmond Cotillion Club wa:
beautifully led by Mr.. Ben Cassiday and
Miss Jane Stockton. Quite a number
of figures and favors we're enjoyed, and
! the favor table was presided over by
Mrs. r. G. Stockton and Mrs. T. X
Hamilton. The dancers were: Mr. Cas-
sidsy and Miss Stockton, Mr.. Edwin
Stockton and Miss Putnam, of Ashland
Mr. Overton Harder and Miss Marianne
Collins, Mr. Jack Phelps and Miss Callie
Miller Shackvlford, Mr.. VIM. Wallace
and Miss Julia White, Mr.. Neale Ben
nett and Miss Margaret Covington, Mr.
John Doty and Miss Josephine Chenault
, Mr.. Eagle Doty and Miss Elath Buch
anan, MIR. Robert Burnam and Miss Ma
rion Keene, Mr. VIM. Willard and Mis-.
Tommie Cole Covington, Mr.. William
Evans and Miss Mary ID. Pickles, Mr.
Sam Burnam and Miss Elizabe Il
beth Blanton, Mr.. McCreary Simmon:
and Miss Lille Mason, of Louisville, MIR
Tom Baldwin and Miss Jamie Caperton
Mr.. Kie Doty and Miss Duncan Foster
, Mr.. Robert Coils and Miss Mamie Bal
lew Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Shackelford, Mr.
} and Mrs. Neale Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
George Phelps, Miss Ollie Baldwin, Mrs
NJ. c. kellogg, Mrs. James Crutcher
Messrs. T. II. Pickles, J. j. Greealeaf
Earl Curtis, Barnett Chenault, and Mr.
r. T. Durrett, of Louisville.
, The following item from Wincheste
, will be read with much interest here
"A pretty party Of the week was tn,
afternoon tea given by Mrs. William
,, Garner, when about fifty guest
were invited 10 meet the members o
the Sans Souci Club. 1t was the frs
. meeting Of the club for the season. ant
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present
A feature of the occasion was the sing
ing of Mrs. Harry Hanger. of Richmond
Other outof-town guests present for TIT
0 affair were: Mrs. Dan Chenault, Mrs
Beattie Middleton and Miss Helen Ben
nett, Of Richmond, and Mrs. Wither
Davis, of Paris. The home was deco
s rated with yellow color scheme, will
. pleasing effect. The handsome tabl
bore a cluny covering, with splendit
1 Sheffield service. The attractive hos
, tess, assisted by her daughter, Mrs
. Vertner Mitchell, served delicious
salad course, in which the color schem
, was artistically carried out, the ices be
4 ing served in dainty orange baskets. 4
: delightful season was predicted for tn,
club members by all present for its frs
session. An amusing diversion of tn
? afternoon was a weighing contest, il
! which the guests were required to draw
numbers from large recepticle. Tn
II two guests whose numbers were tn
a same were weighed together on a larg
pair Of scales. and prizes were awarde'
, TO the heavyweight champions" ant
. the Lightweight champions. Th
!. prize for the first, tiny ivory elephants
r was awarded to Mrs. Sara French ant
v Mrs. Dan Chenault while the light
! weight" prize, miniature purse bear
ing the inscription. Il am TO bigger thai
a dime" was awarded to Mrs. Franz
Dudley and Mrs. s. w Willis. Thi
! contest caused much amusement, ant
was an enjoyable feature of a charmin,
afternoon.