The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-13

Mr.. T. l.. Potts, of the Whites Station
section, has been quite i'll since Sunday,
but was some better at last accounts.
Miss Florence Kirby. of Pendleton
county. and Charles Davies. Of New
port. are visiting relatives at Lake Reba.
Mss Elizabeth Shackelford entertain
ed with an informal dance at her home
Tuesday evening in honor of her guests.
Camp Daniel Boone will open about
June 25.h and number of our boys are
making their preparations to be on hand.
Mrs. Sam Bennett and Miss Sallie
'nnett. of Lexington, who have been
with friends here, have returned home.
Mr. Ashby NJ. Warren, who is connec.
ted with the legal department of the l..
& N, was here this week from STAN
ford.
Miss Bessie Baughman, of Hustonville,
has been the guest of her sister. Miss
Sadie Baughman, who is a student at
Eastern Normal.
Mr.. Allen Earring and mother went to
TO Nicholasville Thursday and motored
back, making a circuitous trip through
the country.
Messrs. L. b. Harrington, Tevis
Huguely, James Wagers. and T. T
Covington motored TO Lexington for the
day Wednesday.
Dr. J. X. Pennington, of Richmond,
was here during the week visiting his
brothers, Drs. III. V. and NJ. X. Penning-
ton London Echo.
Mr.. William p. Walton, Jr, of Lex
ington will come over this evening 10
attend the dance and will be the guest
of Miss Lucy Lee Walton.
Miss Sallie b. Parrish has returned to
Lexington, after spending the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. G..
Parrish. at Sunny Brook Farm"
Mr.. Robert Turley returned. from
Champagne Thursday, where he COM
pleted the course of civil engineering
this year at the University of Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Jennings, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Phelps. Mrs. Jennings is always given
warm welcome by her many friends
here.
Mr. Allen Earring. Of Richmond, and
Mrs. Chenault, of Lexington, motored
to Lancaster Monday and were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. U. Terrill.-Lancaste
Record.
Miss Mary Wagers entertained with a
beautiful party Tuesday evening in hon
or of her guests and Miss sue Cobb and
her visitor, Miss Jessie Norton Crutcher,
of Nicholasville.
Misses Grace West, Alena Hunter,
Virginia Lear and Elizabeth Stears, of
Nicholasville, compose the house party
being entertained by Miss Fracis Wa
gers this week.
The young ladies who are visiting
Miss frankie Wagers were given a pic
mic TO the river Thursday aud quite a
number went down and took dinner to
enjoy the days outing.
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen entertained
with picture show party on Thursday
evening in honor of the visiting girls.
After the picture show an elegant lunch
was served at Miss Cohen's home.
Mr.. Robert c. Kirby attended the
funeral of his brother in law, Mr.. Samuel
Davies, who died in Newport Saturday,
and was buried in the family graveyard
at Lynn, on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Charles b. Daugherty, cashier of
the Farmers Bank of Valley View, call
ed at this office Wednesday and left the
good report of that Bank which appears
elsewhere in this paper.
Miss Norma Giunchlgliani left yester
day for Cincinnati, where she will spend
few days with friends. She will then
go 10 Brown County and attend the COM
mencement exercises of the college she
used to attend.
Mr.. G. w. Ogden. of Winchester, has
been here with Mr.. f. NJ. Silver. He is
connected with the same insurance COM
pany that Mr.. Silver is and has distri-
buted between $500 and 800 among his
policy holders here.
Mrs. ID. II. Scanlon, who was operated
on at Gibson Infirmary, is doing as well
as could be expected. Her sister-in-law,
Miss Kathryn Scanlon, of Rooney, w.
Va, who is trained nurse, is with her
and assisting in nursing her,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Ware. of Somer-
set, were here today TO see their daugh-
Ter, Miss Daisy Lynn Ware, graduate
from Eastern Normal. Mr.. Ware for a
number of years has held an important
position in the @. & C.'s big shops in
his town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Gentry and chill
dren, Warren and Helen Gentry, are
back from California where they have
lived for the past fourteen years, for a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. George Gentry and
oyher relatives and friends before they
go TO Illinois to reside.
Misses Sarah, Francis and Alpha,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. n w. Foale,
of Stanford, are spending delightful
ten days with their sister, Mrs. X. S.
Hendren, near Harris Flat. They drove
over in their pony trap accompanied by
their parents who returned Thursday
Afternoon.
President and Mrs. Crabbe were al
home to the faculty, students, and
friends of the Normal school Thursday
evening. In the receiving line with Mr..
and Mrs Crabbe were Mr.. and Mrs. X.
E. Turley and Mrs. Roark. A Lexing-
ton orchestra furnished music during
the evening and The promenade on the
Campus was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. James b. Walker is enjoying to
the fullest visit from his good old
mother, Mrs. Ann Walker, OF Hunting
ton, w. Va Mrs. Walker celebrated
her Goth birthday on April 2lst, but one
would not suspect that she is that old
by Sc veral decades. She gets around re-
markedly well and her mind is as clear
and good AS it was half century ago.
She will be with her son most of the
summer.
The commencement ex rcisss of the
Model High School were held in the
Normal Chapel Wednesday evening.
Those who received diplomas were
Messrs. Edwin Cobb, Jeptha Jett, and
Miss Hadrue Farris. Prof. Mackenzie,
of State University. Lexington, deliver
ed the address, taking for his subject;
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