The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-19

Miss Lucille Daniels left Friday to
spend her vacation with friends and rel
atives in Lexington.
Mrs H. P. Kuhn and baby, of Louis
vile. are guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Lohrisch.
Miss Elizabeth Terrill entertained with
a picture party for Miss Modena Taylor.
of Louisiana, the guest of Mrs. A. w.
Parrish.
Mrs. Joe Wagers. of Waco, chaperon-
ed party of young people to Lock No.
IL Saturday afternoon and several hours
were speut in swim ming. etc.
Miss Lucy Willis, of Nicholasville,
and Miss Mary Stout, of Finchville, ar
rived Saturday 10 be here for Miss Caro-
Ign Farley's wedding this evening.
The wedding of Miss Carolyn Crearer
Farley and Mr. Walter Leroy Jordon
will be solemnized this evening at s o.
clock at the Firt Presbyterian church.
Prof z. c. McDougle left Monday for
Cynthiana to hold a teachers institute.
From there he will go to Louisa and
thence to Ashland 10 hold institutes.
Mrs. J. Z. Bruce continues i'll at her
home on the Dauville pike, but her ma
ny friends will be glad to know that she
is considerably improved Stanford In
terror Journal
Miss Mary S. Miller is spending two
weeks in Cincinnati wholesale houses.
She will resume her former position as
assistant trimmer with the Richmond
Millinery Co. the coming season.
Miss Gertrude Gentry, of Louisville.
and Mr. Herschel Owens, editor tie
I T ohfiald Gazaftn hcva ratnrna6 n
| heir respective homes after spending the
weekend with relatives in the county.
II never gets 100 hot for the young
people to want to dance. Messrs. James
Cobb and Neale Bennett were the pro-
motors of lovely dance Monday even
ing at Adams Hall for the young ladies
who have visitors.
Hon. l.. B. Harrington took Mayor
Rice and Councilmen Covington, Todd
and Vaughn 10 visit several of our neigh
boring cities today. They will have a
short stay in Lexington. Paris, George
town, Frankfort and Versailles.
Misses Marianne Collins, Mary ID.
Pickles, Gladys Perry, Madge Burnam,
Mary Katherine and Julia White COM
pose the house party who are being en-
tertained by Misses Margretta and Mary
Barrett Smith, at the home of their sis
ter, Mrs. George Phelps.
Dr. E. Fl. Ellis, the popular young
druggist of the Richmond Drug Co., left
today for ten days vacation. He will
take in the meeting of the National As
sociation of Retail Druggists, in session
this week at Cincinnati, and also the
State convention of Elks, which convenes
at Covington.
Mrs. ID. E. Flora left Monday for Chi
cago TO purchase fall and winter stock
for the Richmond Millinery Co.. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Mary B. Hicks,
who on her return will be well posted
and stocked with the latest designs in
stamping and embroidery. They will
also visit the indianapolis and Cincinna-
ii markets on their return trip.
Mr.. B. Z. Belue, of B. E. Belue & Co.,
Z. Main street milliners, is in the Gin
cinnati, Chicago and indianapolis mar
kets buying fall and winter goods. Mrs.
Z. Carson, head of the suit and ready
to-wear department, accompanied him.
Displays OF gonds in her line are now on
exhibition in the markets and Mrs. Car
son goes 10 pick up all the new ideas
and latest styles for the fall and winter
trade of this popular house.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller is hostess to-
day Of jolly barge party on Kentucky
river. Her guests, who are members of
the younger set, repaired to Ford early
this morning, where big boat had been
charte red for the dancing and other
lamusements, including most tempting
and elaborate lunch Miss Miller is one
of Richmond's most popular girls and
her party today is a delightful departure
from the regular custom.
Miss Kathleen Sullivan entertained
weekend house party at the home OF
her aunt. Mrs. l. NJ. Minter. whose
home, THE Cliffs, is one of the lowell
est in Madison county and is located in
a most picturesque spot on the Kentucky
river. Saturday was given over TO boat
ing, picnic lunch being served at Boones-
boro. The guests were: Misses Eliza
beth Miller. Jeanette Pates, Austin
Lilly, Ellen Gibson Miller and Mildred
Taylor. of Lexington.
One of the loveliest of the midsum-
mer entertainments was the 6 o'clock
dinner Saturday evening given by Miss
Hattie Lee Million in honor of Miss Car
olyn Farley. The hostess handsome
home was beautifully decorated in cut
flowers and delicious five-course dinner
was served. The color scheme was carri-
ed out to the letter, pink and green pre-
dominating. Those present were, Miss
| es Carolyn and Elizabeth Farley, Lucy
Willis. OF Louisville. Mary Stout. Finch
vile, Annette Willis, of Crab Orchard,
Fannie Willging, Elizabeth Wagers, Rey
Million, Kathleen Bales. Myme Wagers,
Anne Bennett Cohen, Eleanor Hagan.
Marianne Collins, Elath Buchanan, Alvin
Scott, Stella Phelps, Naomi Ballew and
Tommie Cole Covington. Miss Minnie
Wagers assisted in receiving.
Mr.. Henry L. Perry, the popular Rex.
all druggist, left Saturday for Boston.
TO attend the convention of Rexall drug
gists Of the U. S. Mr.. Perry is president
OF the Kentucky branch OF that organi-
cation. A number of other Kentucky
druggists had arranged TO attend the
meeting and they met in Cincinnati,
where a special train for Boston awaited
them. The Rexall headquarters in Bos-
ton had planned a series of entertain
ments for their guests and great time