The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-11

indianapolis. who have been with their
father, Mr. Theo Wilson. of the Mober-
ley section, have returned home. They
left Mr. Wilson very much improved.
Miss Eleanor Hagan went to Lexing-
ton yesterday to visit Miss Darcy Moore
Porter.
Miss Lucia Burnam left the first of
the week to spend some time in the
cool spots of Virginia.
Mr. James l. Hamilton, of Lancaster,
was in the city today hunting big mules
but he was unable to make any pur-
chases.
Mr.. P. NJ. Smyer. a prominent mer-
chant of Kirksville, was a caller at
this Office Thursday. He told US that
he would go to Cincinnati next week &c
buy more goods.
Rev. j. ID. Reneker, of Orlando. Fla,
was caller at the Climax Office this
morning. He came to Kentucky TO at.
Hume Rucker. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Reneker.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger and son. Mr.. Paul
Hanger. of Richmond, motored 10 Lex
ington Tuesday and were accompanied
home by Mrs. Isaac Van Meter, who
will make them few days visit.-Lex-
ington Herald.
In mentioning the withdrawal oil
Judge J. J. Greenleaf from the race fol
the Democratic nomination for County
Attorney, Louis w. Landram, of the
Danville Messenger, pays that gentle,
man worthy tribute.
Mrs. L. B. Weisenburg gave two very
enjoyable bridge parties, one Monday
and the other Tuesday, in honor of her
guest, Mrs. S. S. Henry, of Gulfport
Miss. On Monday Miss Mary ID. Pick
els won the prize and on Tuesday Mis-:
Mollie Fife was the fortunate winner
Misses Katherine Christian, of Chiles-
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MIA, will return to their homes tomor
row after delightful visit with Mis-:
Elizabeth Miller at her beautiful HON,
on the Lexington pike. Miss Fisher
will remain for two more weeks.
Mrs. Ed Walkar was hostess of a sly
o'clock dinner Tuesday complimentary
to Miss Margaret Ramey, of Eminence
and Mrs. Robert Walker, of Fayette
vile, Tennessee. - Miss Leona Colt
Richmond, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs
l.. n. Miller-Lancaste Record.
Mrs. W. p. Baxter entertained at /;
lake party at Lake Reba last evening il
honor of Miss Mary Patterson. of Lex
ington, her charming guest. SOM
thirty or more of the young folks wen
out little after sunset and from tina
time until late hour the happy GROVE
had a great time. A delightful supper
consisting of substantials and delica
cies, arranged by and presided over b!
Mrs. Baxter, was heartily enjoyed, a
were the boat rides and many othe
features of the altogether pleasant even
ing.
One of the prettiest of the man!
pretty affairs among the younger Sc
was the party on Tuesday evening from
eight to twelve, given by Miss Elizabetl
Miller in honor of her charming hous
guests, Misses Katherine Christian, o
: Chilesburg, Marie Fisher, of Nashville
Leanta Stafford, of Los Angeles, Cal.
and Kathleen Sullivan, of this place
No more ideal place for entertaining
could be found than this lovely oil
colonial home and its natural countr,
setting made it all the more attractive
The large lawn and porches were bril-
liantly illuminated with japanese Ian
terms and frappe was served under tn
most inviting booth of dropping cherr.
tree and wild grape vine. One larg
room was used for dancing, which en-
joyment was INDUCED in to the fullest
music being furnished by dolores
orchestra. Delicious ices, cakes ant
minis we're served in the dining room
the center of the table being larg
pyramid of pink aud white hollyhocks
The sweet young girls never looked
prettier nor the gallant beaux hand
somer and with all the inviting SUI
roundings the evening was made on,
of rare pleasure and it was hard to sa.
goodnight when the hour for parting
come