The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-18

| MIS- JOnn feFfg. OF Lexington, has TO
turned, after a visit TO Mrs. ). p. Ross
at Kirksville.
Mr.. ID. H Brock and DIR. c. E. Smool
we're in Danville Thursday on automo
bile business.
Mrs. Joe Chenault is visiting her moth
err, Mrs r. F. Spears, in Lexington, who
has been quite i'll.
Miss Margaret Miller, of this city,
spent several days with her cousin, Mrs
w. S. Embry, of Stanford.
Mesdames o. H. Skiles and J. r.
Smith, of Frankfort, are visiting Mrs
John Altman, on Collins street.
Mr.. Frank French and family, of Per
~ county, are guests Of his mother
Mrs. w. F. French, in this county.
Mr.. S. L. Basin, a well-known coal
operator, with headquarters In LeXing-
ton, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Raydon have re
~ ned 10 their home at Bloomington
ILL.,, after visit to relatives here.
Mrs. ]. b. Stouffer and Miss Dickin
son will return tomorrow from two
weeks visit 10 Louisville friends.
Miss Mayms Wagers took her father
Mr.. John Wagers. to Lexington Thurs
day TO consult DIR. Smith, the oculist.
This Office had an enjoyable call Wed
nesday afternoon from Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Cotton, Jr., of the Kirksville section.
Mrs. ]. r. Watt, of Birmingham,
Ala, has been the guest of the family
of Mr. and Mrs. r. p. McCord, at Red
House.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton viii go to Stan.
| ford tonight to spend few days before
visit friends.
The friends of little Miss Margarei
Lacky Nippert, will be glad to hear she
has about recovered from recent Sc
we're attack Of measles.
Mr.. S. P. Ross, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Crab Orchard for
his health. is rapidly improving and is
expected home in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Howard, of Seat
tie. who have been visiting Mrs. Nc
Cords parents at Red House, have re-
turned from a business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Clark Rice, of Richmond, visited
here and attended the comforting of the
Knights Templar degrees on L. Q. Rice
and Roy Berry.-Oynthiana Democrat.
Miss Lillian Cobb, who underwent an
operation at the Gibson Hospital several
weeks ago, has been removed 10 her
Wet Main eli oraA ic dnino
nicely.
News comes from Lexington that Mrs.
J. ID, Dykes, of this city, who is there in
hospital for treatment, is gaining
ground and her friends hope for her ear
ly recovery.
Mr.. II. S. Harrington. who was elect
ed presid mt of the Kentucky Lawn Ten
mis- Association, and whose picture ap-
peared in abe Courier Journal few days
ago, is brother of our distinguished
townsman, Hon. L. B. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Turley and Mes
danes George Simmons. J K Pates and
z b. Barnes motored 10 Winchester on
Thursday to see the furnishings Of the
new Christian church there, Mrs Tur-
ley will stop at Lexington 10 spend sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs r. +.
Spears.
Squire J. ID. Dykes is out, after a con-
fnement Of a week by illness. This lit
tie spell of sickness made the Squire
miss his first meeting Of the fiscal court
since he became a member, some dozen
or more years ago, and he greatly regret
o II h.. raa11oI to hroalr l.o
record.
Mrs w. r. Boggs gave a delightful
dinner Wednesday at her home at Red
House. Those who enjoyed Mrs Boggs'
hospitality wer-: Mesdames @. B. Tur-
icy. Jr, Il f. Turley. S. p. Deatherage,
r. p. McCord, Whitney Cobb; Misses
Mary Earle Oldham, Elizabeth Searcy,
Kettle Bell Brookshire. of Lexington,
and Mr. and Mrs Richard Lackey.
&C. Wines, gr., attending the Cincin-
natl College OF Pharmacy, writes 10
his father, the well-known druggist OF
this city. that he had the pleasure OF
sitting by the side OF Hans Wagner. the
great short stop Of the Pittsburg's. at 3
ball game in Cincinnati the other day,
and few hours later was introduced tC
John Bunny. The funniest man seen il
the moving pictures. lie was very much
pleased with both Of the renowned
gentlemen.
Mr.. Samuel Cotton is in Richmond FOL
few days on business. Miss Minervs
Cox, who has been in Richmond at the
Normal School. is teaching a 3-months
school al Herring's scho0l-house. Mr..
Z. T. Rice. OF Richmond. was in towT
Monday. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.
u. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. James Burn
side. OF Richmond. have been the recent
guests of Lancaster relatives Miss
Nancy Long, OF Madison. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. N. Ross. Miss Lizzie
Belts is in Richmond taking a course
at the Eastern NormaL-Lancaster Rec
ord.
Mrs. S. J. McGanRhey and Mrs. S. n
Moberley were hostesses of the Mary
Pattie Music Club Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. McGaughey on the
Summit. The subject for April was
Light Opera" and the program was
beautifully rendered as follows;
Overture and selection from The
American Maid-Miss Norma 0iunchig-
liani
Venus Waltz. from Oh Delphine,
I'm Falling in Love With Some One,
from Naughty Marietta-Mrs- Tate
Selection, from Rose Maid-Mrs. Nc
6aughey.
Violin, Love Love. from the Red
Widow-Joe Giunchigliani.
Mystery Of Love. from Naughty Ma
rieita-Miss Mary Traynor.
Paper-Light Opera Prima Donnas-