The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-01-15

con was served.
At the home OF The bride in Kirksvill,
last week Miss Hattie Gaylor was married
to Mr.. William Hagan The wedding wa
a pretty one and was followed by hand
some dinner, to which the immediate
friends and relatives were invited
Mr.. George Dozier and Miss Mary Cal
vim Taylor were married in Lexington last
week. The groom is one of our prosper
Gus farmers and his bride is handsome
and accomplished young lady. They will
make their home at Red House
| A spirit of romance prompted Miss Cecil
Barnett of this city, and Mr.. Richard Nal
10y of Louisville, to elope to Jeffersonville
Ind, where they were married Miss Bar
nett is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ike
Barnett of this city, and is a winsome
young lady.
A meeting of the D. A. R. was held last
week with Mrs A. R. Burnam
Mrs. Caperton read an Interesting paper
on the Panama Canal and handled her
subject in most attractive manner
Mrs. George w. Phelps was chosen a
delegate to the D. A. R. Convention to be
held in Washington in the coming Spring.
Mrs. Howard Neal was named as alternate.
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Burnam in February, at which meet
ing Miss Ann DeJarnett will read paper
on the Balkan War. Miss DeJarnett is a
writer of note and her paper is looked for
ward to with much pleasure
On Sunday at his home in the county
Mr.. Harold Pieratt entertained number
of friends with a sumptuous Leap Year
dinner. Covers were laid for twenty.
Mr.. Hardin Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith of this city, and Miss Mary
Asher were married on Thursday. The
bride and groom are well known here.
The bride is the handsome daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs William Asher of this county.
Mrs Elmer Tate entertained the Mary
Pattie Club most delightfully."- at her coun-
try home Saturday afternoon, the honoree
of the happy OCCASION being the bride-elect
Miss Harriet Parrish.
The programme arranged for the jan
uary meeting of the club was rendered as
follows:
Roll Call, Women Composers
Scarf Dance, Chamenade
Miss Parrish
His Lullaby, Bond
Miss Willie Traynor
Selected, Miss Rey Million
Women Artists, Mrs. MoberIey
Current Events, Miss Covineton
Haunting Memory, Bond
Mrs. Tate
Mrs. Hanley Nippert delighted the club
with three numbers, with violin obIieato
by Miss Issie Million. Mrs. Stott told in
her interesting manner of her friend, Mrs
Jessie L. Gaynor, and read some of the
verses written BY Prof. Stott for Mrs Cay
nor
After the programme the guests were
invited to the dining room, where buffet
luncheon was served, and where a Devil
derins array of dainty packages heaped
high on the table attested the popularity
of the brideto-be.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church gave so;ial last Thursday in hon.
or the retiring President, Mrs. Harry
Chenault The Soiety did splendid wolk
under her direction with the assistance of
Mrs. G. w Evans as vice president, Mrs.
D. c. Biggerstaff as secretary and Mrs.
Kate Scrivner as treasurer. The election
of officers resulted as follows: Mrs. G. w
Phelps, president; Mrs. G. w. Evans, vice
president; Mrs D. C. Biggerstaff, staff
recording secretary; Mrs. T. T. Covington,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ida Huguely,
treasurer. After the election of officers de-
licsious refreshments were served.
Dame Ktmor has it that very charm
ing society tavorite will soon be led to the
alter by one OF our substantial citizens
and as several of the Buds are all smiles
and DO not deny the soft impeachment,
probably there may be many surprises in
store for US.
shorty before coming to their home at
richmond Tor the holidays, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baylor Hanger attended the bar
quet at the WaIdorf-Astoria given bv tba
Southern Society 10 President-elert W;Ison
Also the reception rendered the Pres;de,,t
blythe Dixie Club.
riis- Natnan lpeatherage entertained
viii q pletty luncheon Tuesday at one
o'clock in honor Of her niece M;ss 49,
Order. ''''os
ne leclllan Club held its first meeting
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