The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-22

MeSSTS. Thomas heeNeS anu SIdrlle
Jacobs spent several days in Cincinnati
on business.
Messrs. Eugene Roark. Robt. Sim
mons and David Tudor were visitors in
Lancaster last week.
Miss Mabel Rayburn has returned
from a protractod visit to Winchester
and Lexington friends.
Misses Tommie Cole Covington and
Elizabeth Turley spent Monday at
Camp Daniel Boone.
Miss Pauline Judy, of Mt. Sterling, is
the attractive guest Of Mrs. John Ar
mold on High street.
Miss Fannie Glass, of the State Nor
NAL, spent the weekend with Miss
Elizabeth Searcy at Waco.
Mr.. Daniel H. Brock joined his wife
in Maysville Saturday, where she is
visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Barley, of Nicholasville,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary
Bean at Sullivan Hall.
Mrs. Watts and family, and Mrs.
Smith, of Lexington, are the guests or
Mrs. Harry Blanton.
Mrs. Waller Bennett entertained
number of children Friday afternoon
with beautiful lawn party.
Mrs Robert Burnam and son, Robert
Burnam, Jr., are spending two weeks at
Charlevoix, Michigan.
Mr.. Robert Turley left Sunday 10
accept a position as inspector on the
Baltimore Sewerage Construction.
Miss Naomi Ballew, of this county,
hos ha otf OF of
Mary and Margaret Miller.
Misses Helen and Laura Isabelle Ben
nett have returned after visit with
Miss Elise Smith in Frankfort.
ltMr. Jesse Cobb and Miss Tabitha
Cobb, of Cincinnati, are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. Joe Wagers, at Waco.
Messrs. Charlie Mcdowell and Tom
Ashbrook, OF Camp Daniel Boone. were
visitors here Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. r. Z. Turley. Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
CovingIon, and Mrs. Bessie Chenault
motored to Lexington for the day Sun
day.
Miss Anna Burgin Taylor returned
Sunday from Union City, where she
spent two delightful weeks with rela-
| tives.
Mrs. Stanton Hume, Misses Bessie
Miller, Helen and Mary Scanlon were
visitors at Camp Daniel Boone, Satur-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Miller and her guest,
Miss Marie Fisher, of Nashville, are
guests of Miss Mary Wagers on Lancas-
ter pike.
A party of young people are spending
1 4 iS af az EanFUQ PhnlnS
enjoying swimming in their beautiful
lake.
Messrs. William Collins, Thompson
Burnam, Cecil Simmons. James Curtis
and Joel Park are camping near Col
lege Hill.
Messrs. Robert Doty and Shelby Bur
gin were hosts at dance Friday night
given at the home of Mr.. Burgin near
White Hall.
Mr. Willis McMurry, of Shelby, n
c., accompanied his sister, Miss Marga-
ret McMurry, here for a visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Dr. J. G. Bosley is limping around as
the result of fall he got a few days
ago. His friends are glad he Jared no
! warSe.
Mr.. A. 81. Severance, wife and son,
| Heath, Of Stanford, have been here the
guests of DIR. NJ. @. Heath and other
| relatives,
Mr.. L. A. Spears. of New York, will
come this week for visit with his Sis
tiers. Mesdsmes Turley, Covington and
Chenault.
| Mr.. w. J. Newsom is back from
| Rockcastle, where he has been doing
some good work for the fraternal orders
he represents.
In the boat races, ETC., at Camp Dan
lei Boone. Saturday Mr.. Frank Corzel-
Jus. of our town. carried off several of
the prizes.
Miss Virginia Potts has recovered
from her recent illness and has returned
10 her work at Witherspoon College,
Perry county.
| Il G. Ii. Covington joined his family
at Frankfort Sunday where they will
spend a week with his wife's brother,
Mr.. Jake Morrow.
| Anthony r. Burnam, L. B. Herring
ton and j. Hale Deane, of Richmond,
have been in the city during the week.
louisville Times.
| Mrs r. G. Stott and daughter were
called home last week by the illness of
Mr.. Stott. We are glad TO say Mr..
Stott is some better now.
Mr.. ]. ]. King, of Frankfort, was host
OF a motor car party which passed
through here Saturday in honor of Miss
Brownie Roberts house party.
Misses Geneva and Mary Gulley. of
Lexington, have returned to their home
after a months visit to their aunt, Mrs.
@. b. Hale, at ''Gipsey Camp"
Mrs. Jason Walker, OF Memphis, nee
Miss Susan Baldwin, is the guest of
Mrs. Samuel Bennett and will go from
here to Richmond for q visit.-Lexing-
ton Herald.
Mrs. T. ID. Chenault returned from
Msysvills last week accompanied by
| two of her granddaughter. who are
now the guests of Mrs. II. II. Bates.
DR.. Johnston and wife. of near Irvine,
are visiting their son at Latonia. and
sister. Mrs. j. y. White. on Smith
Ballard street.
Messrs. Sam and Robert Burnam and
Misses jamie Caperton and Callie Mil
Ter Shackelford motored to Versailles to
attend the barn dance Friday evening
at the Camden home.
Misses Aliena and Mamie Hunter en-
tertained informally Tuesday evening
at their home on Depot street in honor
of Miss Wagers. of Richmond. who is
visiting Miss Grace West Nicholas
vile Cor. Lexington Herald.
Master Arthur M. Bowles entertained
ten of his little friends at his home on
Smith Ballard street yesterday, the oc-
casion being his 10th birthday. The
guests departed after very pleasant
afternoon, voting Master Arthur fine
host.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton leaves on the
5:07 train for Ashland, Virginia, where
she win spend some time visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Emma Lee Vaughn. While
away she will spend short while at
Old Point Comfort and in Washington
City.
Mrs. 2. NJ. Boon entertained with
twelve o'clock dinner Sunday in honor
Of Rev. ]. B. Boon, Of Texas. Those
present were Rev. J. Boon and wife, Of