The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-15
PERSONAL.

Miss Myrtle Jackson is spending the
week with Mr.. Will Jones. IN Paris.
Miss Georgia Belle Powell and mother
are visiting friends and relatives in
Clark county.
DIR. Nelson Mays. of Lowell Garrard
county, spent Saturday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellen Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Schlegel, of Bir-
mingham, Ala, spent the weekend
with Mrs j. l.. Schlegel.
Misses Hattie Mae Hicks and Onie
Smith, of Winchester, are guests OF
Misses Mary and Carrie Altman.
Mr.. R. A. Sparks and daughter, Miss
| Marguerite Sparks. Of Mt. Vernon, were
in the city last week.
Mrs. j. C. Eubanks went to Rich
mond Thursday to attend the burial of
Mr.. Price.-lnterior Journal.
Mr.. Frank Todd, of Richmond, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. l.. ID. Henry.
Paris cor. Lexington Herald.
Miss Elath Buchanan returned Satur-
day from LAGRANGE, where she had been
with Miss Frances Heads house party
for some time.
Misses Hester Penn and Mary Boggs,
of Richmond, are visiting Miss Grace
McCord, on Clifton avenue, and other
friends here-Paris Kentuckian.
Mr.. u. G. Baker took his wife to
Richmond Tuesday to have her exam
med and treated. Mrs. Baker has been
in poor health for some time.-Mt. Yer
non Signal.
Miss jamie Caperton, of Richmond,
and Miss Katherine Dabney, of Cincin-
natl, will return home Wednesday after
a visit to Miss Sallie Ewing Marshall
Saturdays Louisville Times.
1t is all mistake. Col John r. Glib
son has not left Washington, at least he
had not on Monday, July Z. This col
umn stated the other day that he had
gone. He seems to be enjoying his So
journ here.-"Rich" in Danville Ad-
vocate.
Mr.. r. o. Lackey and wife, Mr.. Fl. NJ.
Wilmington and wife, Mr.. j. p. Rucker
and wife and Misses Lillian, Margaret
and Bessie Shugars motored to STAN
ford Sunday and took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. w. X. Shugars. Returning,
they stopped at Kings mill, on Dix
river and spent a couple hours very
pleasantly.
Mr. David O'Neil, eldest son of Mr.
T. G. O'Neil, of this city, underwent a
very serious operation at DIR. Samuefs
private sanilarium in Cincinnati last
week He is doing very well and hopes
to be back home in short time. His
father and mother accompanied him to
Cincinnati and remained during the
operation.
Miss Darcy Moore Porter entertained
Friday with a beautiful afternoon tea
in honor of the charming guests of her
house party. Misses Margaret Crabb,
of Eminence, BERTHE Thompson and
Margaret Day, of Winchester, Eleanor
Hagan, of Richmond. Ii was at first
planned as a lawn party, but on account
of the rain the hours had to be spent
indoors The lovely home on Kentucky
Avenue was beautifully decorated with
plants, great bowls and vases of sweet
peas, the queens late handkerchief,
nasturtiums, roses and various other
flowers, and on the porches were wall
baskets filled with sun flower. elder
blossom and pyramided plants about.
The guests were received in the draw
ing room. Miss Porter was lovely in
white and blue wolfe and lace, with
ouches of black. Miss Crabb wore
beautiful gown of white and pink; Miss |
Day, white lace with old rose sash;
Miss Thompson, white lace robe; Miss |
Hagan, pink chiffon. Assisting were |
Misses Anne and Margaret Milward, |
Herman Bedford and Eunice Katherine |
Shouse. Mrs. w. w. Anderson presided |
at the punch bowl in the library, and |
in the dining room was the refreshment |
table, especially pretty in pink and |
white decorations, with bowls of sweet
peas. pink shaded candles and pretty |
CONNECTIONS about. Ices, cakes and bon
bons were served, all carrying out the
pink and white tones, the ices being
served in fancy pink cups, the artistic
work of the hostess mother, Mrs. j. w.
Porter. An orchestra played through
out the afternoon and the hours were
much enjoyed. The tea was pretty
compliment to the guests and those who
enjoyed the hospitality.-Lexington
Herald.