The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-18

Stanford miller. was in the city today
with Allen Earring.
Mrs. Geo. Hagan and two children. of
FL Reno, Okla. are guests of Mrs, ID.
A. McCord, in Burnamwood.
| Mr. Harry Lane, of Camp Nelson.
spent from Saturday until Monday with
Miss Virginia Peyton at Newly.
Mrs. L. p. Evans chaperoned crowd
down TO the river Thursday afternoon
TO visit the Daniel Boone Camp
Miss Ellen Miller left yesterday for
an extended visit TO friends in Pineville,
Barbourville and Middlesboro.
Miss Edna Bush Campbell, of Logan,
w. Va. is the attractive guest of Mr..
and Mrs T. A. Campbell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington. Mrs. FL
mer Deatherage and Mss Margaret
Phelps motored TO Lexington Wednes-
day.
| Miss Margaret McMurray, of Shelby.
n. c.. arrived this morning for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Joe Gardner and children, of
Jacksonville. Florida, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Joe Oldham, on
Irvine pike.
Messrs. n. W Luddy and w. H. Sell
man. of Nicholasville. spent the past
week with Misses Virginia Peyton- and
Mallie Million at Newly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Panther. of La
Fayette. Ind, arrived Tuesday night to
spend some time with the family of her
father, Mr.. Joe Giunchigliani.
Miss Grace West entertained for her
visitor, Miss frankie Wagers. of Rich
mond, Wednesday night with lawn
party. News.
Mrs P. F. Stillings and Mr.. Clay En-
bry. of Charleston, Wash, who have been
visiting the family of Coz" p. b.
Broaddus, have returned TO their home.
Miss Mollie Fife entertained with two
tables OF bridge Wednesday afternoon.
complimentary to Mrs. ). s. Henry of
Gulfport, Miss, and Mrs. Snyder, of Mt.
Sterling.
Miss Jamie Caperton's legion of
friends are delighted 10 have her back
home, after a delightful visit TO Cincin-
natl and Louisville, where number of
social functions we're given in her hon
or.
Mrs. II. c. II. Covington left Friday
morning for visit to her brother, Jake
Morrow and family, in Frankfort. Mrs.
CovingtOn was accompanied by Miss
Tevis James who goes for visit to
Miss Mabel Ruth Coates.
Much sympathy is felt for DIR. f. B.
Barnes, pastor eff the First Christian
church of this city, in the loss of his
brother, at St. Johns, y. b. The doctor
was in the East taking his vacation
when the sad news reached him.
The Lexington Herald saws that Miss
Clara Belle Walton. of Lexington, gave
a very delightful informal bridge party
at her home on w. Third street in hon
or of her guests, of whom Miss Eleanor
Hagan, of this city, is one.
Misses Jane ID. Stockton and Callie
Miller Shackelford and Messrs Earl
Curtis and +. c Stockton. of this city,
and Beatty Burk and Edward Cooper. OF
Leitchfeld, Ill, formed a party that
motored to Lexington Wednesday even
ing and enjoyed dinner at the Phoenix.
We are very glad TO state that Mr..
Spears Turley, who was operated on for
appendicitis at the Bethesda Hospital in
Cincinnati Tuesday, stood the operation
splendidly and is on the road TO recov-
ery There isn't young man anywhere
who has more friends than Spears TO Of
fer every good wish.
Mr.. anG Mrs George Phelps enter
tanned today with a beautiful luncheon
at their home in the country. Covers
were laid for sixteen and the out of
town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
liz Jennings. of Jacksonville, Fla, Mr..
and Mrs John Williams, of Paris. and
Capt. and Mrs. c. B. Britain, of Wash
ington City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Oldham left for
Carlisle this week to make their home.
Mr. Oldham is TO engage in business in
that city and we wish to congratulate
the citizens of that place, for Mr.. and
Mrs Oldham will be a great addition to
that community. Since Mrs. Oldham
came to Richmond she has made many
friends, who regret to give her up. but
we all wish them well in their new
home.
| Mr.. w. A. Langford, was the happiest
man in the lot of so men summoned TO
Winchester from Madison county as a
special venire in the Callahan trial.
Shortly after arriving here he received
telegram announcing the arrival of an
heir at his home in Richmond OF
course the court could not require jury
service of anv man uLder such circum-
stances and Mr.. Langford was excused
TO go home to become acquainted with
the little stranger.-Winchester Sun.