The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-05-13
Miss Lucy Lee Walton is with soner-


Mr.. John w. Rout. of Stanford, was
here a short while yesterday.
The Young Ladies' Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Hale Dean Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. f. c. Wines is back from Mt. |
jackson SaniIarium, Indianapolis, very |
much improved in health.
The Young Ladies' Five Hundred
Club of the West End, met with Miss
Lucy Walker Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler. of Cincin-
natl. have returned home, after visit
to Misses Kate and Laura Schmidt.
Miss Mary Sullivan spent Sunday in
Lexington with her brother, Hon. Jerre
A. Sullivan, who continues to improve.
Mrs. Leslie Harris, who was operated
on at the Gibson lnfirmary last week, is
doing nicely, her friends will be glad to
hear.
Drs. C. ii. Vaught and III. C. Jasper
left this afternoon TO attend the State
meeting of the Railway Surgeons in Lou
isville.
Mr.. Lewis Powell, wife and children
spent Sunday at Wilmore and attended
the dedication OF the magnificent Meth
odist church.
Mrs. kellogg entertained with two Ia
bles OF bridge Saturday afternoon in
| honor of her visitor, Mrs. HARDWOOD, of
Pittsburg
Miss Georgia Belle Powell, of this city.
spent the week end with Miss Fannie
Harris. at her country home, The
Pines"
Mr.. w. G. Ogden, of Winchester, as
sistant manager of Metropolitan Lite In
surance Co., was the guest of f. Nj. Sti-
yer, Saturday.
MesSrs. ]. Z. Sexton, L. T. Wilson. J
B. Parke, C. II. Pigg and A. B. HUNK
are attending the Red Mems pow WOW
at Lexington.
Mrs. J. J. Greenleaf gave a beautiful
6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs. Kellogg and her guest,
Mrs. Harwood, of Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Baughman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Bruce, of Stan
ford, motored over Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. G. b. Turley.
DIR, r. H. Crossfeld, of Lexington,
who delivered the Baccalaureate address
to the Seniors of Madison Institute, was
the guest of Rev. E. b Barnes while in
this city.
Mis- Elizabeth Walker, of New York
City, is visiting Mrs. C. w. Howard, of
Bellingham. Wash, who is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II: p. McCord,
in the Red House section.
The friends of Miss Lucille Rice, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Clark Rice,
will be glad TO know she is doing nicely,
after an operation for APPENDICITIS last
week at the Gibson Infirmary.
Mr.. John Kennedy, book-kseper at
the Normal City Laundry. spent few
hours fishing at Valley View yesterday
morning and brought back a nice string,
including two-and a-half foot eel.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Denny and Mr. Muir
ray Smith spent Sunday with the home
folks in Fayelte. Mr.. Smith has been
spending the past week or ten days in
B rea. resting up.
Mrs Joe Chenault gave an informal
luncheon Saturday in honor of Mrs.
Gregory, the guest of Mrs r. E Million.
Those present we're, Mesdames Gregory,
Million, Ballard Luxon and T. T. Cow
ington.
Mr.. X. II. Burnam, cashier of the
Madison County National Bank, was
here yesterday TO see his friend, Hon.
Jere A. Sullivan, who is at St. Joseph S
Hospital and steadily improving Sat
urday's Lexington Herald.
Col Sam T. Harris, one of the best
known farmers in Lincoln county, was
quite severely injured, when a young
horse he was driving took fright as he
raised the rear curtain on his buggy and
ran away. Stanford Interior Journal.
Messrs. 5. p. Sparks, manager of the
Alhambra, and John b Erd, electrician,
spent Sunday with Lexington friends
Mr.. Sparks tells US that on one night
this week, very probably Saturday,
The Prisoner OF Zenda," in which Jas.
X Hackett takes the title role, will be
shown. This is four-reel feature and
said to be a fine one.
Mr.. G. F. Bradley and family will
leave Richmond in June. when school
is over and go TO Lexington to reside.
His son, c. S. Bradley, finishes school
here this year and will enter State Uni
versity next session. All members OF
the Bradley family love Richmond and
they will leave the city with as much
regret as their many friends give them
up.
Saturday Night.
The children's entertainment at Mad
ison Institute Friday evening was one OF
unusual interest and one of the best ever
given in this city. The following is the
program, which was very skilfully rem
dered:
Commencement March Behr
Lunata Haden and Nellie Day.
Mice at Anon