The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-03

Messrs Jno. Estill Wilson and Curtis
human Wilson, both of Paint Lick.
will be gradual ed this week from the
State College at Lexington.
Mr. w. d. Oldham and Mr.. Ronald
Oldham and wife motored over to Mil
lersburg Military Institute. Mrs. Old
ham went over several days ago.
Miss Lrcy Lee Walton went to Mil
lersburg. this afternoon TO be with her
brother, Claiborne G. Walton, during
commencement exercises
Mrs. w. ID. Oldham is spending week
in Millersburg, attending the Com
mencement exercises at NJ. NJ. | where
her son, Harold, graduates this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Porter, Miss
Darcy Moore Porter, of Lexington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallis, of Pine
Grove. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. S. Hagan.
Miss Mary Martin has as her guests
this week the following attractive young
ladies: Misses Ethleen and Cornelia Will
son, Carrie Bush and Mary Tribble, all
of Waco.
DIR. II. G. Sandln and Messrs. z. T.
Rice, John F. Lackey went to MilIers-
burg this afternoon to attend the COM
mencement exercises of Millersburg Mil
itary Institute.
Mr.. w. L. Cotton has moved his fam
lily over from Winchester and will en-
gage in the produce business in Rich
mond. Notice of his location will be
given later. They are demiciled at 34S
Fourth street.
| Mr.. G. S. Powell, Jr left today for
DeLand, Fla, to take charge of his
| fathers telephone interests at that place
during the summer. His father, who is
in poor health, will take rest of sew
eral months in hopes of restoring his
health.
Misses Hattie Lee Million, Duncan
Foster, Stella Phelps, and Messrs. Del
bert Azbill, ''Poona" Phelps and Glenn
Million composed an enjoyable party,
that motored to Berea last night to at
tend one Of the College plays, Queen Of
Esther"
One OF the most enjoyable social func-
ton OF the Spring was the dance given
by the younger set Saturday evening in
the physical culture room over Stan
ifer's. Mr.. James Cobb promoted the
dance and Miss Mayme Wagers and
Mrs. Mary Powell were the chaperones.
Foremost among the pretty social
functions of last week was Rock party
given by Miss Maud Vaughn at her
home on Broadway. The color scheme
was pink and white and was carried
out in every detail from the house de-
corations TO the delicious ices. Miss
Mabel Kunkel was the happy winner OF
OF the first prize.
The cutest kind of little girl has ar.
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.
Rice, further blessing that union. The
little lady had not been named at the
hour we went to press for the simple
reason that its proud parents had not
been able to to decide on name good
enough for her.
Messrs. W. w. Broaddus and w. w.
Burnside are back from Northern Lou
isiana, where they went to look at some
farming lands and We fear from what
they say they are so well pleased
that they will leave Richmond and To-
cate in that State. However, we would
suggest that they look well before they
leap. It's monstrous hard 10 beat old
Kentucky, you know.
Editor G. E Woods, of the Lake Reg.
ion. Eustis, Fla. is here for brief visit
to his many friends. He is always a
welcome visitor in Richmond and the
glad hand of everybody is extended to
him. Like alfwho have gotten a taste
of Florida elm ate, he is delighted with
it and the great State. He is getting out
a splendid paper and is setting a mark
for the newspaper people in the Land
of Sunshine and Flowers" that will be
hard to reach by the press boys who are
less able and not so energetic as he.
The Sherwood Music Club was delight