The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-01-01

Oh tnlS city. MS ~ only dnOtner IN
stance OF the energy and push of the
president, DIR. J. q. Crabbe.
Mrs. Beacham Lackey and their lit.
tie daughter left Friday for Nicholas.
Vile where they will make their home
with Mrs. Lackeys mother. Many
good wishes follow them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Turley enter.
tanned in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il.
Bruce, Of Stanford, on Friday evening.
The faculty of the Il. X. s. N. gave
reception In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith, on New Years Day.
Mr.. w. s. Fish, of Stanford, a for.
mer Madison county man, was in this
city on Christmas Day. His friends
are always glad to welcome him back.
Miss Lee Prather, the very efficient
cashier of w. ID. Oldham e. Co, has
accepted porition with the Phoenix
Third National Bank of Lexington and
will leave for that city at once. Her
departure will be loss to Richmond
where she has scores of friends.
Mr. Embry Deatherage has been at
home for visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Deatherage. Mr..
Deatherage has a fine position with
the Mason-Hanger Co, and is win.
ming laurels for himself in his chosen
field.
Mr.. Nat. Brown, who for months
has been in hospital in New York,
is at home greatly improved in health.
His many friends welcome him back
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Nj. Chenault and
pretty daughter, Miss Josephine, have
just returned from Mt. Sterling after
a weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs George
Snyder.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller has been
relatives and friends in the
Falls City for the past week.
The next meeting of the Cecilian
Club will meet with Mrs. Hale Dean
on West Main street, Wednesday. An
account of same will be in our next
issue.
Miss Elizabeth Ehackelford is at
home from Washington where she is
attending school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hanger and
sons spent the Christmas holidays at
their beautiful country home, Airing
ton.
Messrs. Harry Rice and Harold Old
ham are at home from the Military
School at Millersburg.
Mrs. Henry Baugh, nee Miss Mar
guerite Myers, who has been on visit
to her mother, Mrs. Dave Myers, on
Sunday.
The teachers and students are back |
1t Madison Institute where school |
opened on Monday.
Miss Leila Partridge, one of the very |
ible teachers of the Normal has been /
quite sick but is now convalescent, |
much to the qualification of her host |
If friends.
Mrs. DR.. II. NJ. Blanton has been in |
lexington on visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Watts.
Mrs. Neale Bennett is at home after
IN absence of some weeks in a Lex
ngton hospital. Her many friends are
,lad of her recovery and to have her
n their midst again where she is
general favorite.
Miss Sue Scrivener has returned to
after spending the holt
lays with her father, Mr.. l.. NJ.
,crivener.
Miss Willis, of Lexington, is the
,uest of Mrs. w. l.. Arnold on Lam
aster avenue.
Mr.. Frederick Skinner. who will
.raduate in Admiralty Law from the
University of Virginia in June, was
he guest last week of Miss Elizabeth
'hackelford at her attractive home on
lancaster avenue.
Miss Unita Moore, the daughter of
'ol. Dan Moore, of Harrodsburgh, and
ar. Simpson, of North Carolina, have
een the guests of Miss Callie Miller
;hackelford during the holidays.
Miss Russell Stouffer leaves to-day
or the Randolph Macon School TO re-
ume her studies,
The Misses Wood. of Mt. Sterling,
ave been the guests OF Mr.. William
Wallace on West Main street.