The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-11-26

tives in Danyille.
Mr. and Mrs s. B. Sparks spent Sum-
day in Lexington.
Mr.. George Goodloe is spending sew
ersl days in Ohio.
Mr.. William Wallace spent Sunday
withILawrenceburg friends.
Miss Elizabeth Blanton will leave next
week to attend school at Dsnville.
Mrs. Mary Coley has been visiting in
Lancaster.
Mrs. Mary Turner Jones is the guest
Of her mother. Mrs. G. S. Turner.
Mrs. Harry Blanton visited her sister,
Mrs Bryant. in Lexington last week.
Mr.. Richard Quisenberry left Monday
for visit 10 Winchester and Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fox. of Mt. Sterl-
ing. attended the funeral of their uncle.
Mr.. C. T. Fox, Tuesday.
Mrs Nicholas Harder. Of Irvine. came
Saturday for visit 10 Mrs. Dan HARDER,
Broadway. -
Miss Judith Tudor returned 10 her
home in Irvine, Saturday, after a visit
to Mrs. Neale Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Covingten gave a
lovely bird supper on Thursday evening
TO about twelve friends.
Mrs B. E Belue and Miss May Thorn
as went TO Cincinnati, Thursday, to pur-
chase holiday goods.
Mrs. Joe Willis. of Crab Orchard, lis
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
DeJarnett, in the country.
Mrs. George Blanton has returned
home after delightful visit OF several
days with friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Belle Bennett has been in Louis
vile attending the meeting Of the Equal
Rights Association.
MIR. Allen Earring left Saturday for
Williamsburg, where he will join a party
of friends for a bird hunt.
Mr.. Harry Scrivner and family will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Sim Hamilton, near Irvine.
Mr.. Bates Hamilton, who Is student
at the Normal, will spend Thanksgiving
with his parents in Estill county.
Mrs. w. r. Shackelford motored TO
Lexington last week to see her father,
who is i'll in a hospital in that city.
Mrs. Thomas Chensult gave a beauti.
full reception to friens to meet her guest,
Mrs. Howell Prewitt, Of Lexington.
Mr.. and Mark Phelps. OF the county,
are spending several weeks with Mrs.
Annie Walton on Glyndon ave.
Mrs Elizabeth Robertson, of Louis.
vile, after a visit to Mrs. ]. w. Earring,
has gone TO Danville for visit.
Mrs. Benjamin Mathews. who was the
guest last week Of Mrs. ]. W. Earring.
has returned TO her home in Shelbyville.
Mrs. E. Tut Burnam. who is making
her home in Cincinnati this winter, was
the guest last week of Mrs. Jas. Burnam.
Mr.. William Boyd. OF Louisville, will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
the family Of Mr.. John Wagers.
Mrs. Will l.. Clarke and little son,
Will, Jr., Of Waco, are visiting friends
and relatives at Brook stown this week
Mrs. Tlanck and mother, Mrs. Asbury,
OF Lexington, are the guests OF Mrs.
Squire Hill, on Fifth street. for the com
ing week.
Messrs. John, w. L. and Robt. Arnold
and Mrs. Lizzie Simmons were called tc
lancaster, Friday, by the death Of Mr..
Sam Johnson. III.
Misses Lena Forbes and Mary Cosby
Of Red House. were the guests OF Mis-
Nell Lanter. of College Hill, from Fri.
day until Sunday.
Mr.. John r. Pates, Of Richmond, spenl
Sunday with his father. Mr.. J.W. Pates
who has been quite ill.-Midway- Cor
Woodford Sun. a.
Mr.. Vernon jackson, OF Irvine, was in
the city Monday, and while here called
at The Climax Office and renewed hi,
Subscription for another year.
Miss Lillian Edger. OF the Richmond
State Normal School, spent from Friday
till Monday with her parents. Mr.. an6
Mrs Robt Edger.-Harrodsburg Herald
| Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Price and Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Beatty, OF Beattyville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner and Miss Baker,
of Heidelburg, attended the Sumner.
Hays wedding here Wednesday morning.
| Mrs.R. E. Turley entertained number
of friendswith a sewing party "Wednesday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Wallace, the
guest of Mrs. G. F. Higgins. and Mrs
Shirts, the guest of Mrs. E. B. Barnes.
Mr.. Raymond Jett. son of Mr.. Shelby
Jet, has returned from Perdue Univer
silly. Jcbt uoo OCcu ouucfiux Win
a detection of the eyes and will be IN
able to resume his studies at that uni
versity for some time.
DR.. Rufus E. Fort, President of the
State Board Of Health, and prominent
surgeon OF Nashville, came over from
the Lexington meeting Of the Southern
Medical Association. spending day
with Or. and Mrs. @. II. Vaught, he be.
ing a cousin Of the latter.
Mr.. J. w. Walker, who published the
Irvine Sun for several months but re-
Gently suspended publication, was a
visitor in this city last week. Mr..
Walker stated to the CLIMAX that he
would probably resume publication OF
the journal at an early day.
The Mary Pattie Music Club met with
Miss Matte Elder On Wednesday after.
noon. The subject was "Pagljacci, :"
and several delightful numbers were
given by Misses Willie and Mary Tray.
nor, Evelyn Giunchigiiani, Issie and Rey
Million. Matte Elder, and Mesdames r.
G. Stott and Allen Douglas.
Mr.. James W. Wagers Was host Of q
bird supper served at Joe's on Thursday
evening. After delightful repast the
guests were entertained with an Alham-
bra party. Covers were laid for Messrs.
Eugene Miller. James 6asckelford. Geo.
and Irvine Hume. Misses Sara Bbackol-
ford, Van 0roonloaL MadRe BuYuRm.