The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-12-10
and Mrs. Frank French in Lexington.

and Mrs. Frank French in Lexington.
DR. Ellis has returned to his home in
Paris after conducting a very successful
meeting at the First Christian church.
Miss Mamie Scrivner, of Winchester,
will arrive today TO be bridesmaid at the
wedding of her cousin Miss Mabel Ray
burn.
Misses frances Wagers, Duncan Fos-
ed the Pan Hellenic dance in Lexington
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. F. Mason and daughter, Miss
Edith Mason, Mrs Fannie Garrett and
Miss Cecil Samuels spent last Friday in
Lexington.
Mrs. Joe Shearer and little daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, have returned to their
home in Frankfort, after visit 10 her
aunt, Mrs. II. 1 Bennett,
Mrs, Il p. McCord orders her Climax
sent to Riverdale. Maryland, where she
is spending the winter with her son, DIR.
| G. G. Faris
The young ladies of Madison Institute
and Prof, and Mrs J. B Cassiday enter
tanned with lovely reception on last
Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. S. VI. Tudor will give a
reception at their home in Cottonburg
on December % complimentary TO Miss
Mary Terrill, of this city.
Mr.. Elmer Deatherage will go 10 Gin
cinnati. Sunday. to join her sister, Mrs
o. f. NOllenwider, and spend several
days Christmas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HILL of Stanford,
will be the guests of MeSdameS Robert
Harris and S. L. Midkiff this week dur
ing the Poultry Show.
Messrs II. NJ. Dudley and VIM Dudley,
of FL Paso. Texas. are here at the bed
side of their mother who was operated
on very successfully last week.
Mr.. Geoffrey Morgan, agricultural ex-
pert, came up from Christian county
and spent several days last week with
his family at Whites Station.
Miss Addie Baker, one of our popular
young lady teachers, visited in Rich
mond and Lexington the past week.
Burgin Cor. Harrodsburg Herald.
Prof J. NJ Martin, of Lexington, was
the guest of DIR. Quisenberry on Sunday
anG delivered one of his fine lectures at
the Baptist church Sunday evening
Mrs Robert Bruce, Mr.. Bruce, Sr.,
and Mrs. John Baughman, of Stanford,
motored over to Richmond, Saturday,
aud attended the Christian church ba-
Zaar.
Mrs. James Smith entertained her
Sunday school class with an Alhambra
party on ''Infirmary Day." and after the
show the little folks enjoyed treat at
Joes.
Miss Carrie Davidson, Miss Allie Yam
It's and cousin, Miss Lottie Carson, of
Stanford, we're weekend guests of Mrs.
u. T. Rice, of acknowledgements
Record.
Miss Duncan Foster, of Richmond
was the guest of Miss Ruth Beard for The
weekend and attended the Pan Hellenic
dance Friday evening at the Phoenix
Hotel.
Hon. Har y A. Schoberth. Judge Berry
and Mr.. Hawkins motored over from
Versailles, Sunday, to attend the Elks
memorial services, Mr. Schoberth being
the speaker of the occasion.
Mrs. H. NJ Rogers and daughter, Miss
Florence, Of Petersburg, of Petersburg,
Ind, are the guests of the formers sis
tiers, Mrs. G. w. Evans and Miss Curra-
leen Smith, on North street.
Miss Mary Malone, the popular young
| trained nurse Of this city, who has been
| i'll OF typoid fever at st. Joseph's Hos
pital, Lexington, has taken rooms with
Mrs. A. b. Myers, on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wells gave six
O'Clock dinner Saturday night in honor
of the incoming police force. Those
present we're: Chief of Police-elect
David Powers. Claud Devore, James
Potts and VIM. Maupin.
Messrs. ]. Hale Dean and L. B. Her
rington have returned from business
trip to West Virginia.
Mr.. Robert Coils has been transferred
from Mr.. Pates' Office to the Office of the
general manager IN Versailles. Mr.. Col
lis many friends regret very much to
hear of his departure from Richmond,
but wish TO congratulate him on his
promotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Looper. of Enid.
Oklahoma, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. w. J. Newsom, left
Wednesday for visit to Hartman,
Tenn. Mrs Newsom accompanied her
parents and will visit relatives for the
next ten days.
Miss Laura Clay, Of Lexington, and
Mrs. James Bennett, of Richmond, work
ers in the suffrage cause. who are now
here, called on members Of the Ken
lucky delegation today to urge support
of the woman suffrcge movement
Washington News Item.
Miss Lizzie Wilmore. of Richmond;
Mrs. Mary <. Weodcock, Of Danviile;
Mrs. ]. Edna Arnold, OF Kansas City;
Miss Susan Bronaugh, OF Lexington, and
Mr. Bert McFadden. of Washington. d.
c.. were the guests Of Mrs. Randa Bro