The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01

r. M. OllVerS, OF tno metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., is giving his friends
and patrons some mighty pretty calen-
dars
Mrs. Beacham Lackey and little
daughter. Geneva, leave Friday for
Nj ,holasville to make their home with
her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Powell.
Miss Lee Prather, who has been en-
ployed as cashier with w. d. Oldham &
Co. for several years, has accepted a
position with the Phoenix Third Ma
tional Bank, Lexington. and will assume
her new responsibilities at once.
Mr.. w. S. Fish, an old Madison coun-
ty man, but now a prosperous citizen of
Stanford, was a caller at this Office
, Christmas day. Mr.. Fish loves Stan
ford very much but he will never be en-
tirrly satisfied until he returns to the
county of his birth and where he has a
legion of friends.
Mr.. Nat Brown. who has been in
New York hospital for several months,
came home last week to be with his
mother, Mrs. Milward Brown. 1t is
gratifying to his many friends to know
that Nat is greatly improved and his
physicians say plenty of good Kentucky
air and sunshine will fully restore him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart are being
congratulated very enthusiastically up
on the arrival Of daughter, who was
born on Dec Goth. at their home on
West Third street. The little girl is
called Mildred Anderson, in honor OF
her mother, and is being royalty well
coined.
Mr.. and Mrs. r E. Turley entertain
ed Friday evening at their home on the
Campus a number OF relatives in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. Bruce, of Stan
ford. Mrs. Bruce was formerly Miss
Bessie Turley, OF this city, and the en-
terta;nment was in the nature Of a
family reunion. Covers were laid for
eighteen and a most enjoyable evening
was spent by those present.
Miss Annie Mae Walker entertained
with six o'clock dinner last Monday
Tor Mr.. Robert Walker who spent
several days at home. Those present
were Misses Callle Miller and Elizabeth
Shackelford, Marianne Collins, Duncan
Foster and Tommie Cole Covington
Messrs. Ben Cassiday, Jack Phelps, Jno
Doty, Joseph Arnold and Embry Oath
erage.
Mr.. Embry Deatherage, who has been
with the Mason Hanger Construction
Co, in their work In Southwestern Ken
lucky, is al home for few days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Deatherage. Mr.. Deatherage is proving
himself an exceptionally fine young
business man and his many friends here
and elsewhere are glad to know that he
has been promoted three times in the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchison enter
tertained Thursday evening with a. six
o'clock dinner. After four elegant
courses we're served they enjoyed a
finch party, Mrs. John Yates and Mr..
Edgar Burgess, being the champion
players, won the prize. While Mrs. j.
K. Bohanon, Of Lexington, and Mr., j.
Lackey had to accept the BOBBY. All
reported delightful time.
Prof e. G. McDougle returned Tues
day night from a weeks visit TO his old
home in Ohio. While away he spent a
day visiting the State Normal School at
Huntington, w. Va. and studying its
work. On Sunday night he preached
at his old home church to a house
OlOn0Ca lull VI POORAO VIM hhOW nun
years ago when he was struggling for
his education or teaching in the country
schools.
Miss Mary Wagers was hostess at a
lovely dinner party Saturday evening at
her home on the Lancaster road. An
elegant and tempting menu was served
and covers laid for the following: Misses
Elizabeth Turley, Bess Wagers. Elath
Buchanan, Margaret Covington, Mary
Louise Deatherage, Elizabeth Miller.
Sue Cobb. Jessie Norton Crutcher, of
Nicholasville, and the hostess. The
affair was charming in every detail and
afforded much pleasure to all present.
DIR. w. G. Combs, of Kirksville, was
here Friday returning from few days
stay with his parents at Winchester
Dr. Combs has recently located at
Kirksville, but has been there long
en- Dugh to enjoy good practice. Just
after he had gone TO Kirksville, DR.. Jno.
A. Snowden, who has known d.. Combs
for many years, told the Climax that he
was not only a splendid young practi-
clan but a most excellent young man
and that his coming to Madison would
prove a valuable acquisition to her good
citizenship.
Miss Maynle Wagers gave a luncheon
Thursday night in honor OF Miss Anne
Bennett Cohen and her visitors for the
dance. The young people went out dur
ing the intermission and lovely supper
was served. Those present we're Misses
Elizabeth Lyme and Elizabeth Stears, of
Nicholasville; Elizabeth Brooks, OF Yer
sailles; Anne Bennett Cohen. Francis
Wagers, Marianne Collins. and "ommie
Cole Covington, Messrs Malcolm Mccoy,
Jack Gordon, and Thomas Gooding, OF
Lexington, Merritt Powell. James. Cur
tbs and George Park aud VIM. Collins.
Don't fail to see the Rangers Re-
ward" at the Alhambra Thursday five