The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-02-11
PERSONAL

Mr.. James Neal is in Lexington.
Mr. Albert Stevens was in Winchester
Saturday.
Col. w. P. Baxter was in Lexington
Sunday
Mrs W. H. Order is out aftera slight
indisposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dean are spending
short while in ST. Louis.
Hons. L. B. Harrington and Harvey
Chenault are in New York on business
Mrs. J. r. Davis, Of Campbellsyille. is
with Mrs. Mamie Douglas on High
street
Mrs Frost, OF Lexington. has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George ID.
Simmons.
Mrs. Ida Miller. Of Lexington. is the
guest of Mrs. /. G. Ballard III Burnam-
wood.
Rev. W. H. Hopper, of Burnside, was
the guest Of his relative, Miss Julia
Higgins.
The Cecilian Club will meet with
Miss Gladys Perry at 2:30 Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Black and Mrs. Jas. Tilford
are visiting J. ID. Bush and family at
Winchester.
Mr. Fount Rice had as his guest on
Friday last Mr.. S Ii. Solomon, Of Col
umbia, Ala.
Miss Sue Scrivner, who is teaching in
Winchester. spent several days with the
home folks here.
Miss Kate Schmidt went to Cincinnati
yesterday to purchase her spring and
summer millinery.
Mrs. J. w. Weitzell. of Richmond,
Va, is the guest of Misses Laura and
Katie Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Smith. of Frank
fort. spent Sunday with the family OF
Mr.. John Altman.
Mr.. S. J. McGaughey and bride have
returned from their honeymoon spent in
several Northern cities.
Mrs. James Burnam entertained al
a luncheon Sunday those who took parI
in the Mr.. Bob performance.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger entertained Mon
day evening at an elegant luncheon IN
honor of Prof Gwynne and his school.
Saturdays Courier Journal contained
go picture of Miss Stella HendreD
one of the efficient teachers of Caldwell
High School.
Miss Belle Bennett, who has been re
siding in Washington State, has return
5 ed to her home here, much TO the de
: light OF her many friends.
3 Mrs. SAINT P Bush entertained oil
, Friday afternoon for Mrs. Jas. w. Til
, ford, of Louisville. Out-of-town guests
Hon. Coz. P. B. Broaddus and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins Patterson. o
Cynthiana, and Mrs. Il. w. Fletcher ant
Mrs. Layer of Lexington, are guests o
e Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Cobb.
A card from Judge n. B. Turpin an,
wife, who are at Jacksonville, Fla, ask
T. US TO send him the Climax He says III
. weather there is cool and rainy.
Mrs. d. E. Flora left Sunday for Chi
cagO 10 purchase her spring and sum
mer millinery. She will visit the Gin
cinnati and indianapolis markets also.
While riding horseback Monday even
e ing Mrs Howard Blake's mount rama
d way. throwing her off and painfully, bu
{ we are glad to say not seriously injurin
her.
Mrs. Harry B. Hanger entertained a
dinner Saturday the following of he
friends: DIR. and Mrs. ScanlOn, Prof
e and Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Robert Miller ant
k Miss Bessie Miller.
f Mr.. w. B. Wearen and bride. hav
d been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry James
q They were entertained at dinner Frida
=, evening by Prof and Mrs. J. b. Cassida
y at Madison Institute.
Miss Mary Miller left Sunday for Cir
cinnati for a two weeks stay with tn
wholesale houses. She will resume he
S former position with Richmond Millin
! cry Co. the coming season.
Y Miss Susan Fisher Woods. one of Lir
. coin county's handsomest young women
was the guest for few days of Mr.:
o Kit Chenault. She left yesterday fo
q Millersburg to visit her sister, Mrs.
Il NJ. Allen.
G. L. Stacy, now of Huntington, "
Va formerly of Irvine, passed throug
IS Richmond few days ago, after an at
sence of nearly three years. He is er
. gagged in Huntington, in the laying c
) concrete pavements, Of which he is pei
| feet master.
G Hon. c. L Searcy has been appointe
by Gov. McCreary a delegate TO tn
Southern National Highway Associatio
which meets in Ashevillc. N c., Fet
u. Ii is the intention of both Mr.. Seal
IS cy and E. @. Walton, of the Gilman
/ whose appointment was mentioned
l. our columns last week, to attend thi
4 meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Arnold entertalne
Thursday with an elaborate aud beat
tiful six o'clock dinner. The large roun
table was Respondent in SHOWN liner
=, cut glass and silver, with centerpieC
of red carnations, this color being cal
q ried out in the red shades, candles
n minis and ices. At each plate was
Z small red paper basket filled with salte
nuts. A tempting menu of six course
was served. covers being laid for Mr.. an
J. Mrs Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. John Arnold
Mr. and Mrs GeOrpa ID Simmons Nj