The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-08-15
PERRY's DRUG STORE

ness trip to Little ROCK, ARK.
Miss Mary Sellers, of Pittsburgg, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Gertrude Rymell.
Mr.. w. ID. Oldham and wife. Mr.. r.
E: Turley and wife and Miss Elizabeth
Turley and Miss Land are attending the
Lexington fair.
Mr.. George T. Bogard, of the Rich
mond branch Of the Kentucky Utilities
Co., has our thanks for timely aid in
our mechanical department.
Col. w, p. Baxter was up at Corners
vile, Ind, this week. He took to her
home little Miss Florris Bratton, who
spent some time at his home.
Miss Curtis Mckinney and little Vir-
GINA Mckinney returned Thursday from
Cynthiana, where they spent several
weeks with Mrs j. S. Sewell.
Mr.. Robert Walden and daughter.
Miss Maggie Walden. of Winchester. are
visiting Mrs, Tom Brotherton and Robt.
Brotherton, near Moberly.
Mrs. r. J. White and Miss Dovie
White leave Saturday for French Lick
Springs. Ind, where they will visit
friends and drink the health-giving wa
tiers.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson, of the postoffice,
is off on her vacation and is spending q
portion OF with her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. n. Mays, at Lowell, Garrard coun-
ty.
Prentice O'Rear and Miss Virginia H.
Tobin, popular society people of Frank
fort, were married in Louisville. The
groom is son of Ex-Chief Justice
O'Rear.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller has issued
invitations for barge party on Tuesday
the 10Th. The party will 60 on the ear
ly train to Ford, where they will take
the boat.
Miss Hattie Lee Million has issued in
vitations for a @ o'clock dinner Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Carolyn Farley,
whose wedding will be social event OF
next week.
News comes from Lexington thai
Hon, John Sam Owsley, who has been
so i'll, was sufficiently improved this
morning 10 be taken to the hospital fol-
treatment. He has an aggravated hear
trouble.
Miss Jane Stockton was hostess of 8
picture party Tuesday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Eugenia Hume. OF
Louisville. After the show, delightful
watermelon feast" was greatly enjoy
ed by the guests.
Mr.. Arch Chenault is up from Jack.
sonville, Fla, with his legion of friends.
Mr.. c. likes his new houe splendidly
but Kentucky looks mighty good tC
him. He will be here some ten days.
Among those who attended the Lex
ington Fair yesterday were: Mr.. and
Mrs, S. A. Deatherage, Miss Pattie and
Mr.. John Deatherage, Mr.. NJ. B. Ar
buckle and son, Joel, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Luxon, Miss Henrietta Luxon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Perry announc,
through the Richmond Register the en-
gagement and approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Gladys White Perry, tc
Julian Tying. of Boston, Mass. The nup
tials will take place in September.
Hon. L. B. Herrington's many friend,
are mighty glad to see him out. aftel
his severe illness. By the way, he wa:
very i'll on election day, but came dowr
town and voted, although it was neces
sary for his physician TO accompany hin
to the polls.
Miss Mary Covington, or Richmond
has returned home, after visit to thu
Misses Cobb, near Danville. Miss
Bessie Shugars, of Richmond, spen
Saturday here with her brother, Mr.. W.
X, Shugars, and family.-Stanford Int
rior Journal.
Miss Pearl Sebastian has returned Il
her home in Richmond, after visit tc
Misses Bessie and Eunice Prather. Mrs
Virgil Baughman and daughter, Sadie
Moss, of Richmond, visited their cousin
Mrs L. Manuel. last week. Prof. ID
w. Bridges and son, ID. Warren, of Rich
mond, are visiting friends here.-Lan
caster Record.
Miss Elizabeth Wagers gave a beauti
full linen shower this morning for the
bride-elect, Miss Carolyn Farley. TIL,
house was decorated in paper hearts
J extending from the chandeliers, the cen
terpiece being a large dolh dressed as |
bride. Those present were: Misses Stel
la Phelps, Hattie Lee Million, Elizabeth
Farley, Annette Willis, Margaret Nc
hurry, Mary Elizabeth Shepherd. Amo.
Willis, Rey Million, Marianne Collins
Tommie Cole and Margaret Covington.
Miss Minnie Miller Woods entertain
ed few of her friends with a hay rid,
, and dance Monday evening. The youne
people left Miss Woods home on Nortf
Upper street at o'clock on large wag
on filled with hay and drove to the HON,
of Miss Catherine Peter. on the New
town pike. The beautiful old colonia
home and terraces were lighted with
vari-colored lanterns. Dancing was en-
joyed and at intermission a deliciou.
lunch of sandwiches, olives, watermelon
and punch was served on the lawn
Lexington Herald.