The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-01-20

are visiting relatives in Louisville and Gin
cinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert MCGOWAN attended
the Agricultural Exhibition in Lexington
last week.
Mrs. Joe Willis, of Grab Orchard visited
her mother Mrs. Sarah DeJarnett the
past week.
Miss Martha Burke, of ILL.,, will come
this week to be the guest of Miss Jane D.
Stockton.
Mrs H. B. Land, of NicholasviIle, has
been the guest of her mother Mrs. Eliza
beth March.
Mrs. John Arnold and little daughter,
Miss Mary, have returned from visit to
Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Harris and daughter, came from
Tennessee to attend the funeral of Mrs
Philip Roberts.
Miss Helen Bennett will be the guest of
Mrs. T. ]. Smith for Gov McCreary's Re-
ception, tonight.
Miss Martha Kavanaugh, of Lancaster,
will arrive in few days to enter the Nor
NAL School here
Miss Tee Long leaves this week for her
home in the South after two weeks visit
to Mrs T. j. Taylor.
Mr.. R. R. Burnam was in Louisville
Thursday attending meeting of the State
Game Commission.
Mrs. D. M. ChenauIt ard Miss Margaret
Parrish went to Frankfort today to attend
the Governors Reception.
The many friends of Mr. H. R. Tevis
will be sorry to learn that he has again
been confined to his bed.
Prof ]. G. Crabbe has returned from
Ohio, where he was called by the death of
his venerable grandmother
]. E. Million, of this city, has been
granted license by the State Board of
Health to practice medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Dykes, and daughter
Miss Norma, attended the Faris-Lisle we'd
ding in Winchester last week.
Mrs. William Jordon was called home
from Rhode Island by the death of her
brother, Mr.. John William Farley
The stork visited the home of Capt and
Mrs. w. T. Short leaving fine baby girl.
who has been christened Bernice
J. Hale Dean, L. B. Harrington and Dr.
c. H. Vaught motored to Frankfort last
Thursday and spent the day there
Mr.. E. T. Fish, of Berea, is attending
the meeting of the Board of Equalization
of which he is member, in this city
Messrs. Preston Smith, Del Azbill,
Edwin Phelps and Edwin Wines attended
the dance in Nieholasville Friday night.
DR.. JIG. Bosley, who has been in Lexing-
ton under the treatment of Dr. Barrow, is
much better and has returned to Richmond
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Silver who fell on the ice and injur
ed a muscle in her limb is now improving
Miss Laura Clay has gone to Frankfort
to be the guest of Mrs. Desha Breckin
ridge at the Capitol Hotel for several days
A lovely little daughter came on Thurs
day to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Parrish, and has been Christened Virgini;
Norval.
Prof and Mrs. Taylor, of Berea, visited
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tended the Madame Zeisler performance
at the Normal
Mrs Ronald c. Oldham who has been
very ill at her home in Carlisle is reported
, some better, which will be very gratifying
to her many friends here
Miss Maud Asbury, stenographer anc
book keeper for the House of Hurst, ha.
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
c. T. Asbury, at Campton, Ky.
Mrs. Hattie Buchanan visited Mrs. Viii
Cromwell in Frankfort the past week ano
heard Miss Laura Clay and Mrs. Breckin
ridge address the Legislature.
Misses Elizabeth Turley and Elatf
Buchanan will attend the Governors Re
fception tonight, and while in Frankfor
will be the guests of Mrs. Will Cromwell
Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs. Warfield Ben
. nett and Mrs. Mary b, Clay went to Frank
fort to hear Mrs. Breckenridge and Mis-
Laura Clay address the Legislative body
Mr.. and Mrs. Strother Parks and LITTLE
daughter Margaret Francis, Of. this city
have been visiting friends in Winchester
and attended the Faris-Lisle wedding
while there.
DR.. and Mrs. Scanlon and children lief
Richmond on Wednesday morning TO
their new home in the South. Mrs. Scan
Ion will spend week with her brother il
indianapolis before going on.
Gov. McCreary and James B. Haggir
were among the guests of honor at thu
annual dinner of the Lexington CONNER
cial Club at the Phoenix Hotel last Frida,
night for which covers were laid for 300