The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-28
Mrs. H. C. Jasper and Miss Mary X

Br0f. LOWell SHARON, oil tue DulleI
high school, spent Sunday with friends
al the Normal.
Dr. Jack Million, who has been some
time in New York, is with DR.. and Mrs.
Emmett Million.
Miss Katherine Bogard has returned
to her home at Cadiz. after a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. George Bogard.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Dickerson entertained a
number of friends with four-course
dinner last Wednesday.
Mrs. S. A. Oliver has returned from
Kirksville, where she had been nursing
Mrs. \. Bohn several weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. T. ]. Mcclure, of Red
House, have moved to the Simmons
house, on Lancaster ave.
Miss Hevelo'S Glass, No. 3. in Domes-
tic Science, entertained with delicious
luncheon on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Jones. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Arnold, has
one to Louisville TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Walker Hsle, who has been
spending the winter in Shelbyville, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Bette Parks.
The Cotillion Club will give their
monthly ball at Masonic Temple, Friday
evening, with Presaon Smith as leader.
Miss Emily Hughes left yesterday for
her home in Richmond, after a visit TO
Mrs. c. X. McDowell.-Danville Mes
senger
The Mary Pattie Music Club met with
Misses Issie and Rey Million on last
Wednesday afternoon. A delightful
Wagner program was given.
Misses Alice Lander and Mary Ham
ilton. now teachers at London, accompa-
MED the basket ball team of that place
to Richmond Saturday.
The Cotillion Club will meet Friday
evening. Both inst. and the dance viii
be lead by Mr.. Preston Smith and Miss
Callie Miller Shackelford,
Miss Nellie Rugg, of Kansas City, i.
the charming guest of Miss Bessie Mil
Ter. Miss Rugg will spend several day:
| this week with Lexington friends.
Mrs. Blanche Fredericks, of 924 South
! Limestone street, went this morning tC
visit Mrs. Thomas Park at White Hall
Madison county. Herald. \
Her many friends, will regret to learr
| that Miss .Tommie West, who teache.
school at Pineville. is now at her home
at Speedwell quite i'll of typhoid fever.
Miss Sue Chenault entertained on las
Friday evening at her beautiful home
on the Irvine pike. Dancing and re-
freshments were enjoyed by those pres
emf.
Mrs. Harry B. Hanger was guest a
the elegant dinner given by Governor
McCreary last Wednesday evening il
honor of his house guest at the new Gov
ernor'S mansion.
Mrs. ID. H. Brock and children are the
guests of Mrs. w. A. Tribble - Mis-,
Mary Miller, of Richmond. has returned
home after a visit TO Mrs. Will Embry
Interior Journal.
Mrs. Hanly Nippert and daughter
Margaret Lackey, arrived Monday for 8
visit to her parents. Judge and Mrs. J
ID. Dykes. She will also visit her sister
Mrs. Elmer Tate, near Moberly.
Messrs. Elmer Deatherage, Mat Shear
err T. J. Curtis. w. r. Shackelford, T
K. Baldwin, Jr., and Long Tom Che
nault, were among the number from
Richmond who attended G. M. Clay sale
in Bourbon county last Wednesday.
Among those from here who attended
the Governors reception were: Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. b. Harrington, Mesdames Ballard
II. Luxon, HI. NJ. Blanton, II. x. Hanger
ID. NJ. Chenault, and Misses Helen Ben
nett and Margaret Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Luxon and little
son have returned from Cynthiana anC
are at their country home on the Tate
creek road. Miss Henrietta Luxon, who
boarded at Madison Institute during
their absence, is::now at home.
Mrs. Mary J. Jessup, mother of Mr.. c
S. Jessup, of the Adams Express Co.
this city, is quite i'll at her home il
Xenia. Ohio. Owing to her advanced
age, So years. Mr. Jessup is very appre
hensive regarding the outcome of hi!
mothers illness. He will leave thi
week for her bedside.
Mr.. Hubert Browning Terrill, of Black
foot. Idaho, arrived last week for visi
to his uncle, County Clerk r. B Terril
and family. Mr.. Terrill left Madison
county when he was two years of ag
with his father, the late John B. Terrll
and this is his first visit to his old hom
in twenty four years.
DIR. and Mrs. Vaught entained Thurs
day evening with theatre party at tn
Alhamb bra, in honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
Hale Dean before their departure for tn
South. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Dean, tn
party included Prof. and Mrs Gwynne
Mr.. and Mrs A. r Denny, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Perry and Miss Jane and Mr.. Ed
ward Stockton.
The cooking school, which was givel
last week by the Calumet Baking Pow
der Company, aroused>a great deal o
enthusiasm and interest among the Rich
mosd ladies' On Friday afternoon fou
handsome prizes were given for the hes
cakes, and the following four ladies ar
TO be Congratulated on their skill in tn
culinary ART: Mrs. Henry Pickles, frs
prize; Mrs. T. j. Curtis. second prize
Mrs. Bette Slusher. third prize; Mr.
Tommie Stapp, fourth prize.
Attorney j. Greenleaf. of Richmond
was here Tuesday o. K. No
land was in Richmond last week - Mrs
Mamie Warford, of Richmond, is tn
guest of Estill county relatives-M Mrs
Merritt Montgomery and children, o
Richmond, visited her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. ID. p. CLANCY, the past week
Miss Lennie Alcorn, of Witt Springs