The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-09-02

Miss Austin Lilly has returned from
North Carolina, after an extended visit
with relatives.
Mr.. Wallace Henry son of Mr.. G. B.
Henry OF Louisville is spending several
weeks with Relatives here.
Mrs. Ella Buckley and son Charles of
Indianapolis India returned home Friday
after few weeks stay with relatives here.
Mr.. Lewis Nelson Kearns, of Harrison
County after spending several days with
relatives in this county has returned
home.
Mrs. Mamie Long, of Danville, and
Mrs. Eleanor Murphy. of Portland, Ore,
visited Mr.. r. E. Baker and family,
Sunday.
Mr.. w. ID. Oldham left Saturday for
Cincinnati, Chicago and New York to
buy goods. With excellent crops in this
and surrounding counties Mr.. Oldham
believes business will be good this Fall
and Winter and will buy an unusually
| large stock to meet the demand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Wagers, of Gin
| cinnati, well known and popular in this
Si1Js "CAO IOot dho hOotCoo Vi a uOiiS
full house party last week at their home
in the Queen City. In the party were
Misses Hattie Lee Million, Elizabeth and
Mary Wagers of this city; Miss Hazel
Houston, of Paris and Mr.. Winston Spears
most delightful visit and genuine Ken
lucky hospitality.
One of the most delightful social
events of the entire summer was the
dance given on Thursday evening at the
Masonic Temple by the Young Ladies
of the city. The Temple was beautiful
in palms, ferns and profusiol of SUM-
flowers and golden glow, and during the
hours frappe and sandwiches were serv-
ed, the frappe table being graciously
presided over by Mesdames Joe Chen
ault and II. l.. Perry. Misses Russell
Stoutfer and Margaret Covington were
the committee in charge and the other
hostesses were Misses Elizabeth Tur-
ley, Elath Buchanan, Tommie Cole and
Hester Covington, Marianne Collins. Ju-
liza White, Mary ID. Pickles, Mary Kath-
crime White, Callie Shackelford, Jane
Stockton, Jane Goodloe. Nancy Haden,
Mary Louise Deatherage. Henrietta Lux.
on, leila Rice, Annie Mae Walker, FL
izabeth Hagan, Dorothy Perry. Duncan
Foster, Matte Russell White, Mesdames
Emerson, Gwynne, j. III. Deane, T. H.
Pickles. The guests were Misses Sue
Bennett, Mildred Taylor and Russell
Ship, Lexington; Margaret Arnold. oil
Lancaster; Miss Handy, the guest of Mrs
l.. b. Weisenburg; Messrs. Thompson
Burnam, Edwin Cobb. Cecil, Robert and
McCreary Simmons, Joe p Chenault,
Overton Harder, VIM. Wallace, Harl
Perry, Earle Curtis, Tom Baldwin, Geo
Goodloe, Chas. Vaught, VIM. Burnam
VIM. Willard. Robt. Burnam, Frank and
Curtis Cornelius, Harold Oldham, Bar.
nett Chenault, Harry Rice, Franklin
Deatherage, Talbot Todd, Eugene RoarL
Curtis Bennett, John Doty, John Pow
ell, Dudley Bennett, VIM. Collins, De
Azbill, Jos. Arnold, John Foster, Wick
lift Boggs, David Phelps, Harry Arnold
Paul Hanger, Hugh Cassiday, Rober
Covington, Baldwin Britain Andrew
McCord, Edwin Baldwin, John White
Paul Burnam, Spears Turley, Stanton
Hume, Douglas Chenault, Preston Smith
Edwin Phelps, Edwin Turley, Edwin
Powell, Jas. Dykes, T. III. Pickles, EN-
erson Gwynne, John McRoberts, Hobart
Basin and VIM. King, of Lancaster
Smith Hayes and VIM. Benton, of Win
chester; G.. b. Devices, Central CITY,