The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-08-19

Mrs Lee M. Campbell accompanied
by little Miss Virginia Mars, spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Jones.
Mrs. Campbell is County Superintendent
of Anderson county and after holding a
successful institute conducted by Mrs.
Cora Wilson Stuart has, with her teach
ers, embraced the moonlight school idea
of Mrs. Wilson's and hopes to be one of
the first counties to wipe out illiteracy.
Mrs. Martha Haley passed her eigh ty-
fourth birthday on the 18th inst. Her
many friends kindly remembered her
with gifts and a postal card shower.
Mrs Haley is a most wonderful woman
considering her advanced age. She is
brilliant in mind and active in body;
does most beautiful hemstitching and
other fancy work; and also read many
of the cards she received without her
glasses. Her numerous friends hope
she may live TO enjoy many more such
happy returns.
Mr.. ". G. Biggerstaff, of 314 South
Mill street, went to Valley View yester
day afternoon to attend family reunion
at the home of Mrs. bela Hill, sistel
of Mrs. Biggerstaff. Those who will at
. tend the reunion are Mrs. Hills sisters,
Mrs. Mamie Baldwin, Mrs. Fannie Big
gerstaff, Miss Eliza Biggerstaff. and 8
! brother, Mr.. Ellie Cosby; nieces, Mrs
James Jarnett, Willie Jarnette, Roberts
S Jarnette, Mrs. Katie Kanatzar, Mrs
Mary Ann Haden and others. Lexing
ton Herald, Aug Is.
{ Mrs Tappan spent two weeks very
3 pleasantly in Jacksonville, returning or
9 Saturday. She was the guest of tn,
families of Messrs A. ID. Miller and J T
, Lewis Miss Gladys Tappan has ais,
returned from visit to the Lewis fam
lily. Mrs Tappan reports the Millers a
, pleased with their surroundings, though
for a while terribly homesick for Eustis
The Millers are now comfortably in
stalled at 1416 Market street. Little
Ansil is the pet of the neighborhood. On,
of his pranks was to crawl into tn,
chicken coop through an aperture bu
through which he could not crawl after
wards. and Mr. Miller had TO tear dow
4 the coop TO release the little prisoner
. When he got out he said; This 1
what get for being young rooster!'-
Eustis Lake Region.
Mrs. Bette Powell, of Hockaday, hat
as her guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
/ Wesley Cosby and son, of F.. Worth
, Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Powell, Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Powell, of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Parke, of Red House
: Mr. A. T. Cosby and family, of Whit
: Hall, and Mr.. w. J. Powell, of Yer
sailles. A most excellent dinner wa
served and all enjoyed the hospi
t tality of this splendid country home i'm
: mensely. The happy occasion was tn
: reunion of relatives and old friends VIII,
3 had not spent the day together for som
S years.
: Miss Lucille and Master Joe Cabel
Ramsey have returned from a week
: visit to relatives in Richmond Mr.
q William Collins, of Richmond. was il
:, Lancaster on a short business trip las
3 Monday Hiss Buchanan, of Rich
S mond, is an attractive visitor of Mis-
. Margaret Arnold Miss May James, o
:, Richmond is visiting Miss Allie Hen
drenMiss Lena Taylor, of Richmond
/ is the guest of Mrs. Webb Kelley, of thi
county Misses Belle Denny, of Stan
S ford, and Miss Mary Miller, of Rich
: mond, have been spending some tim
3 with the formers uncle, Mr.. James N
Denny.--Lancaster Record.
Mr.. and Mrs Bachelor. of ST. Joseph
: No., Mrs. Sidney r. White, of Colum
bus, Ohio, and Captain r. B. Terrill, o.
q Lagrange, Ky, compose a delightful
: house party being entertained at tn
: home of Mr. and Mrs. William o. May
at Terrill this week. Mr. ami Mrs. May
entertained in honor of their guests will
a six o'clock dinner Sunday evening,
which was lovely in every detail and
thoroughly enjoyed by the following
2 guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunn, Mr.
: and Mrs. 7. ]. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
r w. Herndon and guest. Miss Clark, o
! Millersburg, Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Glib
. and daughter, Miss Virginia Gibbs, Mr.
Fount Rice, Miss Alma Rice, Mrs. Ami,
!, Richmond. Mrs. ]. w. Bales, Mrs. T. E
j Baldwin, Miss Ollie Baldwin, Mrs. @. B
Britain. Mr.. Baldwin Britain, Mr.. Jas
? Parkes, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Turley, Mrs
r Ellen Gibson, Mrs. Hugh White and
Mrs. Mary Bates Miller. The deliciou.
dinner was served on the lawn, which
was very pleasant feature of the even
ing.
One of the prettiest card parties of tn,
summer season was given on Friday ev
ening by Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Wagers at their beautiful country HON,