The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-18

Miss Matte Elder, of Richmond, KY,
spent Yesterday in Jacksonville, en- route
to Miami. where she wills pend the re-
mainder of the season. While in the
city Miss Elder was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald CavinS Chenault at their
home in Riverside. -Jacksonville Times
Union.
Mr.. David O'Neil, who has been i'll
for several months, is reported in seri-
Gus condition at his home on Halle
Irvine street Mr. O'Neil is the eldest
son of Mr. H. G. N'Neil, city collector.
and is very popular with wide circle of
friends, who deeply sympathize with
him in his afiiiction.
A. ID Miller, editor of the Richmond
Climax, passed through Nicholasville.
Monday, en- route 10 different points in
Florida Mr. Miller is one of Kentucky's
most prominent newspaper men and a
capital good fellow. He has promised
to send the News six months-old ALI
gator.-Jessamine News.
The Climax is in receipt of letter
from Paul Griggs advising US that he
has change his address from MOrenci.
hTlZOIld, W NIOllt, ANfN mCAiCO. AlC l.
with the same company he has been
with and the transfer from Morenci TO
Tyrone means a good promotion, for
which his friends here are glad. He
asks the Climax to follow him.
= Mr.. A. d. Miller. of Richmond. KY,
is visiting Mr. c T. Woods. Mr. Miller
is editor and proprietor Of the Richmond
Climax alsadipg Kentucky newspaper.
He is ex-President of the Ky. Press AS
socialion. and is well known all over his
State as the m del farmer. editor, poll
tician and al-rouud good citizen .-Eus-
tice Ella Lake Region.
NJ. d. E. Flora royalty entertained
few of his friends with stag party at
his new and beautiful home in Burnam-
wood on last Tu sday night. A feast
that would tempt the gods was spread
before the assembled guests, and every
one present did full justice to the boun-
tiful repsst. After Partaking of the
bountiful feast. choice cigars were passed
around and the boys" told stories and
related their experiences. Some choice
musical selections were also rendered
on the piano. Ere too soon the hour
came for parting and the guests each
thanked the host for his generous hos
piiality. All present will long remem-
Der it as most enjoyable occasion and
an evening pleasantly spent Those
present were: MesSrs. W. W. Broaddus,
d. w. Kennedy, Tony Perkins, Tracy
Green. Frank Leslie Russell, ID E. Flora
and Dr. r. +. Million.
Miss Hattie Lee Million entertained
with chatting dish party Thursday ev-
ening in honor of Miss Stella Phelps, the
bride of this week. The color scheme
of pink and white was beautifully car
ried out both in the house decorations
and souvenirs. Just before the delicious
supper Fate Contest" furnished a
merry chase for the guests and Miss
Mary Wagers held the lucky card. The
many good wishes for the bride when
the loving cup was passed and the ''pro-
verbal" wedding cake, were enjoyable
features of the evening. as we'll as the
ALEXANDRIA party later on. When the
cake was cut Miss Tommie Cole Cow
ington cut the ring, Miss Stella Phelps
the dime. Miss Duncan Foster the darn
ing needle, and Miss Elath Buchanan
the thimble. Miss Million guests were:
Misses Rey Million, Elizabeth Wagers.
Mary Wagers. Stella Phelps, Dun
can Foster, Marianne Collins, Eleanor
Hagan. Tommie Cole Covington, Elath
Buchanan and Mrs. Cecil Thorpe.