The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-03-25
aged by fire, which started from de

fective fiue.
Mrs. Mary Duncan and Mrs. b. X.
Duncan were called TO Frankfort the
first of the week by the serious illness
of the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Shearer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Dykes and family
have moved from the Parks boarding
house and are now located at the home
of Mrs. Dykes mother, Mrs. Margaret
Lackey, On Water street
Mrs William Mellon, of College Hill,
is at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Lex
ington, where she underwent an opera
tion two weeks ago She is improving
and hopes to be home soon.
Miss Jamie Caperton was hostess OF
Tea Dansant at Masonic Temple, Sat
urday afternoon. from to o'clock, to
meet Miss Rollins, the guest OF Miss
Madge Burnam, and Miss Burke, the
guest of Miss Jane Stockton.
Mr. Jesse Dykes visited his father
and sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Brown, at Paris,
last week. and also attended the mar
riage of his neice, Miss Myrtis Lisle 10
Mr. r. ii. Funk, a prominent young
business man Of Lexington.
! Miss Lena Sharp, the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr. and and Mrs. |. \. Sharp, OF
Union City. and Mr.. Alfred Lanier, son
of Mr. and Mrs. w X. Lanter. Of Doyles.
ville will be married at the home of the
brides parents at Union City, Thursday
afternoon March 20.
Last Wednesday being Miss Lee Pra-
Tiers birthday, her many friends and
old associates sent her a postcard shower.
| Miss Prather holds responsible position
as bookkeeper in one Of the Lexington
banks and makes her home with her
brother Mr. Irvine Prather and Mrs
Prather. on Third street
Mrs. J. II. White is visiting relatives
in Madison county Mr.. Ed BlantOn, a
prominent lumber dealer of Richmond.
was here Tuesday - Editor John W.
Walker made flying trip TO Richmond
last Saturday Mr.. and Nrs. T. J.
Rice, of Richmond. are visiting Irvine
relatives Mrs. &c. Oldham, nee Viii
liams, is visiting relatives IN this city.
-EstilI Tribune.
In Music Circles: The next meeting
| 81 ,bo Sbormood Nncic CIuh will ba
with Miss Elizabeth Turley. Saturday
afternoon, March IS The next meet
ing of the Mary Pattie Music Club will
be April !, at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Wagers Miss Jeanie Barron Hurst
will present "Lohengrin' at the Metho-
dist Church, Friday. March 81, at p,
m. Admission Pc.
Mrs. 5. j. McGaughey entertained a
mum Der of friends with An Alhamhra
party or Monday afternoon to see the
feature picture. The Lion and The
Mouse" The party was in honor OF
Mrs. Julian Tying and Miss Martha
Burke. Besides the guests of honor
were: Misses Mary ID. Pickles, Jamie
Caperton, Sara Quisenberry, Katherine
White, Tommie Cole Covington and
Jane d. Stockton.
The spelling match between Mr.. Il. +.
Turkeys Sunday school class and the
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian
church on Thursday evening in the as
sembly room of the church, resulted in
tie. Prof j. b Harris was teacher
and referee" and when the last five of
Prof. Harris pronounced the match a
tie much TO the qualification of the
ladies'.
Mr. Joe Boggs, of Richmond, was in
Lancaster last week. a witness in the
Paint Lick damage case against the l..
& y. Il. R. The venerable c. X. Mar
shall. of Richmond, will fill the pulpit
at the Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Elder G. *. Mar
shall was the pastor OF the Lancaster
membership years ago and is kerry APP
preciately remembered by the older
COMMITMENTS Record.
The last number on the Redpath Mu-
sic Course at the Normal Chapel, was
the recital of Miss Frances Ingram on
Wednesday evening. Miss Ingram S rich
contralto voice in many beautiful selec-
tions, delighted the large audience. The
program was made up of groups of Ger
man, French, English and American
songs, each of which were sung with
unusual grace and charm, and the per-
Torrance was one of the most enjoyable
heard in Richmond this winter.
Special Prices on Ladies Skirts this
week at b. f. Belue Il Cos. 32-lt