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

G. Cornelius, and her brothers, Messrs.
w. S. and T. j. Moberly.
Mrs. NJ. A. Collins entertained with
charming house party last week for her
sisters. Misses Elizabeth and Emily Hi
sic. Others present were: Misses Vir-
ginia Taylor, Clara Duncan, Virginia
Hisle and Geneva Park.
Miss Martha White, Superintendent
of the Joseph Price Hospital, of Phila-
delphia, has returned after visit to her
family and friends in this county. Miss
Jane Terry and Miss Martha Maupin
went with her and will take course in
the train nursing department of that
institution,
Miss Katherine Murphy, former teacher
of Domestic Science of the State Normal
School, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Farley at her home on Collins street.
Miss Murphy was guest of honor OF
delightful luncheon given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wren ]. Grinstead andMisses Reed
and Haverlo on Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. J. Gibson and son, Henry Glib
son, returned from Richmond, Saturday
where they had been for the past week
the former taking treatment from the
Drs. Gibson, of that city. We are GLAD
to say that he is rapidly regaining hi:
former good health.-Pineville Sun.
Miss Annie Walker gave pretty af
ternoon tea for Mrs. Marshall Collins, o.
Annapolis, Maryland, who was former
schoolmate at Mary Baldwin Seminary
several years ago. Miss Walkers coun
try home was attractive in plants an(
garden flowers, and the hours were de
lightfully spent by the guests.
Mrs. B. G. Nunnelly and two children
of Richmond, are visiting Mrs. Nuunel
ly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Apper
son in this CITY, Miss Eleanor Hagan
of Richmond, and Misses Aileen ant
May Sanders, 'of Nicholasville, are tn,
guests of the Misses Duncan Anderson
News.
Lieutenant Marshall Collins and Mrs
Collins, of Annapolis, Md, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Burke, of junction City, Ky.
and Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Cornelius, o
Chicago, were the guests last week o
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Collins at their hom
on West Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Inns will remain with their parents thi
week also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ID. Miller left Mon
day for Jacksonville, Florida, where
they will make their future home. Sew
eral years ago Charlie got printers inl
on his fingers, and although extensivel.
engaged in farming for some years, h
has never been able to remove the inl
stains. He has accepted splendid pc
Sition with one of the largest printin
establishments in the South. Mr.. an,
Mrs Millur have the best wishes of
large circle of friends.
Col w. P. Walton, of Lexington, an
his brother, Col. E. G. Walton, edito
and proprietor of the Reporter-Star, @
Orlando, Florida, were in Richmond o
business one day last week. Both ar
veteran newspaper men and known t
every editor in the State. For severa
months Col. E. G. Walton resided in thi
city and edited the Climax. By hi
splendid business ability, courteousl
and gentlemanly manners, he great
endeared himself to each and all-ol
and young, rich and poor, white an
black, and his departure from Richmon
was genuinely regretted by the entir
populace. Mr.. Walton speaks in glow
ing terms of the great possibilities G
the Southland, and especially Florida
but incidenta lily remarked, there is n
place like Kentucky"
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