The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-08-19
THE ONE PRICE HOUSE

on the Lancaster pike. The house was
lovely in garden flowers aid plants, and
the hours were charming and informal
and greatly enjoyed by the Misses Wa
gers guests. After the games delight
full lunch was served and the prizes went
to Miss Tommie Cole Covington, ladies
prize, Mr.. Curtis Park. gents prize, and
the consultations to Mr.. Arnold Hanger
and Miss Russell White. The guests
for the evening were: Misses Sarah
Coy, Hattie Lee Million, Russell Stout
fer, Russell White. Mary Louise Death
erage, Henrietta Luxon, Frances Wag-
ers, Duncan Foster, Dorothy Perry, Mary
Allen Deatherage, Tommie Cole and
Margaret Covington, and Miss Johnnie
Cramer, of Lexington, and Messrs. Ar
mold Hanger, Joel, James and Curtis
Park, William Burnam. Edwin Phelps,
Edwin Turley, Edwin Powell, Hart
Perry, ]. E. Gilmore, Harold Oldham,
James Dykes and Ed Cobb.
Miss Myme Wagers, Miss Francis
Wagers, and Miss Ann Cohen spent the
week end at Olympia Springs.
Miss Esther Walton has returned to
her home at Allentown, after a visit TO
Mrs. G. H. Vaught, on w. Main street.
Mrs. Ella Buckley, of indianapolis,
Ind, arrived last night. She will spend
several days here with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Parks, of Grand
Junction, Colorado, have returned home
after spending several weeks with friends
here.
Mrs. j. G. Bosley gave pretty after
noon porch party last week to Miss Mich
OILS, of Shelbyville, the attractive guest
of Mrs. B. l.. Middleton.
Misses Jane Stockton and Julia White
are spending week with Mrs. A. r.
Denny, at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Smith, in Fayette county.
The following young people enjoyed
a delightful bird supper given at Joes,
on Thursday evening by the Young Men
of the party. Misses Madge Burnam,
Ellen Miller, Callie Shackelford, Blanche
Hamilton, Hester and Margaret Coving-
ton, Jane Stockton, Julia White, Eliza
beth Shackelford and Ester Walton. oil
Allensville, and Messrs. Edward Stock.
ton, Eugene Miller. Tom Baldwin, Lu
Glen Burnam, McCreary Simmons, Ar.
mold Hanger, George Goodloe. Barnett
Chenault, Field White and Preston
Smith.
Mrs. Geo. Bogard entertained about
twe.ty of her friends and neighbors or
last Wednes day evening at hel
homo on Fourth street. Games were
played and delicious refreshments served
and most enjoyable evening was spent
by all present. The assembled guest.
expressed sincere regrets when they
were apprised of the fact that Mrs. 30
gard and little son, George T. Jr., who
is the idol of the neighborhood, would
soon join her husband, who has lucra
tive position with an electric light PLAN
at Big Stone Gap, Va. For several year.
past Mr.. Bogard has been the local man
ager of the Kentucky Utilities Company
and is young man Of sterling worth
The Bogards are popular with wids
circle of friends, whose hearty gooG
wishes 60 with them to their new home
The Grand Views guest list Sunday
contained two names of especial interes
to Kentuckians: Mr.. Ed. G. Walton
formerly of Stanford and Richmond KY.
and his bride, formerly Miss Marcum
daughter of Col. Tom Marcum, of Cat
lettsburg, Ky. They were accompanied
by the gallant Capt. Van Duzer, of Lake
land. Mr.. Walton is business manager
of the Orlando Daily Reporter-Star, ont
, Florida's most forceful journals. He i.
a born newspaper man and has only ont
fault, that OF working too hard and stick
ing too close to his office to get person
ally acquainted with Florida editors
who are the best fellows on earth. Mrs
Walton is a queenly woman, of fine fig
ure, dark eyes and hair. white satir
complexion, and beautiful type o.
Kentucky womanhood, and of family
of the front rank in that State. Though
a Blue Grass belle and in love with Ole
Kentucky, she adores this State and de
clares Orlando is the Paradise of Flor
ida.-Eustis Ella J Lake Region.