The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-08-12

cliff. of Sharsburg, with Miss Mary Bar
rett Smith, and Miss Blanche Hamilton,
of Nicholasville, the guest of Miss Hes
ter Covington. Delicious refreshments
were served at Perrys.
Misses X " and Laura Schmidt have
returned after month most pleasantly
tives fortnight in Richmond. Va, they
York City and many other places of in
terest. While in New York City Miss
Schmidt purchased big line of fall mil
linery goods.
Mrs. R.T Parson, of Richmond. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Wright. She came down at this time
on account of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Wright being in this
community Mr.. J. B. Wright and
son, Master William. of Richmond, spent
few hours last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Wright and family
vile Messenger.
| Mr.. VIM. HI. Miller, of the Southern
National Bank, has returned from a
short outing He paid visit to Mr.
and Mrs. David G. Martin, of RockcaStle
county, and many were the talks of ''old
times" these two old cronies, Dave Mar
tin and Billy Miller, enjoyed together.
! Mr.. Miller also paid visit to his old
friend, Mrs. Annie Bogie, who formerly
lived in this county at Mr.. Miller's
home.
The dance on Tuesday evening given
by Mrs. Thompson Burnam for Miss
Harriet Bartlett and Mr.. Vincent Bart
| lett, of LawreLceburg, and Miss Lester
Sehon, of California, was delightful
social event of last week. Mrs. Burnam
was assisted in entertaining by the
guests of honor and also by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Wilson, of Louisville.
The hours were delightfully."- spent by
the young people present and the party
was another evidence of the charming
hospitality of this home.
Miss Elath Buchanan entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with a beautiful
Five Hundred" party at her home on
| West Main street to meet her house
guests, Miss Margaret Arnold, of Ian
caster, and Miss Frances Head, of La
Grange. There were several tables of
the game which was followed by deli
cious lunch and the awarding of the
prices, which went to MISS Dorothy
Perry, and the consolation TO Miss Har-
riet Bartlett, the guest of Mrs. Thomp-
son Burnam.
Miss Mamie Clay, a graduate of Ursa-
line Academy of Brown county, Ohio,
and handsome and accomplished great
granddaughter of the distinguished de-
ceased Hon. Brutus j. Clay, of Bourbon
county, has graduated the second time,
having gradutsj at the noted Bliss Bust
ness College at Columbus, Ohio Miss
Clay is charming young hdy, having
inherited many of the graceS of her de-
ceased mother, relgning Kentucky
belle of Bourbon and. Madison counties
during her lifetime.
Mrs. J. W. Earring entertained Monday
afternoon with a very unique party for
Mrs. Green, the guest of Mrs. III. G. JAS
per. Each guest was requested to relate
their most thrilling experience for the
summer. The prize, beautiful fan,
was presented to Mrs. John Arnold, who
presented it TO the guest of honor. The
Mrs Grant E. Lilly. The quests in
cluded in the in the invitation were:
Mesdames J. r. Pates, e. B. Barnes, w.
A. Langford, @. F. Higgins, j. B. Stout
| fer, Grant E. Lilly, T. T. Covington, HI.
| G. Jasper, James Deatherage, Il E. Tur-
ley, John Arnold, Miss Jane Brock, and
Mrs. Green, of Louisville. Delicious re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served and a delightful afternoon was
spent.
Mrs. w. ID. Oldham entertained with
a pretty dance on Thursday evening for
her son, Harold Oldham and their guest,
Miss Shipp, of Lexington, and Miss Mar.
garet Arnold, of Lancaster, the guest of
Miss Elath Buchanan. The beautiful
home on Lancaster avenue was lovely
in palms and ferns and during the
hours delicious frappe, ices and cakes
were served. Mr.. Oldham's guests were:
Miss Russell Ship, of Lexington, Miss
Frances Head, Lagrange, Miss Florence
Duncan, of Lawrenceburg, Miss Walton,
of Allensville, and Misses Elath Buc-
hanan, Elizabeth Turley, leila Rice,
Eleanor Hagan, Marianne Collins, Julia
White, Hester and Tommie Cole Gov
ington, Dorothy Perry, Mary Louise
Deatherage. Mary Louise Covington,
Mary Katherine Jasper and Messrs. Jas.
Dykes, Gaines Jasper, Dudley and Neale
Bennett. James and Curtis Park, Robt
Covington, Overton Harder, Hugh Cas-
siday, Harris holland, John and Eagle
Doty, Barnett Chenault, Harry Rice,
Spears Turley, William Collins, John
Powell, Chas. Vaught, William McCord.
Talbot Todd and William Wallace, of
this city, and Mr.. William Oldham, of
Mt. Sterling.