The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-09
Society

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Friends here have received the following
beautifully engraved announcement caros'
Mrs. Emile Cabany
announces the marriage of her daughter
Elsie Josephine
Mr.. Ernest Theodore Virgins
Wednesday, the Second of December,
One thousand nine hundred and fourteen,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
At Home
Richmond, Kentucky.
The groom is the son of Mrs. Kate G.
Virgins, of this city, and is young man
of high moral character and one OF ouI
prominent business men, being the head
of the firm known as the Cut Rate Printing
Company. The bride is pretty and win
some young lady and has many friends
who offer cordial congratulations.
Miss Josephine Barlow was hostess of a
merry Alhambra party given last week to
her Sunday school class. Following the
performance The party was entertained al
the home of the hostess on the Summit
The city night school held social ses
sion Tuesday evening, November "a, at
Caldwell High School. About fifty pupils
of all grades were present. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the Domestic
Science Department of the night school.
A short programme was rendered. Miss
Margaret Covington and Mr.. Rowland, OF
the Normal School gave rotations; Miss
Leila Mckee played violin solo, and Mrs.
r. K. Burnam gave some piano solos.
The guests of honor: Mrs. r. r. Burnam
and Mrs ]. G. Crabbes The evening was
a very pleasant one.
Mrs. J. D. Dykes entertained with Five
Hundred and Rock party from 8 to 5
o'clock at her home in Burnamwood.
There were seven tables used in the games
-four of 500 and three of Rock. Many
beautiful prizes were given, the first being
tray of glass and silver, being awarded
to Mrs. Tom Collins; d box of correspond
ence cards went to Mrs. d.. Cobb; a
mahogony candlestick to Mrs. G. B. Num-
nally, and rose vase to Mrs. Henry Cosby.
The first Rock prize was won by Mrs. Carl
Todd and consisted of glass and silver
sandwich tray; the second, glass candle
stick, went to Mrs. Jonah Wagers, while
the BOBBY was given to Mrs. w. E..
Luxon, ST.. Following the game most
elaborate lunch was served.
Miss Jamie Caperton was hostess of the
Cecilian Club on last Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock The subject was "Ital-
ian Opera" and many exquisite numbers
were given. Those on the program were:
Mesdames M. c, kellogg, Harvey Chenault,
S. ]. McGaughey, T. d. Chenault. !. G..
Mary D. Pickles. Mrs. A. r. Burnam read
a very interesting paper on "Puccini," and
the curreat events were given in attractive
style by Miss Julia Higgins. Mrs, M. c.
Kellogg will be hostess of the Club at her
honre on the Summit this afternoon.
The Sherwood Music Club was enter
tanned by Miss Mary Allen Deatherage on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. %, at her home
on Glyndon avenue An unusually pretty
program was rendered by the following
members: Miss Lillian Smith, paper on
''Ethelbert Nevin;" Miss Johnnie Azbill;
piano solo, Rosary" Miss Elizabeth Ha-
gan, The Water Nymph," piano; Miss
Mary Allen Deatherase, piano solo, "a
Lad and His Lasses;;" Miss Mary Louise
Deatherage, piano solo, Good Night"
Miss Mary Wagers, WALTZ"
Mr., and Mrs. r. E. Turley entertained
with lovely dining on Sunday in honor of
DR.. Hugh Mcclellan, of San Antonio, Texas,
and on Saturday he was royalty entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Deatherage.
An engagement of much interest is, that
of Mr.. William Beattie Denny, of Lancas-
ter, and Miss Edith Wood, of Eldorado,
Illinois, has been announced. Mr.. Denny
is one of GarTard county's most prosperous
farmers and has many relatives and frienks
here, who extend to him their best wishes.
The wedding will take place at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Eldorado, Ill,
December 10.
DIR. Herbert Yeuell and Mr. Grayston
Lewis were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
L. Cobb on Thursday for luncheon; Mon
day they were entertained by Mrs. Dave
and Mrs. T. S. Hagan- Their last night in
the city was spent at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. E. B. Barnes.
Miss Madge Burnam was hostess of the
Young Ladies' Bridge Club on Saturday.
Miss Jamie Caperton was awarded first
prize. Mrs. M. C.. Kellogg entertained the
Married Ladies Club on Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Blake was hostess of
lovely party on Tuesday evening, given in
honor of Misses Violet McCreary and
Elizabeth Marshall.
Mr. George Pickles entertained at a six
o'clock dinner Saturday evening in COM
pliment to DIR. Hugh Mcclellan, of San An
tonic, Texas. Covers were laid for eigh-
teen, and besides the officers of the Chris
tan church, there were present DR.. E. B.
Barnes, Mr.. Grayston Lewis, Mr. H. Il
Perry and Mr.. Thomas H. Pickles. An
elegant menu was served in courses. -
Mr.. Stanton Hume was host of the Ger
man Club on Thursday evening at his
home on Lancaster avenue A splendid
program, consisting of German dialogues,
readings and songs were given and the de-
lightful evening concluded with a most
tempting lunch.
The December meeting of the Boones-
borough Chapter met on Monday after
noon with Mrs. A. R. Burnam. The an
nual election of officers took place, the
following members being chosen; Regent,
Mrs. A. r. Burnam; Vice-Regent. Mrs. ].
W. Caperton; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Grant E. Lilly Assistant Secretary, Mrs.
]. G. Bosley; Treasurer, Mrs. B. H. Neale;
Assistant Treasurer; Mrs. Lewis Neale;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Alice Trlb-
bic; Registrar, Mrs. Mary B. Miller; Histo-
rian, Mrs. Thos. Phelps; Assistant Histo-
rian, Mrs. George Phelps; Chaplain, Mrs.
Ellen Gibson. Mrs. George Phelps read a
well written and interesting paper on
Brazil" after which the meeting ad-
journed.
The Woman's Club will meet on Mon
day, December IA, at the usual place. The
will be given by Mrs. ]. G. Koch,
Mrs. Luxon and Miss Kathleen Poyntz.
All are cordially invited
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