The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-07-01

Mrs. Mary ID. Jones is visiting in Mt.
Sterling, her old home, this week.
Mr.. Ed Eales, travelling salesman in
Eastern Kentucky. is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Mann, of Richmond.
Mr.. Gilbert Grinstead spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs, James Turner, in
NicholaSville.
Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead and daughter,
Dorothy, spent the weekend in Danville
with Mrs. George Walden.
Miss May Taft Riley, of Versailles,
was the guest of Richmond friends for
the dance Friday night.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan. of St. Louis,
is expected to visit Mrs u. 7. Rice dur
ing the week of Chautauqua.
Miss Sallie Woods, of Paint Lick, was
the guest of Miss leila Rice for the
dance at Masonic Temple, Friday night
Rev. w. NJ. Williams and wife left
Tuesday afternoon for visit to relatives
and friends at Tolesboro, Lewis county.
Miss Sara Quisenberry has returned
from a several weeks stay in Cincinnati
where she studied both vocal and in
strumental music.
Mrs. T. B. Collins gave lovely inter
mission party TO the guests of Mr.. VIM.
Collins and Miss Marianne Coli ms at the
dance Friday evening.
Mrs. G. r. Alexander and Miss Halle
Gott attended the Epworth League con-
vention in Paris last week. From Paris
Miss Halle went TO Flemingsburg for a
weeks visit.
Miss Myrtle Gott returned Thursday
from Georgetown, where she attended
college the past session. She will be
graduated next year from this splendid
old Kentucky institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Burton, of Atlanta,
Illinois, Embellishments who went to
Illinois eighteen years ago, are visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hendren, oil
this county.
Mr.. ]. E. Griggs writes US from Mo
renci, Arizona, saying he has a good
situation with the Detroit Copper Min
ing Co., of Tyrone, New Mexico, and
asks that his Climax be changed tohis
new address.
Miss Myrtice Tudor. OF this city. at
tended the weddidg last week in Win
chester OF her cousin. Miss Zenedia
Clark, daughter Of Mr.. WD. Clark, and
Mr.. Frank Cambell Quicker, of Louis.
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Alder, of Cincinnati,
arrived few days ago. and Mrs Jack
Adams and children, of Middlesboro, are
expected today for visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. E. Adams.
Misses Mary and Carrie Altman will
leave Friday for visit to friends in
Noblesville, Ind after which they will
stop in Cincinnati beforereturning home
They will be gone several weeks.
The family oil Mr. II. S. Hills, master
mechanic of this division of the L. & n.
Z r., has located in Irvine for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Hills will divide his time be-
tween this city and Irvine.
Miss Elath Buchanan returned Friday
from La Grange, where she has been the
guest of Miss Frances Head. Miss
Buchanan was accompanied home by
Miss Head. who attended the Dance at
Masnoic Temple, Friday evening.
Miss Ellen Walker delightfully."- enter
tanned the Young Ladies' Five Hundred
Club on Thursday afternoon at her home
in the country. This being the last meet
ing of the year the trophy was given To
Miss Margaret Covington, who made the
highest score throughout the year.
Miss Nell Lanter entertained a house
party over Sunday at her PLEASANT coun-
try home near College Hill. Those pres.
ent were: Misses Sallie Wellsand Beulah
Wilson, of Nicholasville: Miss Beulah
Bolton. of Richmond; Miss Mabel Lanter.
Winchester; Miss Jane Rice, of Rice Sta
ton; Miss Mary Rice, of Irvine; Misses
Katie and Clara Lanter and Katie Cow
ington, of Waco; Miss Lola Powell, OF
Brookstown; Miss Amanda Parke, of
Union City. Miss Cora Davis, of Red
House; Mr.. Grayson Lanter, of Win
chester; Mr.. Gilbert Tracy, of Union
City; Mr.. Foster Clarke, OF Pine Grove ;
Mr.. Grover Broaddus, of Red House;
Messrs. Ray and Goebel Wilson, of
Brookstown; Messrs Joe Ginter and
Hume Dunbar. of College Hill: Mr.. and
Mrs. A V. Denman, o. Nicholasville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will L. Clarke, of Pine
Grove. Miss Lanter also gave lawn
party Saturday night. There were about
sixty present. The color schemes were
pink and white and beautifully carried
out 10 the decorations, cakes and ices.
The occasion was delightful one and
one for remembrance.