The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-09

A lovely affair of Saturday afternoon
was the tea given by Mrs. Alex Denny, ir
honor of the bride-elect, Miss Marion Lo
gan Kean.
The pretty home on Beck ave- was taste
fully decorated with daises and ferns, the
dining room being especially attactively.
Here coffee and sandwiches were served
Mrs. Hale Dean presided at thecoffee urn.
On the side veranda a table covered
with flowers bore the punch bowl where
Miss Jane D. Stockton did the honors
The hours were from five to six during
which time large number of guests called.
Quite delightful storm party was given
Miss Elizabeth SaIlee at her attractive new
home on Brock Ave. Thursday evening
About thirty friends called and with dane
ing and merry-making the hours passed
all too swiftly.
Mrs. L. B. Weisenburg was hostess OF
the last meeting of the Bridge Club on
Friday afternoon at Westover Terrace
The games were succeeded by lovely
lunch and the trophy was awarded the
hostess.
Miss Jane D. Stockton entertained the
Young Ladies Bridge on Tuesday afternoon
The guest of honor was her charming
visitor, Miss Putnam, of Ashland.
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Miss Sue Chenault entertained a num-
Der of young friends with cave party
on Monday.
In spite of the rain the chaperon and
young people spent a happy day and en-
joyed delightful picnic lunch, returning
late in the afternoon.
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Mrs. E. B. Barnes entertained informal
ly for Mrs. Ronald Oldham on Friday af-
ternoon from three to five.
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Mrs. c. w. Pickles entertained the
teachers of the Christian church of Tues
day evening. Notwithstanding the un.
favorable weather the meeting was one OF
the most enjoyable of many months
An interesting program was given and
at half after nine delicious fruit punch
homemade cakes and candies were served
The c. w. B. NJ held an unusual
pleasant meeting on Wednesday afternoon
at the Christian church The program
was given by Mrs. J. w. Arnold, Mrs. E.
B. Barnes and Mrs. Myers.
Little Misses Sara Chenault and Doro.
thy Grinstead contributed songs and reel.
tations which were feature of the after
noon. Mrs. J. NJ. Caperton, Mrs. Sidney
holland and Miss Pattie Deatherase were
the hostesses and served berries, cream
and delightful cake.
A marriage of much interest in the com
munity is that of DR.. B. H. Gibson and
Miss Matte E. Lewis which occurred al
the home of the bride in Leslie county the
latter part of the week
The bride who is the daughter of Judge
Theo. Lewis OF Hyden, is young lady Of
culture and refinement and is DO tn pretty
and attractive. The courtship was re-
mantle one extending over many months
from the time. Miss Lewis was student
at the Eastern State Normal.
! DIR. Gibson is a prominent young phys
ician and surgeon of this city, being the
youngest brother of the Drs. Hugh anc
Moss Gibson, and has many friends who
extend cordial congratulations to his bride
and himself.
Miss Laura Bright entertained the mem
bers of the D. A. R. and a few outside
friends with musical tea on Monday al
ternoon from three to five
Quantities of roses were effectively used in
the parlor and hall and added to this a
beautiful miscellaneous program, made tn,
affair charming success. Those who con
tributed vocal and instrumental number
were: Mesdames Harvey Chenault, Alex
Denny, G. w. Pickles, l. G. Ballard ant
Misses Mckee, Telford and Mary D. Pick
els.
Current events were delightfully."- siveI
by Mrs. Alice TribbIe after which the af
ternoon closed with lovely ice course.
Miss Bright was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. J. G. Bosley.
Mrs. G. c. Stocker is entertaining
house party at Sun View" this weeI