The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-20
CLUB NOTES

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lion Committee. Is planning to have
women by counties, plant the Dixie High
way
Mrs. E. B. Hume, of Louisville. is doing
great deal of research work and club
women and others are taking advantage
OF her services in furnishing data for pa
pers. Mrs Hume is member of the Civ
il Service Reform Committee and is very
capable woman.
Friends of Mrs. T. ]. Smith, of the So
cial Science Section, are proposing her for
president of the Kentucky Equal Rights
Association. in the event Mrs. Desha
breckenridge refuses reelection in Novem-
Der. The Federation with $4,000 mem
bers has Endorsed suffrage.
Mrs. Frederick H. Cole, Federation
Chairman of the Civil Service Reform,
congratulates the Kentucky Federation on
its capable Chairman, Mrs. Johnson, of
Louisville and speaks in the highest terms
of her systematic and well organized work.
The Woman's Club, of Frankfort, held
the first of its 19l5-19l6 meetings Monday
afternoon in the Climb rooms in the old
Capitol Miss Ada Cromwell, the presi-
dent, made an address and was followed
by Miss Elizabeth Mcfarland, of St Louis,
field secretary of the Young Women's
Christian Association.
Four new members were received into
the club, Mrs. Hayden Freeman, Mrs
Charles Tiffin, Mrs. Matte Reach and
Miss Elise Bennett Smith.-Louisvil lie
Herald.
In the Louisville Herald of Sunday is
splendid likeness of Mrs. Morris Bartle tt,
of Lawrenceburg, the president of the Ken
lucky Federation of Woman's Clubs. In
the same paper is column each week
Delightfully."- edited by Mrs J. H. Dickey, of
Louisville, from which the following items
are taken in part.
The Paducah Womans Club has board
of twenty representative men advisory to the
Club. This is something altogether new
and speaks well for this wide-awake body.
. AS token of esteem, lovely luncheon
was given these men on Friday by the
officers of the Club.
DR.. Rachel Yarros, of Hull House,
Chicago, will deliver lecture before the
Woman's Club of Central Kentucky, Oc-
tober 23rd. Mrs. Clarence Williamson is
Chairman Social Hygiene and Mrs. Lafferty
is serving her second term as President of
the Club
The State Conference of the d. A r.
will meet in Frankfort, Oct. 2627-2S.
The Richmond Woman's Club meets
Monday, Oct. 25 at half past two sharp.
Mr.. Tom McCown has been entertain
ing very delightful house party this week
at his home in the country. Among his
guests were Miss Parker, of Maysville,
Misses Banister, of Lexington, Mr.. Ed
Wilder and Mr.. Gaines Jasper, of this city.
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Miss Elizabeth Turley was hostess of a
beautiful Bridge party given on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Werner Million,
of DanviIle, and Miss Margaret McMurry,
of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs Lilly entertained at din
ner on Thursday evening in compl ment
to Rev. Mar Yosip, one of the visiting min
listers of the Synod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burnam were hosts
of beautiful dinner on Sunday, the guests
of honor being Gov and Mrs. wager, and
Mrs. Lewis, of Porto Rico,
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The recently organized Young Ladies
Bridge Club, met on Monday afternoon
with Miss Margaret Covington, on the
Summit The trophy was awarded Miss
Elath Buchanan. Miss McMurry, of
North Carolina, was a guest of the club.
Mrs. Hale Dean was hostess of the
Bridge Club on Saturday afternoon. A
number of outside guests were present
and pleasant afternoon spent.
Mrs. A. R. Burnam entertained the Ce-
Gillian Club and number of outside friends
on Wednesday afternoon at her home on
West Main. The program, a miscellan
eous one, was one of the most choice and
beautiful of the entire year. After reading
of the minutes by the secretary, Miss Cap
erton, the current events were given by
Miss Julia Higgins. Those who contri-
buted papers, vocal and instrumental num-
bers, were Mrs. M. G. Kellogg. Mrs. H. B.
Hanger, Mrs. R. R. Burnam. Mrs. ]. r.
Johnson, Mrs. c. w. Pickles, Mrs. l. G.
Ballard, Mrs. Waller Bennett, Mrs. Har-
vey ChenauIt and Misses Jamie Caperton
and Laura Bright.
At the conclusion of the MUSICALE the
guests were invited to the dining room
where a salad course and hot chocolate
were served. The room was decorated
with pink roses and ferns, the central
table being especially lovely with cloth
of rich cluny lace in center of which was
lage silver bowl filed with pink Killarny
roses. Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Caruthers, of Lexington. Mrs. va
ger gave an interesting tale on one of the
famous singers. of Porto Rico.
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On Tuesday evening at the Christian
church. Mrs, Mrs. ]. r. QuisenbeTy and
Mrs. George Simmons entertained the
teachers quite delightfully."-. A lovely
musical program was given by Miss Issie
Million and Miss Springer and most
excellent talk by DR.. E. c. McDouge. DIR.
McDougle is an eloquent speaker and al
ways has some original idea to present.
The evening closed with serving delicious
ices and cake. Many guests were present
besides the teachers.