The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-24
IN Society

Mrs Dan Chenault entertained the Main
Street Bridge Club on Thursday afternoon
The outside guests were, Mrs. James w.
Caperton, and Mrs. Gates of Pittsburg. On
Monday she was hostess of Bridge party
given in compliment to Mrs. D. L. Cobb.
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On Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. R. c.
Stockton were hosts of the Night Euchre
Club
Miss Mary Sullivan entertained heauti-
fully Saturday afternoon at her home on
West Third street with five hundred
party in honor of two attractive brides of
October, Mrs. Gus Moran and Mrs. c. 2.
Stewart
After an interesting game, in which the
prize was awarded to Miss Christine Eeal-
lite, and the guests of honor each presented
with hand-painted china plate, an elabo
rate supper of substantiaIs and ices was
served.
The hostess was assisted in entertain
ing by her mother Mrs. ]. P. Sullivan, and
her sister, Miss Helen Sullivan.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Gus No
ran, Mrs. c. B. Stewart, Mrs. James Kelly,
Misses Ella Kennedy. Josie Kennedy,
Margaret Heafey, Ellen Sullivan, Marie
Fury, Margaret Mccarthy, Mary Mccarthy,
Marguerite Egalite, Nell O'Day, Ella Coyne
Marie Scott WEIGH, Anna Belle Lurgart,
Flora Lurgart, Frances Desha. Katherine
SIavin, Louise Egalite, Christine Slavin.
Ne lie Houlihan, Mary Spain, Camilla
Spain. Marguerite Welsh, Clenna Mae
Rhorer, Mae Thornton, Frances Egalite,
Gertrude Harrington, Agatha WEIGH,
Blanche Gormly, Margaret Scully.-Lex-
ington Leader.
THE Washington Correspondent of the
Courier Journal, had the following compli
mentary notice concerning Madisonians
in Sundays issue:
Among the most notables attending the
brilliant reception given at the Japanese
Embassy by the Ambassador of Japan anc
the V 'scountess Chinda, in celebration of
the formal accession to the throneofthe
Emperor of Japan, were Mr.. and Mrs &C.
McChord, Rear Admiral j. c. Watson and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Osborne,
Capt. Carlo B. Britain, u. S. N, Mr..
Britain, and the latter's mother, Mrs. T.
E. Baldwin, of Richmond. all Kentuckians.
Mrs. Baldwin has just returned home aftt r
a delightful visit to her son-in law and
daughter. She was entertained extensive
ly at affairs at the Army aud Navy Chevy
Chase and other exclusive clubs and at
many private lunches, dinners, teas ard
other functions.
Capt Britain is brilliant young Ken
tuckian, who has risen steadily in the navy.
November 30 he will leave the Navy De-
partment, where he has been assistaI
chief of the Bureau of Navigation, ar d
will take command of the dreadnaugtt
Michigan in the Atlantic battleship fleet.
This is notable distinction. Commando
Britain and his wife have one son, who is
a midshipman at Annapolis"
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The Woman's Club held meeting on
'AOAiddy Vi diAodoi ItAClCols uHQCi lllC
chairman of music, Mrs. NJ. c. Kellogg.
Mrs. Kellogg is justly noted for her mus
icals; her knowledge of music, combined
with her executive ability and social gift
assures success. The performers Monday.
composed an ''all-stsr cast" and the num-
bers rendered were most attractive Those
contributing to the success of the afte
noon were Misses Mary D. Pickles, Ru.h
Barnes, Elizabeth Turley, Elizabeth Bur
nam. Cynthia Dawson and Mrs. Mo
Gaughy, Mrs. Ballard and Miss Jamie
Caperton were delightful in song Cycle and
Miss Wright played brilliantly selection,
of Rachmaninoff's S.
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Mrs. SAINT Bush at her home on Water
street. entertained Monday with "Spend
the Dayyin honor of Mrs Roger Quisenber-
ny, of Simpsonville- Other guests of the
occasion were: Mrs Dettie Parke and little
daughter, Willie. Mr. AMI Mrs S L. Black
and little son, Edward Lee, Mrs. leila
Donaldson and Mrs. Jennie HisIe and little
daughter Virginia.
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