The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-12-15
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conducted the Circle on Thursday and
made quite success of the meeting. A
hne musical programme was given by Mrs.
Fenieli, Miss Jamie Caperton, Mrs. Nc
Gaughey and Misses Amy and Margaret
Thrley.
; Misses Catherine White and Marianne
Collins entertained with lovely tea on
Tuesday in honor of the brides, Mesdames
Preston Smith and Earl Curtis.
Mrs. A R. Denny was hostess of the
Cecilian Club on Wednesday afternoon
and entertained in her usual gracious and
Fcharmins manner.
The programme was full of interest
being on List" as teacher and Compos-
er.~ Mrs. Hanger contributed much to the
pleasure ofthe meeting by giving talk on
Orchestral and OPERATE Music. Others on
the programme were: Mesdames A. R.
Burnam, NJ C. Kellogg; S. ]. McGaughey,
]. R.. Johnson. R. R. Burnam, and Misses
Caperton. Watts, Bennett and Pickles.
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Mr.. Galen White was host of beauti.
full dinner on Sunday, the occasion being
to celebrate his fifteenth birthday. Covers
were laid for the following guests who en-
joyed to the fullest the splendid hospitality
of the young host: Messrs. Fred Dawson
Harvey Smith, John Bond Lackey, Hugh
Miller Thorpe, George B. Dejarnette,
Robert Telford, Marion Lilly, Vinson
Johnson, Toe Carson, William Wagers and
Hume Chenault
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One of the prettlest events of the
week was the luncheon given in hon.
or of Governor A. o Stanley and
Mrs. Stanley by Mr.. and Mrs. Eli H.
Brown on Thursday following the inaugu-
raj ceremonies. The table was done in
pink, basket filled with roses, the handle
of which was wreathed with pink ribbon
tied at the base on each side with butterfly
bows. was used for the central charm. The
other decorations of the table and the
menu carried out the color motif.
| Covers were laid for Governor and Mrs.
Stanley, the Rev. William Stanley and
Mrs. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Owsley Brown,
Mr.. Grady Carey and Mr.. and Mrs. F. N.
Gordon, of Louisville; Mr. William Soaper
and Miss Mary Soaper, of Louisville; Mr..
Henry Soaper, OF Harrodsburg; and Mr..
William Stanley Jr. of Chicago.
Seated at a smaller table similarly deco
rated to the larger one. were Masters vii
liam, A o. Jr. and Marion Stanley and
Masters Eli Houston and Dor-ey Brown.
The Department of Community Tnteres
of the Woman's Club, held the second
meeting of the year on Monday at thu
usual hour. The principle speaker of this
afternoon was DR.. r L. Telford, who's
subject was: Civic Consciousness and tn,
Community Spirit This was yer,
scholarly discussion OF q great theme and
he gave to his hearers new inspiration
of community ideal and a broader vision
of mans relation to man. It is to b
hoped that this lee, ure can be repeated
before large audience at time not ia
distance. To DR.. Telford the Woman
Club is most deeply indebted.
Others on the program who gave inter
esting and well written papers were: Mrs
Mary Bates Miller, on the boy Scout ant
Camp Fire Girls" Miss Van Creenleaf OF
Junior Civic Leagues. Mrs Chas- A
Keith, THE Civic Christmas Tree" an,
Mrs H. B. Hanger, who gave delightful
talk on the Biennial which will conven
in New York City in May and also toll
many interesting facts in connection viii
: the Xmas Tree as presented in that city.
The Club voted to contribute $50 to tn
Community Tree. Mrs. Sam Deatherae
asked for gifts of money or clothing 70
1.-THE inmates of the county Infrmary. an
> also reported the condition Of the Jail an