The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-20

Mrs. James Dykes gave quite a pretty
party on Thursday evening at 3 o'clock in
| compliment to her visitors, Mrs. John
| Dykes, of Lancaster, and Mrs. Hanly Nip
pert, of Cincinnati. Four tables of $500
were used in entertaining, and several
prizes were awarded the successful play
ers. The first prize consisted of love
ly tortoise shell comb, and this went to
Mrs. William Broaddus; the second prize,
woven fancy bag, was given Mrs. Joe
Boggs, and the guest prize, a pretty hand
of Cincinnati. The games were succeeded
by lunch of salad, cheese balls, beaten bis
cult, olives and coffee.
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Mr.. Monroe Mckinney, of Waco, enter
tanned Friday in honor of his cousin, Mr..
| w. d. Zittel LoWery, of Huntington, W.
Va. The rooms were lovely in mistletoe
and potted plants. A delicious salad lunch
hot Coffee and minis were served. There
were about thirty guests present, and the
occasion was one of the most enjoyable of
the seasons festivities
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| On Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock,
Mrs. J. Hale Dean entertained the Cecilian
Club in her usual charming manner. The
programme, a miscellaneous one. was
opened with the reading of the minutes
by Miss Helen Bennett, and followed by
the roll call, THE Outlook For 1915"
The first musical number was given by
Mrs. G. w. Pickles and Miss Mary D..
Pickles, and was beautiful march by Raft.
Mrs. S. ]. McGaughey Miss Emma Watts
:. quisite instrumental solos. Mrs. Harvey
Chenauit read paper on Grand Opera
For 1915" which was delightfully."- written,
after which the programme concluded
) with the Current Events" by Miss Julia
Higgins. A number of outside guests were
present, who enjoyed with the members, d
deliciously prepared salad lunch.
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Mrs. S. P. Deatherage entertained three
tables at Rock on Wednesday afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. Layton, of Cincinnati
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Mrs. John Arnold and Miss Mary ALL
man entertained the teachers of the Chris
tian church on Tuesday evening at z clock
Mr.. Roscoe Gilmore Stott made a most in
: teresting talk on the subject, "And tbs
5 common people were glad to hear Him
Following the programme nice refresh
, ments were served
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Mrs George Goodloe entertained the
Married Ladies' Bridge Club on last Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The meet
: ing ended with pretty luncheon. The
, trophy, beautiful cut glass fern dish, wa:
awarded Mrs. Dan Chenault.
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Miss Alice Clark Kellogg celebrated hel
eleventh birthday with lovely party a
!, Perry's on Friday afternoon at o'clock
About twenty young friends enjoyed the
occasion and wished the hostess many re
turns of the happy day.
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The Woman's Club will meet on Mon
e day, the 25th day of january The pro
! gramme will he furnished by Prof. Chas
5 A. Keith, Mrs. James NeaIe and Miss Heller
, Bennett. All cordially invited.
S Mrs. Joe Boggs gave very enjoyable
Sewing Party on Friday afternoon at twt
o'clock in compliment to her mother, Mrs
Layton. About eighteen ladies responds
to the invitations and spent most delight
; full time over the sewing baskets. The al
;. ternoon closed with an appetizing lunch.
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The New Bridge Club will be entertaine
= Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Thomas
!: Smith, at her home in the Cromwell
! Frankfort Journal.
}. Mrs. S. ]. McGaughey was hostess G
y the Young Ladies' Bridge Club Saturda
! afternoon at her home on the Summit
J. The trophy was won by Miss Madge Bun
% nam.
n The Evening Post of Saturday contain
e quite pretty likeness of Miss Lucy CHI
nault, of Lexington, the attractive daugl
q ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Chenault, VIII
u will make her debut next winter.
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Mrs. ]. G. Bosley will entertain the Sc,
a ing Club on Friday afternoon.
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le The Weekly Bridge Club, newly organ
IS lied, held the first meeting on Friday eve
10 ing with Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Simrall ;
n hosts, at their home on East Fourth stree
n The party was informal and thorough
j. delightful. The decorations were yello
n roses and white narcissuses, and after IL
> a game of bridge delicious buffet supp
r. was served in the dining room, the tab
2 being decked with the fragrant blossom
Y and having candles in silver candlesticl
x with shades of yellow silk.-LexingtC
Leader.
Miss Fannie Willging very gracious
entertained the Mary Pattie Music Club
Monday afternoon. The programme,
beautiful one, consisted of Oriental mus
n the following selections being given: Pial
Is Solo-.An Oriental Scene" BY E. L. Ort
Miss Elizabeth Wagers; Piano Solo-'V
nu nitian Love Song" Miss Matte Ed,
as Piano SoIo-.A Scotch Poem by NJ
Dowell, Miss Norma Giunchigliani; Vot
Solo-~Rose and Bud" by Dorothy Fl
'rs ter, Miss Matte Elder; Violin and Piai
Solo" Humoresque" BY Dvorak, Mis-: