The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-05-19


| DIR. A. Winship, of Boston. Besides the
host. covers were laid for the following
guests: DIR. A. Winship. Messrs. H. B.
Hanger, T. ]. Coates, T. H. Pickles, E. c.
McDougle, w. B. Smith and C. E. Lilly.
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Mrs. Alex Denny was hostess of the
Ceciliun Club on Wednesday afternoon at
half past two. Chopin was the subject of
the meeting and a rarely beautiful pro-
gram was given. Those who took part
were: Mrs. Robert Burnam. Mrs. M. c.
Kellogg. Mrs. ]. r. Johnson, Misses Tel
ford, Watts, Pickles, Caperton and Ben
nett. Mrs Denny was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. Thos. Smith,
of Fayette county.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Crabbe entertained
the Faculty Club on Tuesday evening from
eight until eleven. A special program was
prepared and a delightful talk given by
DR.. Winship, Of RPston.
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Miss Mary Louise Deatherage enter
tanned on Wednesday with a beautiful
dining in honor of her graduating class
and the faculty of Madison Institute
The teachers of the Christian church
were entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
McGaughey, Mrs. Lilly, Mrs Simmons,
and Mrs. Higgins. Prof D. w. Bridges
gave most interesting talk while beau
tiful musical program was >given by Mrs. S.
J. McGaughey Misses Telford, Mckee and
Traynor and Mr.. Joe Giunchigliani.
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Miss Florence Burnam was hostess of
the Apollo Club on Monday afternoon
| This was the last meeting of the
year and quite a large number were
present. A pretty musical program was
given by Misses Mary c. Jasper, Amy Tur-
ley, Mary L. Covington, Elizabeth. Sallee,
Mary Chenault, Ruth Barnes, Louise Nc,
Kee and Elizabeth Vaught
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last meeting of the Bridge Club on Satur.
day afternoon at Blair Park. The trophy
was won by Miss Madge Burnam who on
account of her continued good luck re-
fused to accept it so it was decided by
drawing and Miss Jamie Caperton was the
successful contestant Miss Marian Kean
and Mrs. Julian Tying were guests of the
club.
One of the prettiest parties of the sum-
mer was the dance given on Friday eve
ming by Miss leila Ford Rice at the home
of her aunt, Mrs John Donaldson on West
Main. About eighty guests responded tc
the invitations, and the occasion proved {
memorable ore.
The guests of honor were: Misses Thomas
Mckee, Helen Banister and Kathryn Pit
man, classmates of Miss Rice at Hamilton
College and are very charming young
ladies. The house was exquisitely deco
rated in carnations, pink and white, while
the ices, cakes and minis were in these
same colors, The music was furnished BY
Clyde and Jordan.
Miss Jennette Pates entertained in homo
of her guests Misses Wilson and William:
of Lexington, on Saturday evening, from
eight until eleven.
Cards were the order of the evening
and most enjoyable time was spent
Miss Williams and Miss Wilson are yer,
attractive girls and justly popular.
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Mrs. Oldham of Mt Sterling, ha.
issued the following invititions:
Mrs. Abner Oldham
AT Home
on Thursday, May twentieth
| from three until six o'clock
Fourteen Howard Ave.
To Meet
Mrs. Joseph Daiselle
Mrs. Honald Cabot Oldham
i Mrs. Harold Oldham.
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The Junior class of the Eastern State
Normal entertained with beautiful re
cestion on Saturday evening at Sullivan
Hall in honor of the Seniors. The larg
hall and parIors were TASTEFUL
decorated with flowers and plants while de
lightful music added to the pleasure of tn
guests.
Mrs. Harold Oldham entertained abou
thirty-five friends on Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock with an Alhambra part,
the guest of honor being Miss Patsy Kir
naird of Lancaster. Following the perform
ance ices and sandwiches were served a
Perry's-
DIR. Rachel YaTos, of Hull House Chicago
Mrs. George w. Stevens, of Toledo, O.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell, of New YorI
and Miss Iva Roberts, of DanviIIe, KY, an
Boston, Mass, will be among the note
women on the program of the State Fe,
Grafton of Women's Clubs which will be /
Lexington this week. DIR. Yarros will gi,
lecture on Social Hygiene" Wednesda
afternoon and will be the guest of Mr.
Desha Breckenridge while in the city. Mr.
Stevens is on the program for Wednesds
evening, her subject @Kentucky's Nee
s for an Art Museum and will be with MI
: John tombstone during her stay. Mis-
e Roberts viii give reading, Betsy
Y Baltimore Wednesday evening. She ar
d her sister will be with Mrs. w T. Laffert
i while here. Miss Boswell will be Il
guest of Mrs. ]. R. Morgan. She will spe;
Thursday evening for the Federation. h
subject being, What Today Calls For.