The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-24


order in the United States. Hon. M. George
Moore Superintendent of the Knights of
Pythias Home at Lexington, and Hon. John
w. Carter, Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal, also of Lexington, were in attendance
and each made interesting addresses, after
the conclusion of which sumptuous feast
was spread and heartily enjoyed by the
members and assembled guests. During
the feast DR.. e. c. McDougle, Messrs.
Frank Leslie Russell, Ben A. Crutcher,
Grant E. Lilly, o. P. Jackson and C. S.
Jessup were called on and responded with
brief, appropriate addresses. The meeting
adjourned at the midnight hour with a
feeling of good cheer. A handsome sum
was raised for the benefit of the Orphans
Home.
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy Kellogg
aid Mr.. Charles Jasper Mclaughlin, was
beautifully celebrated on last Monday even
ing at Grace Episcopal church in Avondale,
Cincinnati The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Kellogg, of
Cincinnati, and is a highly cultured and
prominent young society belle The groom
is rising young artist of that city. Miss
Kellogg wus given in marriage by her
brother, Mr. Clark Kellogg. Miss Madge
Burnam and Miss Marie Louise Kellogg
acted as bridesmaids and were very charm
ing in dainty white nets, carrying an arm
full of Killarney roses. The bride was IA.
diant in soft cream satin gown, and car
ried shower bouquet of bride roses and
asparagus vine caught with punches of
valley lilies and tulle, and was enveloped
in tulle veil, which fell to the foot of hsr
gown. After the ceremony an elegant sup
per was served at the the home of the
brides mother, after which the happy cou-
pie left for short Southern tour. On
their return they will make their home in
Cincinnati. The bride is well and favor.
ably known here, where she has often Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Kellogg, and has
many friends who extend them congratu
lations and best wishes
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urday from three till FIVE o'clock with :
Washington 5OO,p given in compliment tc
her charming visitors, Misses Vivian anc
Mary Clay Williams, two classmates o
Hamilton College. The parlor and dining
room were attractively decorated with hatch
cts, cherries and flags. In the arch-wa,
were steamers of red, white and blue, il
the center of which were hung the por
traits of George and Martha Washington
The tallies were hatchets on the handle
of which were tied punches of red cherries
The games were succeeded by sala.
course carrying out the idea of the 22nd
after which the prizes, a pretty handkeI
chief and box of blue stationery wer
awarded Miss Eleanor Hagan and Mis-
Vivian Williams.
On Friday evening at the Mansonic Ten
pie one of the prettiest Germans of tn
4 season was danced, the leaders being Mis-
Hester Covington and Mr.. Sam Parke
Burnam- The Opera House Orchestra ful
nished the music, which is always inspil
ing. The dressing was handsome. tn
weather ideal. altogether the affair may b
classed as one of the successes of the lat
winter The chaperons were: Mr.. and Mr.:
T. H. Pickles. Mrs. D.lB. Shackelford, NJ
and Mrs George Goodloe, and Mrs. ]. !
Sfouffer Among the guests were: Mise
Lewis and Hamilton, the guests of Mr.