The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-25

EAc~ and smoker given by the
XS9EsE2yN members of Normal City
NSSSSNM Lodge No. I62, Knights
yFCZ of Pythias, at their castle
hall in the OddfeIlows Temple on Thurs
day night. Invitations had been issued by
card to the members and about sixty gal
liant knights responded. A delicious
lunch of old ham, cheese sandwiches Sara
toga chips, pickles, tomatoes and olives
were served, together with liquid refresh
ments of buttemilk, etc. At the conclu-
sion of the repast, which was greatly en-
joyed by everyone present, choice Havana
cigars were passed around, and afiow of
oratory by local speakers added zeSt to
the happy occasion, The object of the
social Thursday night was to instill en-
thusiasm into the members and formulate
plans for big social event in September,
when the wives, daughters and sweet
h arts of the members will be invited
to enjoy an evening of real pleasure with
them. The Knights OF Pythias of this city
are noted for their splendid entertainments,
and their coming event will be looked
foreward to with great interest.
Miss Alice Clark Kellogg attended a
beautiful Five Hundred party in Lexing-
ton last wednesday at the home of Miss
Carolyn Scott. Delicious refreshments fol-
lowed the game and prizes were awarded.
Each guest was presented with beautiful
paper fan. The guests of honor, Miss
Martha Withers, of Mississippi, and Miss
Josephine Briggs, of Frankfort, and Miss
Kellogg We're given beautiful fans of lace
and ivory. Miss Kellogg made the high
est score.
Miss Alice Clark Kellogg, who is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. R. c. Morgan, in
Lexington, entertained with beautiful
card party Friday afternoon.
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Miss Anne Bennett Cohen entertained
yesterday morning with a $500 party at
the home of her grandmother Mrs. Annie
Wasers, on Woodland Avenue, in honor
of her guests, Misses Dorothy Morris, of
Augusta, Ga; Anne Emby, of Paris; Eliza
beth Lyme, of NichoIasville, and Mis-
bee Mccoy, of Greensburg, Ind. Miss
Cohen was assisted in entertaining by her
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Wagers, and
Mrs. A. D. Hedden. After awarding of
prizes, delicious luncheon was served
Those present were Misses Marie Young,
Angelina Mccormick, Lillian Julian, Jane
Young, Frances Wagers, Jane Logan,
Martha Porter, Marie Murphy, Ruth Beard,
Rosette March, Catherine Walker and
Mary Frances Fridays Lexing-
ton Herald.
Miss Mary Louise Deatherage has been
entertaining a delightful house party at
her beautiful home on North Third street
the past week. Those from distance
were: Miss Frances Head, of Lagrange,
and Miss Marie Young and Miss Clugston,
of Lexington.
Mrs. John Arnold gave a most enjoyable
party to her Sunday School Class on
Thursday afternoon. Attractive games
were followed by a lovely lunch of ices,
after which prize was offered for the
best composition on Moses.
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Miss Florence Duncan, of Lawrence.
burg, has been entertaining charming
house party this week
Among her guests is Miss Hattie Lee
Million, of this city, who left Wednesday
to be present at the Dance and Fair.
Mr.. Owen Walker Norris was rendered d
surprise dinner on Saturday, the occasion
being the celebration of his twenty-firs
birthday. About twenty guests were pres
ent and enjoyed most beautifully pre-
pared repast
Miss Elizabeth Blanton entertained will
lovely morning $500 party on Friday ir
compliment to Miss Wilson, the charming
visitor of Miss leila Ford Rice. Twent
guests enjoyed the games which were fol-
lowed by a most delicious lunch. of salad
and coffee. Miss Blanton was assisted ii
entertaining by Miss Laura Isabelle Der
nett
A beautiful party of Thursday evenin,
was that of Miss leila Rice and Mr. Harr
Rice given to Miss Marion Wilson, of LIE,
ington, and Mr.. Tom Smith, of Bardstowr
The handsome home of Mrs John Donald
son was never more attractive than on thi
occasion, with its simple decorations c
| garden flowers and ferns. Delightful
music was furnished by Clyde and Jorde
and at midnight a tempting lunch of salad
served. About one hundred guests wer
present. Those from a distance wer,
Misses Marie Young. Mary Clugton, Mi
bred Taylor and Marion Wilson, of Lexin,
ton; Zerelda Webb, Margaret Thorman an
Mr.. Brock Smith, of Louisville
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A very charming bridge party was give
Saturday afternoon by Mrs Harvey Cher
ault, at her home in the country to Mr.
John Chenault, of Maysviile, and Mrs. 30,
man, of Virginia Several lovely prize
were given, the first going to Miss Hele
Bennett. the guest prize to Mrs. Chenaul
and the BOBBY to Mrs. Henry. A deligh
full lunch followed the games.
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Miss Jeanette Pates gave an Alhambl
, party on Thursday afternoon in honor
iss MEugenia Hume, of Louisville Abol
fifteen were present.