The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-06

pIInenIdIy 10 MISS EllZdDeIn SlDDS anu
her visitors. Misses Mary Elizabeth Lackey
and Lucille Gibbs, of Richmond. The table
appointments were most effective, the color
scheme, yellow, being much in evidence,
floral basket decorated with bow of gold
en- tulle serving as centerpiece. Covers
were laid for the following: Messrs. Joe
Prewitt Chenault, Joe Parke, Miller Lack
ey, and Misses Lackey and Gibbs, of Rich
mond; Misses Jeanette and Elizabeth FL
bridge and Charlie Elmore, Messrs. Che
nault Elmore, ]. E. Elmore, Louie and
Frank finder, Arthur Eldridge, the three
honorees and hostess.-Lancaster Record.
Mr.. Gordon Barnes was host of a beau
tiful dining on Wednesday, given to his
graduating class and Prof. and Mrs. D. w.
Bridges.
Mrs. William L. Arnold entertained on
Wednesday with a lovely luncheon in COM
pliment to Mrs. Riley Spears, who is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. r. E. Turley.
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| Judge and Mrs. Clay Arnold, of Lancas-
ter, entertained with a handsome luncheon
on Monday in honor of the Arnold-Old-
ham bridal party.
DR.. Vardv Taylor entertained number
of his community friends at a O'Clock
dinner Thursday at his beautiful home al
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Robinson, Hon.C.L. Searcy, Rev. 30. Beck
A. r. Gibbs, N. Gloomy, H. c. Bonny
Elmer Tate, D. z. Taylor, w. L. Blanton
R. M. Rowland, Jones Lykins, B. F. Bogss
G. S. Mckinney, G. B. Moores and A w
Grinstead. After the five course dinner
was served, Rev. Beck read paper on the
"The Prince of Peace" which was dis
cussed by Messrs. Blanton, H. T. Bonn,
and Mckinney. Mr.. Searcy read paper
Should the u S. Disarm (partially o.
completely In the Interest of Peace" HI
presented strong and convincing argu
ment on the negative side of the question
which was discussed at length by all pres
ent. Prof. Robinson's paper on "Domesti,
ce,"-how secured and how perpetual.
ed-was classical, and elected the wides
! discussion.
Mr.. L. B. Weisenburgh celebrated New
Years morning with smoker at II o'clocl
in honor of Mr.. H. B. Hanger and hi
: guest Hon. J. p. East, of New York City
and Judge Stout, of Versailles. Beside
tho h0ef and s,aeF Of booor oFbar ;p1,;fo,
guests were: Messrs. Waller Bennett, Les
f lie Evans, Jennings Greenleaf, Thompson
4 Burnam, T. H. Pickles, E. B. Barnes, ].
g Crabbe, c. H. Vaught, G. E. Lilly, of thi
d city, and Mr.. Jas. c. Wilson, of Louisville.
i In the afternoon Mrs. Weisenburgh er
tertained her sewing club most delightful,
a The dining room was very attractive wit
e decorations of pink and white roses, an
!. during the hours from to o'clock n
i freshments were served.
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II On Thursday Afternoon at the Hotel Glyr
Is don, Mrs. w. H. Order ives hostess of
g beautiful bridge party. The first prize,
is lovely silver vase, went to Mrs. ]. G. 30
s. ley, while the guest prize, fancy sach'
y bottle, was awarded Mrs. Kellogg.
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On Wednesday at her home on We
j Main street, Mrs. Waller Bennett ente
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Ashbrool
of Lexington, who have been the guests
e relatives here during the Holidays.
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a. Mss Amy Parrish was hostess of Il
n. Mary Pattie Music Club last week at h
d home on the Summit The subject f
10 study was choral and sacred music Miss
" Willie Traynor, Issie Million. Mary Ira
" nor and Amy Parrish took part in Il
is programme.
Miss Eleanor Hagan entertained char
o. ingIy Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
,r- honor of Mrs. Harold Oldham. Five Hu
IL bred was the order ef the entertained
IS. and FIVE tables were used in the gam
I'd The highest score was made by Miss Nj
et- earet Covington; who was awarded de
he of cards. while the guest prize, low
or. blooming plant, was given to Mrs Oldha
I'D The afternoon closed with an elegant lun
q of old ham. chicken salad, sandwich