The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-27

Miss Elizabeth Turley entertained the
recognized Five Hundred Club most de-
lightfully on Thursday afternoon at her
home on the Campus. About twenty were
present and at the conclusion of the games
a lunch OF chicken salad, potato chips,
olives, nuts, sandwiches, beaten biscuit
and hot coffee were served. The prize,
two pretty crepe handkerchiels, went to
Miss Duncan Foster.
Mrs. E. G. B. Mann gave birthday din
ner Wednesday at her residence on Bell
Court, West, I'm honor of her mother, Mrs.
Fannie Friend of Irvine. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Mann, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. K. Mann, Mr. Robert R. Friend of Ir-
vine, KY, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Miller
and Miss Mary Miller, of Lexington, form
erly of Irvine.
The Parent Teachers Association met
on Friday afternoon at the Model School.
The meeting was well attended and an I'M
usually fine program was given. DR.. E. b.
Barnes discussed Child Training" Mrs.
w. A. Langford, Dealing Tenderly With
a Child's Fears" Mrs ]. R. Pates, Sane
Celebrations" Mrs. S. B. Hume, School
Room Decorations" A social hour was en-
joyed at the conclusion of the programme,
Mrs. Waller Bennett being the hostess.
Mrs. wv. Arnold gave Bubble Party
to her Sunday school class Friday after.
noon. The little folks were provided with
clay pipes, soap and water, and happy time
they had blowing bubbles in the air. Many
other attractive features of entertaining
were introduced and the party ended witt
a lovely lunch of salads, beaten biscuits
candies and hot chocolates, which in the
language of one of the tots, "Was served
like sure,nuff grown ladies parties"
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On Wednesday afternoon Miss Man
Arnold entertained the little girls on he
street with an enjoyable party, the occasion
being the celebration of her fifth birthday
Games were enjoyed and nice refreshment
; served.
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A very lovely social affair of last weel
was the series of bridge parties given b,
Mrs. D. L. Cobb at her attractive home il
Burnamwood. On Wednesday afternoon
she entertained the regular Married Ladies
Bridge Club, with number of outsid
friends, and on Thursday, gave another de
lightful party. On both occasions eggnot
was served and this was followed by al
elegant lunch of old ham, chicken. salad
, potato chips, mushrooms and peas, heater
biscuit, hot rolls, coffee and minis. Tn
dining room was very artistic with GU
flowers, while the polished oval table will
I its lace mats and centerpice of carnations
was exquisite. Mrs. Cobb was assisted ii
entertaining by Mrs. J. r. Johnson and he
} mother, Mrs. Agatha Patterson.
, Mrs Varnie Roberts gave surprise birth
day party on January 20, in honor of he
husband, at their new home near Newly
The occasion was one of the most enjoy
able social events of the season. Man,
J games were enjoyed and Mr.. Roberts wa
: the recipient of many beautiful and usefu
> presents A delightful luncheon was serve,
and covers were laid for thirty-five Tn
= dining room was charmingly and artistic
ally decorated in pink and white, and tn
huge birthday cake which adorned the Ger
! ter of the table, wac graced by twenty-five
vari-colored candles.
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: The following is taken from the column
d of the Knoxville Sentinel. Mrs. Smit
It Oldham, of Richmond, KY. is visiting he
), sister. Mrs. Roy M. Newman. Friday a
y ternoon Mrs. Newman entertained in Mr.
}, Oldham's honor, having for her guests til
3 members of the Bon Nor Club Hs
: apartments were beautifully decorated wit
a roses and carnations. After very inte
5, esting game of Five Hundred, dainty r
II freshments were served Several ente
/, tainments are planned for Mrs Oldhal
/. while here"
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> Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. MeCorkle were hos
at an elegant dinner Wednesday when tn,
4. entertained complimentary to Mrs. H.
Hanger, of Richmond, Ky, and Rev. M