The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-16
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Alumni Banquet which celebrated its sew
enth anniversary on Friday evening at Sui
Ivan Hall. The welcome address wa,
given by Mr.. o. v. Jones 1910 and Mr.. A
B. Crawford Is responded. The spaciou.
dining room was lovely with fragrant
flowers and dazzling lights Three Ions
tables were placed near the room and these
were exquisitely decorated with baskets Of
pink roses and sweet peas. Mr.. Chas- A
Keith acted as POSTMASTER and did the
honors right royalty; with quick repartee
and ready with he enlivened the hours
with laughter and and good cheer. His
subject was "Life's Little Adversities'
Those who responded to toasts were: Mr..
Homer Reid who took the place of Mr..
Neace of the class of 1910 and gave "Life's
Little Hints. Miss Heverlo, "Life's Little
Pleasures" ]. Warren Chrisman, 1914,
"Life's Little Frivolities". The last toast
was given by Mr.. T. H. Pickles, "Life's liz
tie Bygones''
The Banner for attendance was won
by the class of 1912, % per cent of the
class being present: A most enjoyable
feature of the evening was the violin trio
by Misses Mckee and Telford and Mr.. Joe
Giunchigliani and the violin solo by the
latter, with piano accompaniment by Mrs
S. ]. McGanghey.
The following handsome engraved invi-
tations have been issued
Mrs. Edmund Tut Burnam
AT Home
Wednesday afternoon, June the sixteenth
From three to six o'clock
Richmond, Kentucky.
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Miss Josephine Covington, the attractive
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton c.
Covington, entertained number OF
friends on Saturday afternoon with a
hay-ride which ended at the cave at Cal
east, where the chaperons took the party
through the cave. The afternoon was a
very delightful one and ended with a
tempting lunch on the ground.
Mr.. John NJ Foster, son of Mrs. Lizzie
w. Foster and Miss Bessie Schnell, of
Nashville, Tennessee, were united in mar
rage last Thursday morning at ten o'clock
at the home of the bride After aNorthern
trip the young couple will return to Nash
vile to make their home Mr. Foster is finely
educated and is man of splendid business
qualifications. For several years he has
taught in one of the Southern schools
being professor OF manual training and
mechanical drawing The bride is young
lady of culture and possesses many per-
sonal charms. With a large circle of
friends we extend congratulations.
Mrs. Dan Wallace was hostess of a
beautifully appointed dinner on Tuesday
evening at six o'clock. In the center of the
table was a wicker basket filled with pink
roses and asparagus, and surmounted by
soft bow of tulle AT each plate crystal
candlestick, tied with the same colors,
pink, and containing a lighted tapir was
placed, Handpainted cards bearing the
initials of the guests and also some per-
sonal characteristic, afforded much amuse-
ment as they were being seated. An ele-
CANT five course menu was served. The
following guests were present: Misses
Hansen and Dilling, Mesdames ]. R. Pates
w. J. Grinstead, Gilbert Grinstead, ]. w.
Hamilton, George Goodloe, r. E. Turley,
George Simmons, E. B. Barnes and Elmer
Deatherage.
Mr.. Owen Walker Norris and sisters, en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at their home
on East Walnut street few of their friends.
Those who enjoyed their hospitality were
Misses Cummins, Stivers, Riddell and
Eads, of Lexington, Misses Byrd, of Cow
ington and Merrinne of Paris, Miss Maup-
in, of Kingston and Messrs. ]. L. Jones,
of Cincinnati, Oscar Stanifer, Russell
Dykes and Green Powell of this city.
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The engagement of Miss Mae Taft Riley
of Versailles, to Mr.. Lewis MacLosey, of
New Jersey, has been announced, the we'd
ding to take place at an early date Miss
Riley is well known here where she has
visited Miss Russell Stouffer and is most
attractive young lady.
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Miss Annie Lee Hisle, the attractive
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Armour
Hisle entertained about thirty of her
friends on Sunday afternoon from three
to five. in honor of her sixth birthday,
at the home of her parents, Mill Grove.
The porch was beautifully decorated,
the color scheme being pink and white
were carried out in every detail. De-
liehtful music and games were enjoyed.
A fish pond afforded the greatest
amusement, after which delicious ice
and cake were served. Each OF the lit
folks went away wishing their young
hostess many more such happy BIRTH
days.