The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-03
IN Society

The Cecilian Club, one of the leading
musical clubs of the city, held an open ses-
sion at the First Christian church, Wednes-
day, February "a. Many of the leading
musicians were present to enjoy this feast.
The following delightful programme was
faultlessly rendered:
l. Largo - dandel
Mrs. Harvey Chenault
2. EvenSong Johnson
Mrs. Pickles
3. No Night There .----L onghurst
Miss holland
a. Sonata OPP. IA, No. 1-- Beethoven
II Allegetto, III Magsiore
Miss Watts
5. The Flower Song -----Bo Booth
Mrs. McGaushey
6. Prelude-Gloria Domini Noble
Mrs. Chenault
Z. Aria from Samson and Delilah
Saint Saens
Miss Traynor
g. March from "Tannhauser" Wagner
Mrs. Kellogg
9. Thou, Oh Lord, Art My Protector
Saens
Mrs. Hanger
10. The Shepherd Boy Wilson
Mrs. Robert Burnam
IL. Know That My Redeemer Liveth
Handel
Miss Caperton
II. Minuet No. 2---------B Beethoven
b Ofertoire ------Bru Bruce
Mrs. Pickles
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In celebration of the thirs:eth anniver-
sary of their marriage, Judge and Mrs. J..
P Hobson were the hosts at beautifully
appointed dinner yesterday at their home
on Shelby street, at which their guests in
cluded Governor James B. McCreary, Judge
Shackelford Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
Walker, Mrs. Lulie Sale, Miss Annie Nourse
and Messrs. Charles, Robert and Joe Hob
son. Spring flowers formed pretty deco
ration for the table, the central ornament
being basket filled with tulips, hyacinths
and jongbils, mingled with maidenhair
ferns. Silver candlesticks holding yellow
tapers and shades added to the beauty of
the table. Toasts for many more years Of
health and happiness for the bride and
and numerous congratulatory messages
were read from distant friends and rela-
tives.-Frankfort Journal.
Miss Marianne Collins had the last meet.
ing of the Young Ladies' Bridge Club and
delightful afternoon was spent. Besides
the regular members, Misses Lewis and
Dean, the guests of Mrs. Hale Dean, were
present. The trophy was won by Mrs
Geo. Phelps, who played for the hostess.
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Mrs. ]. G. BosIey was hostess of lovely
tea on Saturday afternoon, given in com
pliment to Mrs. r. L. Telford and daugh
tiers.
Miss Bessie Miller entertained the Ken
sington Sewing Club very delightfully."- or
Friday afternoon at her home on Lancaster
avenue.
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Mrs. ]. Hale Dean gave beautiful sis
o'clock dinner on Sunday in honor of hei
attractive visitors, Miss Mary Lewis anc
Miss Hannah Dean, of Owensboro. Gov
ers were laid for ten.
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Mrs James E. Brock, of Gates avenue
was hostess Tuesday afternoon at tea a
the St. Louis Club. The ST. Louis Dali,
Globe Democrat of February 81, contains
picture of Mrs. Brock. Her husband, Jane
E. Brock, is brother of our Prof Fl. H
Brock, now the efficient County Superin
tendent of Schools for Madison county
Mr. James E. Brock Is the Secretary to tn,
Board of Directors of the Mississippi Vale,
Trust Co., of st. Louis, Mo-, one of tn
|, largest banking institutions of the South
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} Miss Margaret Parrish entertained tn
NuIlo Club on Thursday afternoon in he
usual charming manner. After numbe
of pleasant games delicious lunch Q
sandwiches, wine, punch. black cake an
nut rolls was served. The trophy was wo
> by Miss Mary D. Pickles, who played fc
' the hostess