The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-13
IN Society

A woman who creates and sustains a
! nome, and under whose hands little child
! rem grow up to be strong and pure men and
women, is creator second only to God.
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy Kellogg.
of Cincinnati, to Mr. Chas. Mclaughlin,
has been announced to take place some time
in February. Miss Kellogg is very charm
ing and attractive young lady and has many
admirers here, where she has visited Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Kellogg.
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Miss Elizabeth Waeers was hostess of
an elegant dinner given during the week
of New Year at her attractive country
home on the Lancaster pike,
The table was especially pretty with CEN
! terpiece of cut flowers, while the place
cards were charming hand-painted affairs
bearing an emblem of New Year.
The menu, most delightful one, was
served in courses. Beside the hostess,
those who enjoyed the occasion were
Misses Hattie Lee Million, Halle Coy,
Mary Wasers and Messrs, Glenn Million,
Nay Coy, Delbert Azbill, Jonah Cox.
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Gle On Friday afternoon at the Christian
church at three o'clock. She was assisted
by Mrs. c. E. Smoot, Miss Elizabeth Turley
and Mrs. T. B. Collins.
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Misses, Elizabeth and Margaret Wilmore
entertained the Nullo Club most charm
ingly on Saturday afternoon at their home
on high street.
Miss Alice Clark Kellogg entertained her
music club, the Apollo, on Monday after
noon at three o'clock.
The subjectwas Nevin and Chopin and
these youthful musicians acquitted them
selves with much credit, interpreting diff
! cult numbers with as much ease as exper-
} fenced artists.
Those who took part on the programme
were Misses Sue Chenault, Mary Louise
Covington, Helen and Isabelle Bennett,
Florence Burnam,! Gladys Smith, Mamie
Evans and Master Coleman d. Oldham
The afternoon closed with a lovely salio
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fount Rice celebrated theil
t Golden wedding anniversary on Saturday
+ January 9, 1915, at their home near Terrill
;. Ky. The entertainment consisted of al
r old-fashioned dinner and reception in thu
afternoon he nome Was Dedulllully ue
q corated with great punches of mistletoe
g tied with yellow ribbon, hanging on TIL
s chandeliers and over the doors and man
o ties Grouped in one corner of the dining
r. room a mass of ported plants formed
background to the glittering table, Will
here and there, white carnations were al
- tistically placed. Covers for thirty wer
!, laid, the color scheme being carried through
~ out the menu, in the ices, minis and CAKE
the latter being in the gold cake-baske
which belonged to the brides grandmothe
In the afternoon about fifty guests a
tended the reception when an elaborat
Is salad course was served. Many costly an
G. beautiful gifts were received.
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The following BEAUTIFULLY engraved al
nouncements have been received by FRIEND
here.
as Mr.. George Ernest Fooshee
"a Miss Kittie Bogard
y Married
K Tuesday January the fifth
IS nineteen hundred and fifteen
pc Golden Pond, Kentucky.
Miss Bosard is well known here whel
she has frequently visited her brother, M
Geo. T. Bogard. She is very beautifl
accomplished and brilliant young lady, vii
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or many friends. Mr.. FooShee is prominel
lie young lawyer of the west, and he is to
lg congratulated in his choice. The hap
ne Young couple will be at home to THEFT frien
al after February the first, at Hope, Ark.
n With host of friends the Climax-Ma
b. isonian joins in wishing them a long al
nc happy married life.
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on Two very scholarly and interestil
papers were heard on Monday afternot
at the Woman's Club, one being given
Mrs. Gilbey Vokens on Charlotte Perki
Gilman" and the other by Mrs. Chas-
a.. Keith whose subject was Racial Distrit
of ton In European Nations" Both WON
m. are capable writers and those who fail
of to hear them missed real treat
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ng Mr.. George Simmons entertained
Sunday School class with most enjoyal
he picture show party followed by refre
ere ments at Joe's on Monday evening.
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,io Mrs S. C. Zinke will entertain the ST
90 ing Club on Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. S. J. McGaughey will be hostess
the Young Ladies Bridge on Stature
afternoon at her home on the Sunni
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III The Cecilian Club will meet this af
noon with Mrs. J. Hale Dean on w
,ea- Main.
his
Miss Elizabeth Burnham entertained
oal- formally at dinner Sunday Prof. and
,estl Neyvland Whitlock, of Missoula, Monta
inc who are guest in this county of Il
old. parents, Mr.. and Mrs Tine Whitlock.
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he Mr.. Kit Hardin and Miss Nancy Adj
were quitely married in the presence O
will terdav at q O'Clock D. m. Elder A.. /. 7
tur HE off5ciafinp. Miss Adams. Is the att
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r
ON Adams az White Hall and will be