The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17

DIR. and Mrs. E. B. Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Broaddus, entertained the
teachers of the Christian church delight
fully on Tuesday evening. A pretty mu-
steal programme was given by Mrs. S. ].
McGaughey and Miss Cynthia Dawson,
which was much enjoyed. DIR. r. L. Tel
ford was the guest of the evening and
made a beautiful talk on "The Human
and Spiritual Side of Christ" The even
ing closed with lovely lunch of sand
witches and orange ices
Not in many months have the music
lovers of Richmond enjoyed more de-
lightful afternoon of music and song than
on Wednesday, when Mrs r. r. Burnam
entertained the Cecilian Club at her home
on the Summit The programme, bril-
liant one, was confined to the compositions
of Beethoven, and opened with the roll
call of the great masters eccentricities.
Those who took part were: Mesdames M.
c. Kellogg, J. R. Johnson, S. J. McGaughey,
Harvey Chenault, Alex Denny, Harry B.
Hanger, and Miss Emma Watts and Miss
Mary D. Pickles. At the conclusion of the
musicale an elegant lunch was served.
Mrs. Burnam was assisted in entertaining
by her daughter, Miss Elizabeth.
The Faculty of the Eastern State Normal
School was most delightfully."- entertained
Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Wren ].
Grinstead at their home on the Summit
An attractive an interesting program was
given, the following members taking part
Miss Maude Gibson, paper on "Histor,
of Designing" Prof. Barnard, manual
Training Then and Now" after which fol
lowed general discussion of Vocational
Training"
The Cotton Ball held at the Capital
Hotel in Frankfort last evening was fol
the benefit of the Equal Rights Associa
ton, and it proved to be a brilliant success
Mrs Thomas Jefferson Smith acted as
chairman of the General Committee.
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Monday evening the parlors of the First
Christian church were the scene of a merry
party, the occasion being a reception given
to welcome the new students of the Eastern
State Normal School The rooms were
attractively decorated with red hearts anc
festoons of ribbons, while valentine souv
enirs were pinned on the guests as the,
were served. A large number were pres
ent and music and games were enjoyed
till late hour. A valentine Contest
was greatly enjoyed, as were solos by Mis-
Davidson Miss Carrie Altman, and reel
tation by Miss Elizabeth Gormley.
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Mrs ]. Hale Dean has as her guests
Miss Hannah Dean and Miss Mary Lewis
of Owensboro, and on Friday afternool
she entertained the first meeting of tn
Young Ladies' Bridge Club in thei
honor. Besides the regular members Their
were present, Mrs. D. L. Cobb and Mis-
Helen Bennett, the latter winning the tJC
ply, silver vanity box. for Mrs. Dean.
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Mrs Dan Chenault was hostess of tn
Married Ladies' Bridge Club on Friday a
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Following tn
games pretty lunch was served, and tn
prize was awarded Miss Mollie Fife, VIII
played for the hostess
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In the parlors of the Baptist church o
last Monday evening pretty reception W.
rendered the Normal students and youn
people of the church. About two hundre
and fifty guests were present and vel
delightful evening was spent. Mesdam,
Hugh Bates, j. w. Smith, Jonah Wager
E. M. HugueIy and Mr.. Stott did the no
ors, and were assisted in serving refres
ments by some of the younger members
the church.
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Quite lovely Valentine Party was Civ,
by the Junior Bible Class of the Presbyl
rian church to Dr. Telford's children, F
day evening. in the Lecture Room of Il
church. A postoffice had heen planne
where each one received dainty valentir
All of the popular games were enjoyed al
the evening closed with a lunch of dc
cious ices and cakes. Misses Currale
Smith, Kathleen Poyniz. Mrs. Chas. Ter
and Mrs. Mary Arbrekle were the direct'