The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30
THURSDAY
IN Society :

following beautifully engraved invitations
have been sent out:
Curtis Field Moberley Cornelius
Frank Matthews Cornelius
In honor of
Miss Elizabeth Parkes Burnam
Wednesday evening, June thirtieth
Nineteen fifteen
nine o'clock. Hotel Glyndon
Richmond Kentucky
Dancing r. ". P.
The last meeting of the Apollo Club was
held with Miss Louise Mckee at her home
on West Main. Following pretty mis-
cellaneous program very delightful so
cial hour was enjoyed. The young people
closed the musical year with merry picnic
at the home of Mr.. Jeptha Chenault on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rhodes Shackelford gave lovely
500 party to Miss Elizabeth Hume and
visitor, Miss Callie Gay, of Clark county,
the past week. Two prizes were given,
one of which went to Miss Isabelle Ben
nett and the other to Miss Laura Bennett.
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One of the very pleasant entertainments
of last week was the banquet given by Mrs.
S. D. Parrish to her Sunday School class
at the church on Thursday evening. A
tempting three course menu was served
and many spicy toasts were given, Mr..
Creswell Carson acted as toast master and
acquitted himself with honor. A pretty
musical program was given by Miss Issie
Million and Mr. Ed. Cobb.
About forty neighbors surprised Mrs. J..
T. Stivers, of Red House, with birthday
party the 18th, each neiehbor taking some
thing good to eat. Mrs. Stivers is sixty
years old and the mother of 81 children of
whom only 6 are living.
A wedding which came as surprise to
their many friends was that of Miss Nancy
Terry and Mr.. G. D. Vance which occur
red in Lexington Wednesday, the Rey. /. ].
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Terry of this city and is girl of fine char:
acter and lovely disposition. She is also
a neice of MIR. and Mrs. Will Crutcher.
The groom is the brother of DIR. Vance
who formerly lived here, and is young
man of splendid business habits and has
made many friends in Bowling Green,
where he IS in usiness. At
ter short trip the couple will return to
that city to make their home. Those who
went from here to the wedding were: Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Cobb, Mrs. Terry and Miss
Louise Terry and DIR. Vance was also pres
enl.
George Blanton and family have re-
moved to Gallopolis, Ohio, where Mr..
Blanton has good position.
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ly as possible. This will help MS wonder
fully
On last Saturday evening Misses Mary
Lee and Annie Margaret holland were
hostesses of a most enjoyable party at
their home near Union City,. A large
number from this city enjoyed their hos
pitality. AT the hour of eleven a most de-
licious lunch was served, concluding very
delightful entertainment
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The Methodist parsonage at Chaplin.
KY, was the scene on Tuesday evening.
the 18th, of happy gathering of friends
from all churches and walks in life,
friends who had come to offer hearty
and sincere congratulations to Rev. and
Mrs. P. F. Adams, on the fifteenth ami
versary of their wedding, which happy
event occurred in Richmond, KY, the
home of both bride and groom in June
1900, the ceremony being performed by
the groom's father, the late Rev. Pey-
ton F. Adams.
The interior of the house was elabor-
ately decorated in asparagus, ferns and
field daises. The entire staircase was
wrapped in the ferns, studded with
daises, which effect was carried out in
the parlor and living room. The man
ties were banked with the fern and tall
vases were filled with daises. In the
dining room a huge mound of sweet
peas was used on the square table, on
which was an exquisite embroidered
cloth bearing the brides monogram.
The bride of fifteen years ago looked as
young and fresh as she did on her first
wedding day when she plighted hel
troth 10 the man of her choice. She
was gowned in an exquisite dress of soft
white batiste deliberately embroidered
and trimmed in lacs. In line to receive
the guests were Rev. and Mrs. Adam.
and their two children, Foster a hand
some manly son of thirteen, and Marie
Eta, the little daughter of seven. Dur
| ing the evening about one hundred anC
fifty guests called and in the presence o
this large gathering, the most beautiful
prayer ever uttered, was offered by Mis-
Houston. 1t was prayer from thu
heart OF loyal friend and was beauti
full mirgling of thanksgiving and en-
treaty, thanks for the unicn of two live
oA'huou iuto Ono, o uhion sndb has oe
come more perfect as the years hav
passed. prayer of entreaty that so use
full couple be spared for long life il
the Masters vineyard.
| During the evening delicious cream
sherbet and variety of cakes wer
served. On three tables in the lowe
hall, gifts of cut glass, silver and line
were displayed,