The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-06

membess of the State Bankers Association
and their wives. The reception will be
gwen at the Executive Mansion and prom
ises to be the most brilliant society event
of the fall season.
To Be Married October FL
The following invitations has been is
sued: Mrs Hiram Berry requests your
presence at the marriage of her niece, Clint
Berry Cunningham, to Mr. George Viii
liam Jackson, at Juniper Hill. Thursday,
evening at 8 O'Clock, October 81, 1915,
Frankfort, KY" Cards reading as fol-
lows were enclosed with the invitations:
At home, after November Is, "a Saragossa
Street. St. Augustine, Fla.-Louisville
Herald.
The first fall meeting of the Boones-
borough Chapter was held with Mrs. Sam
Phelps, at her home in the country, on
Saturday afternoon. The attendance was
unusually large and the program given by
Mrs. A. r. Burnam, Mrs. E. T. Burnam
est. The first paper read by the regents,
was tribute to the late Mrs. Walworth,
prominent member of the D. A. R., and
woman of lofty character. The second,
given by Mrs. Caperton, was recital of the
experience of Mrs. Margaret Paule, one of
the pioneer women, on her way from Vir-
ginia to Kentucky. This article was die
tated by Mrs Paule to her grandson, AL
len Caperton, an ancestor of the late Col.
J. w. Caperton. and hence was of special
interest. The current events were charm
ingly given by Mrs. E. T. Burnam, who
injected her strong personality into her
recital of the same
The last and very delightful number on
the program, was the delicious lunch of
salads and ices to which the guests did
ample justice.
Mrs. Warfield, was hostess of an inform
al, but charming Bridge Party on Tuesday
afternoon, given in compliment to Mrs.
Carlo B. Britain, of Washington City.
A real treat was given the music lovers
of Richmond, on Friday evening, when
the Federated Clubs held an open Session
in the Normal Chapel The four musical
clubs of the city, the Sherwood, the Cecil
ian, the Apollo. and the Mary Pattie, all
took part and gave the public beautiful
program. Prof. ]. G. Koch and Miss Eva
Wright, of the Department of Music of the
Eastern State Normal, very kindly assisted
and added to the pleasure of the evening.
Following is the program in full:
Piano Solo-Murmuring Zephyrs
Mis- Mary Louise Covington
Vocal Solo-Selected --- Miss Davis on
Piano Solo-Valse .Denee
Miss Alice Clark Kellogg
Vocal Solo-From Persian Garden
M Mrs. Irvine Ballard
Piano and Cello-------------.
Misses Turley and Telford
Vocal Solo-(a) Lullaby Jocelyn--G Goddard
(bl The Dove----Saar
Miss Elder
Piano Selected Miss Isabel Bennett
Vocal Solo-(a) At Dawning. Cadman
(b) Lilac Time ------W illeby
Miss Caperton
Piano Solo-Selected Miss E. Burnam
Vocal Solo-Memories.- Cadman
Miss Mary Traynor
Cello Solo-Selected Miss ]. Telford
Piano Solo, antique SArmour. .-Listz
Mrs. A. i Denny
Vocal -From/the Land of the sky
Blue Water. /--------C admafi 0
MrsA. B. Hanger 4
Piano, Cello an Violin Misses TeL SUI
Chorus-(a) 4 Old Madrid gu wa
(bl6Iumber Boat Shor
Mary Pattie Club bel
W.
i,o'es Estate Irn;. net
Tb|Alumnae Club of S'a,e UNI
vepS is asking the .e% w rluDs 10 90,
h in movement to an a '"oman's GOV
Aiding for the univeE a. :. -.
ro unde5 the ,s,l library place library Of
ONE description evedy c Men'uckS town ton
where there is a fraied Club D.
In ,ho - Ale Herald of Sunday at
,trikine aure of Mrs. Thomas ]. n
,rni,6 thaewly appointed chairman of NH,
ho2 Po,;tY Science Committee of the ~
yderatK Ii
me CIub vii 10 ho,5 -. 49, the
te,Son,, Oct. IL, at half past two at the Lev
rooms. N
the meeting of the D. A. R. Satur- Gin
the following ladies were elected Sho
the Boonesborough Chapter p
lie State Meeting in Frankfort the last beer
October: Mesdames c. D. ChenauIt son
Phelps, Hugh Bates, Lewis Neale, las M
Caperton, E. T. Burnam, Will Collins. daul
It E. Lilly, and Misses Laura Bright jam
Jennie Parks after
1nson county is to establish 100 city,
hight schools Those who made
hes in the interest of the same on
friday were: Prof. T. j. Coates, Super.
dent Meade, and Rev. Stambaueh.
is to be great rally at the court HI
), at Cattletsburg Saturday at which nom
Mrs T. J. Smith, Hon. M. M. Logan to
udge John F. Hagar, will speak. cour
Woman's Club, of Lancaster, is o'clo
ne with the commercial Club in rails crow
oney to be used in the Park improve room
Large sums have been subscribed Man,
is purpose. distiI
Women over the State are urged Blacl
n the Woman's Peace Party. Also err an
We special program In the r1,raI dwell