The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-29
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table while trays containing dainty bon
bons in blue and white, completed the
pretty and patriotic picture. Mrs. Chen
ault was assisted in entertaining by her
charming daughters, Mrs. Davis Buckner,
and Miss Lucy Chenault, and Miss West,
of Lexington. Those who attended the
affair from Richmond were: Mesdames
A. r. Burnam, NJ B. Arbuckle, Mary
Bates Miller, E. T. Burnam, ]. w. Caper-
ton, Frank E. Jennings, Grant E Lilly,
Lewis Neale and Miss Emma DeJarnette.
The Federation of Musical Clubs, of
Richmond, will have am open session in
the Chapel of the Normal School Friday
evening at eight o'clock No admission
fee and the public is cordially invited.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock the an
nual business meeting will be held with
the president, Mrs. M. c. Kellogg, at her
home on the Summit All members are
asked to be present.
On Friday the oath of September, Mrs.
Sarah DeJarnette celebrated her seth
birthday. The day was spent very quietly
but pleasantly with her Immediate family.
She was nicely remembered however, by
her many friends who sent fruit, flowers
and cards, all expressing their love aud
interest.
The Board of Directors of the Federation
of Women's Clubsmet at Louisville We'd
nesday morning at the Seelbach Hotel
After business meeting an elegant lunch
con was served,
The first meeting of the Sherwood Club
for the year was held with Miss Elizabeth
Turley on Saturday afternoon at her home
on the Campus.
The program, miscellaneous one was
especially pretty. Miss Josephine Telford
was elected to membership in the club af-
ter which the meeting closed with lovely
ice course. The next meeting will be
with Miss Cynthia Davidson.
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On Monday atInoon Mr.. John Deather
age Twas rendered a''surprise birthday din
ner by his nieces, nephews and cousins.
The affair had been planned so as to come
as indeed surprise. Mr.. Nath Deather
age called and took the guest of honor
for a ride in his car and while they were
away from home the preparations went
forward. On their return spread, such
as only Kentuckians can prepare, was set
before them. Mr.. Deatherage was kindly
remembered by many friends besides
handsome chair from his nieces and
nephews. This was his 80th birthday and
numerous cards expressing good wishes
were received from friends far and near
Probably fifty ladies and gentlemen
were present. Hon w. L. Crutcher made
a few remarks on the family genealoey.
Mr.. Deatherase's grandmother, Lucy
Phelps, was one of the pioneer families of
Boonesborough and remembered the Gallo
way girls and their capture by the Indians,
and their return to the fort. She often
told her children of this event with tears
in her eyes. She was the first woman to
be married in the city of Louisville. The
Deatherage and Phelps families are the
Oldest in the county and they have always
been law-abidins, good, honest citizens.
Mr.. John Deatherage is the youngest of
the older generations and Col. NIB. Death
erage who sat next to him around the
festal board, is the Oldest of the younger
generation. Madison county is proud of
its ancestry and honors the name of
Phelps and Deatherage
Mr.. Deatherage is hale and hearty for
one of his years. The tender love of his
devoted relatives touched him very deeply
and filled him with much happiness. He
is gentle soul who leaves his impress on
all who come in contact with him. May
many more very happy birthdays be his
lot
Little Miss Margaret Brumfield enter
tanned about eighteen of her little friends
in honor of her 9th birthday, at her home
on Big Hill avenue. Refreshments were
served, and the occasion greatly enjoyed
BY these little ones.
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Saturday, Oct, End. at P M. the D. A.
R. will meet with Mrs. Sam Phelps at her
home in the country.
Mics Roeeia Co,,;nato ar4art.;,,o5 ,.,;tk
a beautiful luncheon on Monday in honor
Of Mrs. Pollard, of Lexington, who is the
guest of Mrs. Vernon Leer
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A lovely event of Tuesday, was the
luncheon given by Mrs. George Phelps at
The Happy Hour Tea Room. the guests
Of honor being Mrs. Carlo B. Britain, of
Washington, and Mrs. Frank Jennings, of
Florida.
Miss Elaine Million celebrated her
welfth birthday with lovely AIhambra
'arty given Monday afternoon to twelve of
Ter little friends Following the perform
lnce the guests repaired to the home of
he hostess on North ST. where delicious
ces were served.
Personal /
Phone 6ss or $50 for all personal items.