The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-31

Friends of the groom here received the
following handsomely engraved invitations:
Mrs. Thomas Jack Ballinser
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Lucy Mills
and
Mr.. William Fish Marsteller
on Saturday afternoon, Auril tenth,
Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen,
at three o'clock,
St. Andrews Church,
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Reception
at half after three
9OS Forest avenue.
Mr.. Marsteller is the son OF Mrs. b. }.
CLAW, of this city. and is well known here
He is a very worthy young man and we
tender congratulations to the happy couple.
The Eustis Lake RegiOnsin writing up
an entertainment which was recently held
in that city, has the following to say OF
Miss Elizabeth Miller, daughter of our
former esteemed citizen, Hon. A. d. Miller;
Miss Elizabeth Miller, as Barbara All
cash, was regal looking and as soloist her
pure sweet soprano was heard to good ad-
vantage. Miss Miller and Mr.. Carl Ferran
did the solo work for the evening and they
,,ere loudly applauded." And in
the last act, Wouldn't You Like to Have
Me For Sweetheart? sung by Miss Eliza
beth Miller and chorus, was loudly encored.
The curtain went down on the entire cast
singing, 4 Don't Want Just Any Little
Girl and only words of praise and appre
citation were heard from the vast audience.
The people here remember with much
pleasure Miss Miller's beautiful voice, ano
are delighted to know that she has made
good in her adopted home. The play IL
which she appeared was entitled, "CupiC
and College" and scored quiet success.
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The annual business meeting of thu
Cecilien Club was held with Miss Julii
Higgins on Wednesday afternoon at whicl
time the following officers were elected
7 President. Mrs. A. r. Burnam; First Vice
President, Mrs. c: w. Pickles; Second Vice
President, Mrs. Leslie Evans; Secretary
Miss Jamie Caperton; Treasurer, Miss Mar
= D. Pickles.
u Mr., Alex Denny entertained his Sunda
school class most delightfully."- on Tuesda
= evening at his home OF Lancaster ave.
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The Parent-TeacherS Association held
most enjoyable meeting at the Mode
, School on Friday afternoon, at which tim
. the programme was given by Mrs. Harr
u Blanton, who discussed "Kindergarte
u Training" and by Mrs. Leslie Evans, VIII
Al read a paper on Training Child's lmas
10 nation" DR.. J. C. Crabbe contributed a
"a interesting talk on The Advantages an
"a Disadvantages of Kindergarten Work
l. Following the programme, delicious orans
y ice and cakes were served. The hostess
y were: Mrs J. p. CulbertsOn, Miss Hanse
., and Miss Dilling.
= Miss Mollie Fife was hostess of the Tue
day Nullo Club. The trophy was won
Mrs. S. J. McGaughey, who played for MI
"A ]. J. Greenleaf.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Kirksvil
" gave a Silver Tea on March 25, at the hon
of Mrs. Joe Hagan from 2:30 to p. 1
- The programme consisted of several piaI
selections by Mrs. M. F. Arbuckle, Mi
Long and Miss Willis, and two vocal nuI
III % Al
is Perfect Day." by Miss Helton. The aft
h. noon closed with social hour when C
L. fee and sandwiches were served. Nj
I'M Hasan is a delightful hostess and all G
AZ joyed the affair most thoroughly.
as Miss Burnam Taylor very charmingly c
of tertained the Sherwood Music Club
hi Saturday afternoon at her home on Broa
ral way. The program consisted of vocal al
CHI instrumental numbers from Wagner and
is paper on his life and compositions. F
rs, lowing the musicale beautiful two coul
IN; lunch of salads and ices was served.
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lis. The Mission Study Class of the NJ.
Al. Church, met on Thursday afternoon W
m. Mrs. B. c. Horton. Thirty members W.
Der present and most pleasant and profita
ty, time was spent. Next Thursday, the
Ist- meeting will be held with Mrs. Hort
who will be assisted in entertaing by N
ar w. H. Park.
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- At meeting of the Boys Glasses of N
Leslie Cotton and Mrs. Joicy Burgin, of
Central Baptist Church, of Winchest
held at the home of Mrs. Burgin, Ro
d ambassador Society was organized. P
z Shepherd was chosen as Chief COUNSEL
and he occupied the chair. The busin
meeting was followed by delightful So
te- hour, light refreshments were served.
in next meeting will be the second week
IT, April
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De Two pretty entertainments were siver
nd the Mansion during the past week.
"a McCreary entertained number of Lex
'es ton and DanvilIe friends at luncheon
re- Wednesday. and his granddaughter.
let Harriet McCreary. of Chicago. who is
us us for the Easter vacation. gave a dance
same evening for dozen of her 20
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