The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-08

AT Mr.. Will Henry's near Mallory Springs
a happy family reunion was held Sunday.
Forty were present, boundfGl feast was
spread out in the big yard under large
oak tree. Delicious meats, salads and
such cakes as you see on Christmas and
many other good things were served.
Watermelons were smiling on the vines
just across the yard fence. Many were
eaten and enjoyed very much. We were
also entertained by music and picture-tak-
ing, etc Those present were: Mr.. Henrys
three brothers and families, Mrs. Henry's
father and mother and one brother, three
uncles, one cousin and their families and
Mrs w. M. Hisle, son and two daughters.
This. was day of pleasure and fun that
will be long remembered by each of us.
May this pleasant occasion occure again.
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Miss Katherine White eharmingly enter
tanned her Bridge Club at her home on
Oak street. Saturday morning. She is a
splendid entertainer and her guests report
royal time
Mr.. William Smith was host of river
party on last Wednesday. The party was
composed of Miss Martha Burke. of Car
linville. ILL.,. Miss Jane D. Stockton. Mrs.
Alex Denny and Mr.. Overton Harder, of
this city. A delicious supper was served.
at the Club Houss-at Clays Ferry. after
which the party motofed to Richmond.
Miss Marie Louise Kellogg gave a de-
lightful picture show party last week to
a number of her friends in honor of Miss
Montague Turner, of New York City, who
is the pleasant guest of Miss Mollie Fife.
Miss Kellogg also entertained a number
of her young friends with an informal
dance at the new garage on Third street
Thursday night.
Miss Callie Miller Shackelford, was hostess
of the Young Ladies Bridge on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on Lancaster
Ave.
Miss Hester Covington, entertained in
formally at Bridge on Thursday morning.
! A marriage of unusual interest is that
of Mr.. Louis Todd, of this city, and Miss
| Porter, of Lebanon, Ky. The marriage
was a quiet one. being performed at the
Hotel Henry Watlerson, in Louisville, KY,
/ "Wednesday al high noon. The groom is
one of our most popular business men. be-
ing associated in the firm of Rice & Ar
mold, for many years. He has many
/ friends who extend heartiest congratula-
tons to himself and charming bride. They
will be at home to their friends at the
Colyer Flats on Second street.
Miss Eugenia Hume was honoree of a
most Beautiful party when Mrs. Harvey
| Chenaut entertained on last Tuesday
morning. In the spacious parlors of her
country home four tables were placed and
here from ten until twelve, FIVE hundred
was enjoyed Miss Mary Louise Deather-
ages score proved to be the highest, and
she was awarded a lovely jeweI-box: the
guest prize was box of silk hoes, and the
consolation was decided by the guests cut
ting for the same. Miss Helen Bennett
won couple of dainty silk handkerchief.
An elaborate luncheon was served at noon,
consisting of meats, ices and after dinner
coffee.
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A marriage of much interest on account
of the popularity of the young couple, is
that of Miss Ellen Gibson Miller and Mr.
Werner Million, which occurred in Jeffer-
sonvilIe, on Wednesday morning at 1890
O'Clock, the ceremony being performed by
the minister of the Southern NJ. E. church
The bride is the only daughter of Mrs.
Mary Bates Miller, of this city. is one of our
handsomest and most attractive girls and
possesses very lovable disposition. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mil
lion, and is rising young druggist, having
recently passed his medical examinations
with high honors He is graduate of the
Cincinnati School of Pharmacy and is as
ISOLATED with the Davis Drug Co., of DAN
vile. He formerly attended the Model
High School of E. X. S. NJ, from which
he graduated several years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Million will make their home in Dam