The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1897-06-23


Prof. Wna. Jackson, healthy, hap
by and han dsome, hailing from Camp
bellsville, is with his brother, Mr.. j.
I. Jackson.
Miss Curd and Miss Escott re-
turned to their home in Shelbyville,
"Wednesday. after pleasant visit to
Miss Kate Blanton.
Misses May Ballard and Helen
Terrill, accompanied by Mrs. Ed.
Ballard, are visiting the Nashville
centennial this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Pickles and
two children, of Lexington, came
over Wednesday last and are visit
ing Mrs. G. w. Pickles.
Commander A. j. Thorpe, of Win
ston, passed through Richmond Mon
day enroute to Buffalo, n. Y, to at
tend meeting of the q. A. z.
Mrs. j. s.. Collins, of Richmond,
has returned home after n pleasant
visit to her parents, Rev and Mrs. C.
X ll.-Harrodsburg Sayings.
Mrs. Josephine Fain and daughter,
of Bowling Green, who are pleasantly
remembered by their many friends
and relatives, are visiting at Ruth
ton. this county.
Mrs Nancy Moberley and grand
daughter, Miss Geneva Moberley
left on Monday for a protracted visit
to relatives in st. Louis and other
points in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Chenault and
son, Joe Prewitt, returned last We'd
nesday from the Nashville EXPOSE
ton. They were the guests of Mr.
w. Tandy Chenault
Miss Estill Walker, of Richmond.
is the guest of Miss Belle Denny ...--.
LIT. Carlo b. Britain, of the U. s.
Navy, who is shortly to marry Miss
Mamie Baldwin, is visiting relatives
in this county.-InteriOr-J Journal.
Mr.. G. f. Woods of the CLIMAX and
Mr.. J. Robert Riggs, representing the
Delta of Sigma NJ, were the only
Representatives of the press of Rich
moRd at the meeting of the Kentucky
Press Associa ton at Nnddlesborough
last week.
Miss Katie Smith is attending a
house party at Miss Virginia Chem
ault's, near Mt Sterling. Miss Emily
Hazelrigg, of Frankfort, lately a
charming visitor of Miss Smith, is
also present. Mr.. Jennings Green
leaf spent Friday with the party.
Mrs. Rodes Quisenberry, of Clark
county, came over on Saturday last
to spend several days with her sis ter,
Airs. Maggie Evans, at DR.. G. w.
Evans, but was called home by tele-
gram on Monday last TO attend the
funeral of her uncle, ThOs. WoodfOrd,
OF Bourbon county.
Mr.. Armer Parrish, Mr.. John Doty,
wife and son, Eagle, Mr.. II. C. Broad
dus, Mr.. G. l.. Searcy and daughter,
Edith, Miss Rosa May MOberley, Mr..
&. w. Pickles and son, George, Mr..
David Freeman and Miss Mary Gate
wood, of Mt. Sterling, left with the
Confederate Veterans for Nashville
on Monday morning.
II. K. Smith, the genial station
agent of the Il. n. I. & b., at Pamela,
passed through Richmond Friday
night enroute to Pineville on q visit
20 relatives. 1t is broadly limited
that Ham will soon wed beautiful
belle of Irvine. The CLIMAX hasteEs
to extend congratulations. a little
premature. perhaps, but not the less
genuine.
The following parties left yester-
day to attend the Chenault Reid nup-
tials at Mt. Sterling tomorrow, the
particulars of which are outlined
elsewhere in the CLIMAX: Misses
Lila and Earle Chenault, Anna
Crutcber, and Messrs. Jno. B., CabeU
H. and Jeptha D. Chenault, Geo. w. |
Evans, Jr., w. S. Hume, Jno. r. Glib |
son, G. w. Tribble, ]. S. Crutcher, T. |
J. Smith and G. E. Woods. The |
bridal party of twenty four were en-
tertained last evening at Miss Reid's |
elegant home, after the rehearsal.
Miss Lizzie Hisle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Hisle, entertained in
a delightful manner the following
young friends on Wednesday after
noon; Misses Geneva Moberley,
sara Burnam, Florrie Rayburn, Mary
Evans, Eleanor Chenault, Evelyn
Smith, Bessie Tribble, and Amos
Grider, of Kansas City. Aside from
the enjoyment of an evening with
the delightful young hostess, her
mother, one of the most noted pastry
artists in the Blue Grass, had pre-
pared bounteous repast and the
young ladies did full justice to the
spread. The occasion will
be long and pleasantly remembered
by the fortunate attendants.
The appointment of Mr.. Brutus ]
clay to the Argentine Republic mis-
sion, which seems highly probable,
renders especially apropos the
following tribute to his handsome
and popular wife. 1t is from that
popular New York magazine,
Form" rightly termed the ''Glass
of Fashion and the Mould of Form"
fine picture of Mrs.
Clay we We're pleased to find this
merited compliment: Mrs. Brutus
Junius Clay has but recently come
into Richmond society, having been
welcomed as bride a little more
than a year ago, but has made her
way into our hearts and has taken
position which no other stranger
hopes to gain. She is very tall, with
a fine figure and commanding carri-
age. Mrs. Clay was appointed Com
missioner to The Nashville EXPOSE
ton by Governor Bradley, and she