The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-09-20
PERONAL-S

Miss Katie DIanton is at home from
Paris.
Miss KelIie Ballard. of Lexington,
is the guest of Miss urruleen Ballard
this week.
DIR r. II. Lewis, of Wilde. is visit
ing is; the city.
Mrs Helen Ford, of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives in this city
Mr.. John Jennings Greeuleaf left on
sunday for the University Of Virginia
to study law.
DIR. Goldstein, the opliciah. viii be
in Richmond on September 20, Tor sew
eral days, at Hotel Glyndon- See al.
Mr.. Frank Carr. general agent OF the
l.. d n. ut Paris. cIiaperoned the Hit
Top Gun Club last Friday over here.
Gov. McCreary will be AN honorary
pail bearer at the burial of Mrs. J.C. s.
Blackburn this morning at Versailles
Mr.. J. b. Sto6Fer is out after severe
illness and that gentleman is shaking
hands on the strength OF his recovery
Mrs. NJ. ]. Haden. of Louisville, is
visiting Mrs Bette Little. Mrs. Haden
is daughter of the late Major Squire
Turner.
Guests of the Harris Golden We'd
ding will be conveyed to and from Bar-
ris platform on a special train, leaving
here at 1880 this p. M, returning at
1880 am.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bales are back
from Big Stone Gap and Jonesville, Va.
At the latter place they were the guests
of Mrs. Maggie Bales Gibson, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Z. j. Bales, OF this city.
Mr.. Gas w. Tribble left for Louisville
this week to take a position in the office
of the Kentucky Whisky Trust. Mr..
Tribbie is one of the most popular young
men of this city, and his departure Is
much regretted.
Mr.. Warfeld c. Bennett leaves
shortly for New York to re-enter the
law department of Columbia Univer-
sity. DIR. Eugene +. Hume. of this
place, is in the medical department OF
the same great university.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage of Miss Virginia Duff
and Mr.. Leon Theo. Webb, of PIP Ala
bama street, Memphis The bride-elect
! is a sister of 1t Travis Duff, and was a
guest last year of Miss Julia Higgins.
Mr.. ]. Robert Riggs has entered the
celebrated Rose Polytechnic Institute,
at Terre Haute, Indiana. Having lead
his class at Central University in 1896
and possessing splendid mechanical
talents, Mr.. Riggs win easily take high
rank with the best students at Rose,
Miss Sue Hume, of Richmond, Mics
Hattie Dobvns of Maysville, and Miss
Jessie Nicely, OF Lexington, are guests
of Miss Elizabeth WoodfOrd ...... Mr. and
Mrs Pierce Winn and Miss Hattie
| Owings, of Mt. Sterling, and Miss
Kathleen Poyntz, of Richmond, are
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Jesse Turney,
at Cedar wn."-Paris Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Severance are
here from HendersonviDle, n. C., to see
their son, Heath, who was very ill.,
We are glad to say they found the little
fellow improving. Mrs Martha Sever
ance and sam Severance came up from
Louisville Saturday night to meet them
Albert is doing finely in his new home.
Stamford Journal.
DR.. Ii. II. Gibson leaves Friday for
Chicago to attend the Mississippi Val
lev Medical Association, which meets
Oct 6 lie also will take a course of
medicine and surgery, the latter under
DR.. Murphy and SEMI, the celebrated
authors and surgeons. During his alb
sence DIR. w. NJ. Gibson will be in
/ CHARGE of his Dractice
Hon. and Mrs. Letcher OWsley, of
Lancaster, passed through here Mon
day morning for Irvine, where Mr..
Owsley spoke to a big court-day crowd
in the afternoon. They returned in
time to catch the night train for home.
| Mr.. Owsley is a brilliant speaker and
no DOUBT helped the regular Democratic
ticket in the free state of Estill.
Miss Willie May Denny, Of this city,
and Mr. 1. V. Steenbergen, of Point
! Pleasant, w. Va, are to be married on
| October IS. The bride-tO-be is the
handsome and lovable daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. X. Denny. Mr.. Steen-
bergen, with his older brother, Mr..
Peter Steenbergen, was a student of
Central University several years ago,
and was well liked for his many excel
lent qualities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
recently gave a novel entertainment at
their cottage at York HARDER, Me-, in
honor of Mr.. John Fox and Mr.. Carey,
the latter OF the Century Publishing
Co. The event was children's party
and all the guests were attired in youth
full garb, Mr.. Page and Mr.. Fox wore
sdilor suits of white duck. and Mr..
Carey, who is a bald, $50 FOUNDER.
wore a baby gown trimmed with baby
ribbon. Mrs. Page sat in large shoe,
surrounded by switches, to receive the
guests.