The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-06-07
PERSONAL.

was over on visit Monday.
Rev. R. J. Hunter of Whites Station,
is visiting in Louisville this week.
Miss Laurina Walker. of Crescent
Hill, will visit Miss Estill Walker dur
ing commencement.
Mr.. John Murphy, of Wichita, Kan
saw, formerly of Garrard county, visited
relatives here last week.
Mr.. J. Archie Bell, of Shelbyville,
will come up on Friday to be the guest
of Mr.. Il. Hood Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Hamilton. daught-
er, and two sons, are GUESTS of Mrs. II.
l.. Gentry, on Fifth street.
Mr.. Chas. L. Smith and daughter
spent Friday at Jackson returning with
collection of mountain flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, of this city, con-
Quoted services on Sunday in Episco-
pal church at Winchester.
Mrs. Kuper Hood has for guests her
mother, Mrs. Hubbard, and her sister,
Miss Hubbard, OF COvingtOn.
DR. and Mrs. L. II. Blanton have is
sued invitations to meet the senior
classes of G. U. tomorrow evening.
Miss Carlisle Walker returned on
Saturday from her school in COnnecti-
cnt, accompanied by Miss Kate Walker.
Messrs. CabelI Chenault and Clarence
f. Woods left Sunday for Lebanon,
where they will remain until Thursday.
Misses Bertha Wilson and Sadie Maui
pin, of Station Camp, visited relatives
and friends in this county the past
week.
Miss Elizabeth Woodford. of Paris,
formerly a student at NJ. +. l., will visit
Mrs. B. w. Turner during commence
ment.
Miss Carolyn Reid, of Mt. Sterling,
will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Chenault, on
Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. Jason Walker and Mrs. Keen,
of Richmond, We're guests Of Mrs. Sam
Bennett, during the Convention
Frankfort Roundabout.
Miss Van Greenleaf will entertain
this evening in honor of Misses Kauf-
man. of Lancaster, Dickson, of Paris,
and Myers, of Covington.
Miss Arabella Fish, of Nicholasville,
who has visited here several times, will
be with her Aunt, Mrs Brutus ]. Clay,
during commencement.
Miss Katherine Blanton will have as
guests, during commencement, Misses
StrOther and Booker, of Louisville, and
Miss Escott, of Shelbyville.
Mr.. NJ. c. Covington. of Caleast, had
an operation performed in Lexington
last week. Mrs. Covington accompan-
led her husband to that city.
Misses Allen and Woodie Brown
ing are at home from Richmond where
they attended Madison Female Insti-
tute during last term.-Winchester
Democrat.
DIR. II. r. Gibson left yesterday morn
ing for Columbia, Ohio. to be present
at the meeting of the American Medi-
cal and Surgical Association, which
convenes in that city June 6, and s.
Mr. Bud Delaney and Miss Donna
Bush, Mr.. Frank Couchman and Miss
Nettie Delaney, of Clark county, are
visiting the family of Mr.. II. ]. Curtis,
of KirksYille, this week.
DR.. Frank NJ. Walker, who has been
at the Hospital College of Medicine,
Louisville, is expected home Friday, and
will have as isguest during commence
ment, Rev. J. Il. Hunter, of Whites
Station.
Lansing Burrows. of Buffalo, New
York, a millionaire who has many rela-
tives in this county, visited DIR. g. w.
Evans and sister, Miss Margret Evans,
a few days last week.
Hons. Jas. B, McCreary,W. b. Smith.
and j. G. Chenault. and Messrs. G. M.
Willging and Clarence +. Woods repre-
scented the Richmond Bimetallic Club
at the big Bimetallic convention at
Louisville last week.
The subscription dance to be given
Friday evening of this week under the
management of Messrs. K. 4. Little, r..
Ii. Collins ana J. G. Venable, will take
place in the Collins building. Werhle's
orchestra, of Louisville will furnish
the music.
The graduating class of Caldwell
High School was Handsomely enter
tanned on last Friday evening, by Prof.
and Mrs. Harvey Brock, at their home
on 9th street. An elegant course supper
was served, and all pronounced it one
Of the most enjoyable events of their
lives.
Mr.. A. B. Overley. formerly of this
county, but now of Denison, Texas, is
visiting his fathers family near Paint
Lick. Mr.. Overley called on this Of
flee Monday and had in his possession
a piece of glass One-quarter of an inch
thick, which was broken from a car
window near Indian Territory by hall
stone.
Miss Lurline X. Logan, of Perry,
Iowa, mailed to friends in this county
programs Of the Perry High School.
from which she graduated June |.
Miss Logan's mother. Mrs. VIM. Logan,
nee Miss Sallie Grimes, is well known
in this city and county. Miss Logan
will visit in Richmond the latter part of
this month.
Mrs. James b. McCreary entertained
a few friends at handsome luncheon
last Thursday. Those present were
Mrs. w. r.. Letcher, of Cincinnati, and
Mesdames Franklyn Hanger, Of Staun-
ton, Va. Anne Walters, b. w. Turner.
l.. II. Blanton, Belle Mcdowell. Mamie
Stockton, Waller Bennett, o. A. Ken
nedy, and Miss Mollie Fife.
Among those from this city who at
tended the State Confederation Of
Woman's Club, at Frankfort last week
were: Mrs. r. r. Burnam, Mrs C.. ID.
Chenault, Mrs. Jason Walker, Mrs. J.
ID. Harris, Mrs. Lille Logan Kean, and
Miss Belle Bennett. Ms. S. Ii. Stone
and Mrs. A. II. Burnam. who are prom
inent in various LADIES' Clubs at the
Capital, were exceedingly gracious TO
the Richmond delegates and visitors
The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Campbell and Mr.. Wood Ballard will
take place at o'clock Thursday morn
ing at Christ Church Cathedral in the
presence of the relatives and intimate
friends Of the couple. Dean J. n. Lewis
will perform the ceremony. Miss Mary
Campbell. sister Of the bride, is to be
maid OF honor, and Mr.. George Van
Stone, OF Toledo, O.. best man. The
ushers chosen are: Mr.. Fred Ballard,
Mr.. Tom Ballard. cousin. and brother
of the groom; Mr.. Andrew Campbell,
brother Of the bride, and Mr.. Albert
Ransom, Of Cincinnati. Lexington
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