The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-04-12

VII NY
Judge P. H. Sullivan and family have
taken rooms at Mrs. Maria Lynn's on
Third street.
Misses Mary and Luella VIM, Of
Plat City, Mo-, are the guests OF Miss
May Ballard.
Miss Lorrette Gartrell, of Mexico,
Mo-, is the charming guest of Miss
Laura Lynn.
Miss Rosa Justice, OF Winchester.
arrived Tuesday and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. R. P. Fox.
Mr.. Allen Earring was present at the
Buckner-Cassidy nuptial at Mt. Sterl-
ing last Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Turley is visiting Mrs.
Walker Mckinney, nee Miss Halle
BOggs, at Winchester.
Misses sudie and Dora Russell were
the guests of Mrs. j. Tevis Wilkerson,
at Lexington, last week.
Miss Annie Owen, of Red House, has
returned home after pleasant visit to
Miss Lena Parker, on North street.
Miss Virginia Chenault, of George
town, is the attractive guest of the
Misses Pendleton Winchester Dem
ocrat.
The Stanford Journal says that Miss
Nannette Heath was engaged to give a
dramatic recital at the opera house last
night.
Miss Willie X. Hooker, of Pine Bluff,
Arkansas, visited Mrs. J. G. Chenault
and Miss Temple Oldham several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fulton, of Kan
sas City, and Mrs. Bette McComas
and son, of Chicago. are visiting Mrs.
Nancy Moberley.
Mrs. C. w. Ware. of Trenton, is the
guest of Mrs. C. III. Vaught. Mr.. and
Mrs. Win Ware were also guests of
Mrs. Vaught last week.
Mrs. VIM. II. Miller entertained
twenty guests at fine dinner on Sat
urday in honor of her handsome guest,
Miss Hooker, of Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mrs. Lille Logan Kean arrived from
New York last week. Her entertain
ment in Masonic Hall last evening
gave every promise of being largely at
tended.
Mr.. T. II. Clay, Jr., and Miss Bessie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner
Woodford, will be marrid at the home
of the bride on the 10th inst.-Paris
Reporter.
Mrs. ]. M. Smith has returned from
Louisville, where she visited the fash
ionable dress-making establishments,
preparatory 10 beginning her spring
sewing in this city.
Mr.. "Soph' Grimes, of Cynthiana, is
here for few days. Mr.. Grimes, with
the exception of Tommy Harding, was
the best pitcher ever at c. U. He was
also a slugger.
Prof. Van Norman entertains the
Prandennial Club tomorrow evening at
the State Bank and Trust Company
building. Subject: Shall Office of
Judges Be Elective?
The marriage of Miss Margaret
WOodford, daughter of ]. I. Woodford,
OF Montgomery county, and w. w.
Gay, a prominent young farmer OF
Clark, is announced for Goth inst.
Mr.. w. w, ,Pigg, of Richmond, pre-
scented to his namesake, VIM. Boggs, OF
near NicholasvIlle, watch and chain
costing $40, in honor of his twenty
first birthday. -Jessamine Journal.
Mrs. Lena Baldwin Shanks, of Stan
ford, and Miss Ollie Baldwin, of this
city, are at the bedside of their sister,
Mrs. Mamie Baldwin Britain, at An
napolis. Mrs. Britain is some better.
Mrs. J. B. Parks, of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. @. w. Owens .......Mrs.
@. ID. Chenault, Of Richmond, is WISH
ting her mother, Mrs. S. G. Humph-
reys, at Summers Forest. Wood
ford Sun.
Honorable mention for excellence in
work has been awarded Miss Estill w
Walker, of this city, at the University
OF Chicago. Honorable mention is made
of those students whose records aver
age for six months above B. on the
system of marking adopted by the Uni
versity.
Mr.. Charles d. Miller is enjoying q
well-earned rest from his topographic
duties, by quiet sojourn to his native
home in Estill. Under the Inspiring
shadows of Sweet Lick Knob Charles
will doubtless indict the poem, "Come
Back To Me, Sweetheart" to his New
Orleans girl whom he has not heard
from since the war.
Miss Van Greenleaf, Of Richmond
Miss Sue Douglass, of Winchester, and
Miss Louise kaufman, Of Lancaster