The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-04-26
PERSONAL.


Jessamine, are guest Of Mrs. Lizzie
March.
Messrs. Little and Venable are en-
cheering an impromptu dance for this
evening.
Mr.. David Edmiston, of Crab Orch
ard, is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. w.
Burgin.
Miss Nellie O'Brien came oyer from
Danville Friday and visited Mrs. E.
V. Elder.
Mr.. w. b. Boen, of Lexington, spent
Sunday with his fathers family near
Kingston.
Mr.. R. D. Campbell left last week
for trip to Columbia and other points
in Missouri.
Mr.. C. C. Wallace attended the meet
inE.Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee at Louisville last week.
Miss Lucy Crooke has returned to
Louisville. As the guest of the Misses
Harder she made many friends.
Mrs. T. II. Hart went Sunday to
Cynthiana, to attend the bedside of her
nephew, Telix A. Burns, who is danger
ously ill.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry L. Perry were
among those who attended Nat Good
wins performance at Lexington last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins visited
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Higgins at Stan
ford last week, says the esteemed Inter
Tor Journal.
Mrs. II. C. Ship, nee Miss Jennie
Ferrill. of Georgetown, arrived last
week and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Oldham.
Mary Spencer Smith is at home from
Frankfort, Ohio, where she spent
several months with Rev. and Mrs.
Rogers.
Miss Bessie Miller stopped over here
on her return from Mt Sterling where
had been visiting relatives and friends
the past winter-Lancaster cor. Mt.
Vernon Signal.
Miss Carlisle Chenault quite captured
the younger set with her barn dance
last week. 1t was pronounced the
most enjoyable event Of the year by
far. Nearly two hundred persons at
tended.
We are pleased to see the County
Judge out riding with his family last
week. Judge Sullivan's health is i'm
proving and we hope he will soon be
entirely recovered.
Miss Mary Varnon has received
from the Interior Department at WASH
ington notice that her application as
practicing attorney before it has been
favorably acted on.-Stanford Journal.
Misses Mona and Lucy Prather, of
Valley View, came up Monday to at
tend the Caldwell High School Contest.
They returned yesterday, accompanied
by Miss Nancy Hall, who will spend
the remainder of the week with them.
Miss Cramer, Miss Temple Oldham's
accomplished milliner, is now in Gin
cinnati studying the new styles in
ladies' summer headdress and Miss
Oldham promises her patron larger
ard better selection OF styles than ever
before.
Gen. Geo. o. Watts will leave on Sat-
urday for Fort Worth, where he will
meet his brother, who resides in Ken
lucky, and together they wilI 80 to the
ranch belonging to Gen. Watts
brother, and remain there about four
weeks.-Alexandria, La, Town Talk.
Mr.. Sidney G. Clay gave dinner
Saturday evening in honor of Squire
Turner, Thos. Biggerstaff, George Ham
ilton, R. H. Winn and John F. King,
of Mt. Sterling. A dozen gentlemen
from Paris we're also guests. The din
ner was informal but elegant.-Paris
Reporter.
News comes from New York of Mr..
Francis Douglas good torture and good
looks in the metropolis" says the Lex
ington Herald. "His column of sport
ing news in the World is pronounced
by competent critics to be wonderfully
able, and a brilliant career is predicted
for him in his chosen profession"
Miss Lydia Mckee and Mrs. Richard
j. Mckee, Of Richmond, came to this
city on Wednesday TO attend the per-
Torrance Of Mr.. Nat Goodwin on
Thursday night. They will remain in
the city for week or SO. During their
stay in the city they will be the guests
of Mrs. r. ]. McKee's mother, Mrs.
James McKenna, on West Main street.
Gazette.
Mr.. John B. ChenauIt, of Richmond,
and Mr.. John S. Smith, of Paris, the
former Commonwealth Attorney in
this district, who are candidates, re-
spectively, for the Democratic nominal
ton for Auditor and Attorney General,
we're in Versailles Thursday. They
are ably qualified for the offices they
aspire to and both gentlemen have
many friends and followers in this
county Woodford Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Grant Evans, form
erly Of Richmond, have taken rooms at
Mr.. J. s. G. Bronaugh's and will be
pleased to see their friends..... Mr.. and |
Mrs. Z. c. Boggs entertained Rev.
Robert G. Frank and bride at a six
o'clcck tea Thursday evening, April 70.
The following guests shared the hospi-
allties Of the evening; Rev. and Mrs.