The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-01-25

Charley Edwards, of Mt. Sterling, at
tended the G. u. G. c. dance Friday
night
Miss Ollie Baldwin left Monday for
Annapolis Nd. She was joined at
Winchester by Mrs. Beckner and her
daughter.
Messrs. J. J. Greenleaf and Merri-
weather Smith went to Lexington last
Monday and attended Jack and the
Beanstalk" Monday night.
Miss Minerva Park Phelps enter
tanned very delightfully."- at five O'Clock
tea, last Thursday in hinor of her guest,
Miss Myers and Mr.. Bush.
Miss Mary Logan left last week to
spend the remainder of the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Lille Keene, who is
studying music in New York.
Mrs. Mary Neale Thompson and Mrs.
G. D. Chenault spent Friday in lexing-
ton attended the reception given by the
ladies of the two chapters of ID. A. X.
Mrs. Ben 4. Powell and daughter,
Miss Jennette Mae Powell, of Jessa-
mine county, returned home Monday
after pleasant visit to relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. L. B. Undertake, former pastor
of the Baptist church, was in the city
several days last week. He is now in
charge of the First Baptist church OF
New Albany.
While attending U. S Court at
Frankfort Messrs. w. 0. Chenault,
w. II. HARDER, G. l.. Searcy and Matt
Gibson were entertained at dinner by
Auditor and Mrs. S. II. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs d. L. Cobb. of Cynthi-
ana, are visiting Miss Mollie Fife.
Mrs. Cobb, who was Miss Jane Patter-
son, was one of the six graduates at
Madison Female Institute in 1886.
Hon. C. ]. Bronston made an address
before the G. u. law class Monday
Hight. The house was well filed and
Mr.. Bronston was greeted with warm
applause. Extended notice elsewhere
Miss Mary Campbell will leave to-
day for Lexington to be the guest OF
Mrs. Philip Wade Grinstead. After
wards she will visit Shelbyville and
Louisville and then resume her work
with the Viavi Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McElwaine left
last week for Lexington to reside; their
departure is regretted. Their little
daughter, who was the light of the
Bales household, will be greatly missed
by its doting grandparents.
The dance given last Friday night by
the G.. U. COtillion Club. was one OF
the prettiest and most enjoyable ever
given in town. The ball room was
festooned with cedar, and brilliantly
lI0ntnd in n lie
glory, and played as only he can. The
Shackelford, Beatty Middleton, Burt
Stockton. ]. L. Greenleaf, |. Shelby
Irvine, Neale Bennett, G.. w. Evans,
Lacy Lee Bright. At intermission
was served a delightful luncheon, af-
ter which all returned to the scene of
gaiety and made merry till an early
hour.
To-day, at 80 p. m, at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. Harriet
Campbell, OH Fifth street, Miss Daisy
Russell Campbell and Mr. James Bal
lew Deatherage will be united in mar
riage by Rev. Jasper X Smith, of the
First Presbyterian church. The at
tendants will be Miss Mary Campbell,
sister of the bride, and Mr.. Sam Bales.
The bride will be attired in a pigeon
blue tailor-made travelling costume :;
her sister will wear a turquoise in visi-
BILE plaid. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Deatherage will leave on a
bridal tour. The bride-elect is Iowa
bic and attractive young lady, whose
gentle and unselfish disposition should
ever inspire her husband to the lOftiest
endeaVOrs to make their married life
supremely happy. Mr.. Deatherage is
the only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
Deatherage, is an industrious farmer
with many friends who join in con-
graduating him upon the winning of
such fan excellent wife. The CLIMAX
can express no better wish than that
they may always be as happy as they
are to-day.