The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-03-01
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Mrs. W. T. Laferty and Mrs.
Clarence Lebus, of Cynthiana, are
guests of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Harder.
Mrs. G. f. Burnam entertained at
dinner Friday evening in honor OF Miss
Susan Hume and her guests.
Miss Maydwell, of Campbellsyille, is
visiting Mrs. G. NJ Willging on West
Main street and Mrs. A. NJ. White.
Misses Margaretts Smith and Floria
Chenault will go to Louisville tO-mor-
row to be the guests of Miss Booker.
Misses Helen and Laura Bennett en-
terained at Cinque Monday evening,
in honor Of Misses Burnam and Overall.
Miss Julia Higgins will probably re-
turn next week from Washington, stop
ping over short while at Huntington.
Miss Maria Lewis Booker, of Louis
vile, who was the guest last week of
Mrs. J. Louis Booker, returned home
Saturday.
On Tuesday evening, March the
seventh, The Richmond Social Club
will give its next German. Mr.. w. r.
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Mrs. Kate Adams Milward and son,
Mr.. Geo. Milward, and her nephew
and niece, Arthur and Mary Joplin, OF
Lexington, are visiting Miss Sudic Rus
sell.
Miss Florence Overall, the charming
guest of Miss Susan Hume, returned to
st. Louis yesterday. She made many
friends here who will warmly welcome
her return.
Mr.. Spencer Smith, of Harrodsburg,
was the guest of his brother, Mr.. Mer-
riweather Smith, of c. u, last Tuesday.
He attended the dance given by the G..
U. Cotillion Club.
Mr.. Z. W. Turner, who returned on
Saturday from visit to Missouri, went
on to New York for his spring goods,
which he promises will be as handsome
as any ever brought to this city.
Mr.. Harry B. Hanger tells us that
he has rather enjoyed the balmy.weath-
er of the recent past in Michigan,
where the thermometer was no higher
than-aand as low as 10 degrees below
hello.
We are in receipt oil a delightful let
ter from Rev Edmund II. Burnam, of
Luray, Va, enclosing cash for the Gil
MAX for next year. His cOmmunica-
ton is of such general interest that we
regret he imposes silence upon us.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Smith. Jr., will
shortly begin housekeeping in the Sim
mons property on Lancaster avenue
next to Mr.. J. +. Greenleaf. The
house will be overhauled and when
complete the interior will be one of the
most attractive in our city of beautiful
homes.
w. d. Weatherford, of West Lincoln,
was in Danville Monday. Mr. Wealth
erford recently returned from soiourn
in Philadelphia, where he went for
the benefit of his health, and is now
looking and feeling better than he has
for long time.-Danville Advocate.
DR.. Hugh r. Gibson left on Sunday
Tor the East TO he gone several weeks.
In his absence his practice will be
looked after by his brother, DR. w.
Moss Gibson. DR.. Gibson will visit
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
In the latter place taking post gradu-
ate course in Medicine and Surgery.
At a meeting in Washington CITY,
Miss Lucritia Clay was unanimously
elected State Regent for Kentucky.
Miss Clay is the only daughter of James
B. Clay and a grand daughter of the
great Commoner. Her election is a
source oil satisfaction to her many
friends who feel however that it was
no more tnan merited honor.-Lex-
ington Gazette.
Miss Susan Hume was hostess at a
most enjoyable euchre party Thursday
evening. About thirty couples were
invited to meet Misses Burnman and
Overall. The game lasted till twelve
O'Clock, after which delightful refresh
ments were served. Then beautiful
prizes were awarded, and all present
pronounced it one of the most delight
full functions of the season.