The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-06-21

Ware, at Trenton.
Miss Ada Belle Roberts, of Ruthton.
is the guest this week of Miss Leila
Harris, on Fifth Street.
Mr. WEI Parks, of the Dental De-
partment of Northwestern University,
is here for the summer.
Miss Matte Ferrill. OF Georgetown.
has been the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Ferrill.
Mrs. j. NJ. Feland and daughter, Miss
Farris, have returned to their home in
Clark, after visit here.
Mrs. Mary Hernd6n-Logan is spend
ing few weeks with relatives in Lex
ingtOn and Georgetown.
Mrs. Sarah Frost and daughter, Miss
Jeanette, of Lexington, are visiting
Senator John ID. Goodloe.
Miss Ollie Cosby, of White Hall is
the guest of Misses Fannie and Maud
Adams, of Berea, this week.
Miss Laura Bennett has had for a
guest Miss Annie Louise Clay, OF Paris,
most charming young lady.
Mr.. Allie De Long, of Lexington and
Miss Logan, of Shelby, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Middleton.
Mrs. Polly Green, one of the oldest
ladies in Madison county is visiting
her son-in-law, DR.. John Harris.
DIR. Ernest Jones and bride, of Law
renceburg, were the guests last week
of Capt. w. b. Jones, near Kirksville.
Miss Mary Spencer Smith returned
from Winchester on Friday, accom-
panied by children OF Judge J. NJ.
Benton.
Misses Mamie and Virginia Goodloe
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs
Gregory, of Richmond, this week. =
Danville Advocate.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant, seven-year-
old niece of Mrs S. A. Deatherage.
won the scholarship medal at Bryants-
vile, great honor, especially to one
so young.
Mr.. +. A. Grigsby has returned after
visit to Paducah. He is about recov-
cred from his long illness and is back
at his desk in the insurance office Of
Grigsby & Muncey.
Messrs. J. Speed Smith, Jr., of Louis
vile, Eugene Hume and Warfield Ben
nett, of New York, Curtis f. Burnam,
OF Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, are at
home for vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Spears, the Belle of
| Bourbon county. has been the re-
cipient of numerous attentions since
her arrival here. She is the guest of
Miss Helen Bennett.
Miss Mary B. Smith, of Washington.
ID. g., and Mrs. Whitehead, of Will
iamsburg, daughters of the late Rev.
Green CLAW Smith, are visiting their
cousin, Miss Mary Spencer Smith.
After several years absence DR.. Gold
stein, OF Louisville, who has Justly won
a wide reputation as an optician, re-
turns to Richmond and has rooms at
the Hotel Glyndon. See notice else
where.
Miss Lillian Lanham, who for the
past season engaged as trimmer witt,
the millinery firm of DevOre & Buckley,
this city, returned to her home in
Lebanon SATURDAY.. accompanied by
Master Hugh Buckley.
Mr.. Christopher Field Clay, son Of
MIR Brutus j. Clay, of this city, was
married June II, to Miss EIinOr Wise,
daughter of Mr.. Daniel l.. Wise, of
Boulder, Colorado. where the groom
had been attending the University of
Colorado.
Mr.. w. l.. Crutcher, of Richmond, is
in the city the guest of his aunt, Mrs
Margaret CTutcher, Mr.. Crutcher is
one of MadisOn's most substantial citi-
zens and business men, having been
chief deputy under Internal Revenue
Collector Rodes.-Harrodsburg Sayings.
Mr.. James MallOn and little daugh-
ter, Kathleen, will attend the L. A. w.
State Meet in Richmond, Monday and
Tuesday DIR. A. ID. Price and wife
returned Thursday, from Richmond,
where they went to attend the Central
University COmmencement.-H arrods-
burg Sayings.
Mr.. w. A. Langford and Miss Anna
Belle HARDER were married in this city
on Wednesday last, as fully described
in advance in our issue on the day of
the wedding. They left at once for
southern bridal tour, but will be pres
ent to-day at the marriage of Miss
Mary Pattie and Mr.. viii S. Oldham,
at Farmdale, Ky.
Hon. Letcber Owsley and Miss Hal
lie Hamilton, of Lancaster, were mar
ried on Saturday at Danville. The
groom is well known in Madison and
the well wishes of his friends are ex-
tended. The bride is sister of Messrs
James and Clay Hamilton, of Garrard,
and is prize fit for the prince who
won her heart.
Mrs. r. NJ. Dudley is on a visit to
Mrs. II. p. Dudley, of Waco. Mrs. Dud-
ley is on her way from a visit to her
parents in New York City, to her hus-
band, Dick Dudley, in chihuahua.
Mexico. Mr.. Dudley is engaged in
building large railroad in Mexico and
will probably be there for some time.
His many friends in Kentucky will be
glad to meet his wife.
The German at. Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening last was the swell
est of the year, in point OF numbers,
faVors, decorations, music, etc. Mr..
Cabell H. Chenault and Miss Margaret
w. Chenault led. The figures and
idNOib MciC HONtl anu Dedulliul. OOn-
spicuous among the many visitors were
Miss Elizabeth spears. of Bourbon, and
Mr. j. d. Gay, Kentucky's champion
trap shot. Miss Chenault never APP
peared lOvelier.
Miss Margaret CroOke is entertaining
the following friends at house party
at her home near Kingston: Miss An
ME Rronaugh Engleman, Danville, Miss
Annie Evans Bright and Annie Belle
Woods OF Stanford, Miss Mary Hanna,
of HaTrodsburg, Miss Nellie Peyton,
Lexington, Miss Bessie Redmon, Paris
A number of gallant young men will
also be in attendance, and an enjoyable
time is anticipated.
As fully set forth in our last issue,
Mr.. VIM. Oldham and Miss Mary Pat
tie are to be married to day at Farm
dale, at the old home of the brides
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham will lie
at home at DR.. and Mrs. C.. d. Pattie's,
this city. after June Is. As was to be
expected this popular couple have re-
ceiyed a great number Of presents,
many OF solid silver, cut glass, fine
china, and handsome furniture The