The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-31

Miss DOllle Wllllams, oil Lexington,
and Mr.. r. +. Burnett, of Boston, will
shortly be married.
Miss Julia Bush. of Dodge, Clark
county, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J.
Curtis, Of Kirksville.
Mrs. Laura Thompson of Mt. Sterling,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Neale
Bennett, on Main street.
Mrs. Della Ramsey Kenney enter
tanned handsomely at her beautiful home
near Danville last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Prewitt Gay
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
ID. Chenault, at Cumberland View.
Misses Bessie Hockaday and Mary
d. Ballard, of Silver Creek. were the
guests OF Miss Bessie Turley last week.
Mr.. John B. Chenault has been con-
fined to his bed for several days. Mean
while friends throughout the State are
attending TO his race for Auditor.
Mrs Henry /. Perry entertained a
few of her friends at a dining on last
Wednesday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Daisy Hart, of Somerset.
Mrs. Bette Mcdowell, having fin
ished her visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Sweets, in Louisville, went TO
Cynthiana Saturday to visit her daught-
er, Mrs. J. Irvine Blanton.
On Friday night, June 8. there will
be large programme dance given un-
der the auspices of the old Junior
Social Club. Messrs. r. Z. Little and
II. IL. Collins are managers.
Miss Mary Pattie is the guest of the
family of Rev. II. Glass;. Rev. Gilbert
Glass, pastor of Presbyterian church at
Ford, is visiting his father, Rev. Har-
vey Glass.-Somerset Paragon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgar, of De-
trOit, are guests of MIR. JOnh j. Craig
and family. Mrs w. +. Booker, of
Louisville, will also arrive tomorrow to
be with them.-Danville Advocate.
Mrs. w. d. Oldham leaves this week
for visit to her sister, Mrs. II. g.
Ship, at Georgetown. Master Ronald
Oldham left last week for the above
city, where he will spend several weeks.
Much to the regret of that large cir
Gle of friends in which she was such
genuine favorite, Mrs. Vernon Beggs
left on Friday for st. Louis, after
pleasant sojOurn in Her Old Kentucky
Home.
Mrs. e. S. Holton and Charles Z.
SmOot attended the State convention
of Homeopathic, at Louisville last week
during Dr. Holton's absence Mrs. Hol-
ton was the guest of Col. j. J. Nc
Dowell, Business Manager of the En-
quirer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Hume and family
leave to-day for a three months So
journ to California. Mr.. AL. Curtis
will probably go to New Orleans. Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Middleton will occupy
their residence during Mr.. and Mrs.
Hume's absence.
Mr.. Homer Sanford Newton, son of
Mr.. B. j. Newton, former editor of the
CLIMAX. and Miss Henrietta Virginia
Beck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Beck, of Owenton. will be married June
! IA. Richmond friends extend congratu-
lations and well wishes.
Mrs. Stanton Humes' recent enter
tainment in honor OF Mrs. Nobel Ter
rill Beggs, of St. Louis, was altogether
one of the most charming social func-
tons of the year. Mrs Beggs enioyed
her stay here and her friends we're
sorry to give her up.
Mr.. Will Willis, formerly of the
firm of Stockton & Willis, and one OF
.he proprietOrs of the first Hotel Glyn-
don, this city, was here on Monday.
He is travelling freight agent of the g.
& o railroad. This is his first visit
here i'll about nine years.
Mrs. Geo. Castleman, of Louisville, is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Pryor. Mrs. Castle.
man expects to sail for Europe early
in the Fall, to be present at her sons
debut which takes place in Paris
France, where he finishes his musical
education. He sings in Grand Opera
1t was with much pleasure that Mis-
Estill Walkers friends welcomed hel
home from the University of Chicago
where she has, as we confidently pre-.
dicted last fall, won great distinction
in her studies. AS this institution hal
students from all over the world
Miss Walkers achievement is all til,
more notable
; Mrs. Mary Harris, of Harris, Texas
arrived on Monday and is visiting he
, daughter, Mrs Talitha Arbuckle neal
Kirksvillu. Mrs. Harris is eight,
years of age, but there are few ladie
as old who retain their faculties s.
i unimpaired. She has fifteen great
1 grandchildren, the eldest being Mr.
VIM. Il. Letcher, Jr., Of this city, VIII
is the apple of her age.
: Mrs. Harrie Miller Winn came owe
Q from Winchester on Saturday to visi
1 her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller
5 Mrs. VIM just missed by one day he
. cousin, Mrs. Vernon Beggs. who left o.
Friday for St Louis. Mrs. VIM !
e practically recovered from her Ion
S and serious illness which greatly re
3 duced her. She has had the service
, Of an accomplished trained nurse fo
0 six months and is willing to ascrib
her improvement as much to her int
ligent, faithful attentions as TO al
other causes.
Mrs Curtis f. Burnam returned O.
Friday from Frankfort, where she wa
the guest OF her son, Judge A. T. Bul
nam, OF the Court OF Appeals. Will
at the Capital, Mrs. Burnam was tn
recipient of many social attentions, no
only upon her own and her sons az
count, but because Of the high standin
Of her husband, Hon. G. 4. Burnan
who was for ten years a member Of tn
State Legislature as we'll as membe
OF the Constitutional Convention, an,
is we'll remembered by the olde
citizens Of Frankfort.
J Miss Carrie Knight, Of NIcholasvills
Mrs. John ID. Harris, of Richmond, an
Mrs. Cassius Clay. Of Paris, wer
among The visitors here to-day ...... Mn
: Hughes Bronston and her pretty bah
ara Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Il