The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-10-11
PERSONAL

for weeks visit to Cincinnati.
Prof. Rice Miller. of NichOlasville, is
visiting his brother, Hugh Miller. thin
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Morrow and son,
of Owenton, are the guests of Mrs. r. c.
H. Covington.
Miss Bessie McGinn, of Versailles
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno. r. Pates
on Broadway.
Mrs. Henry /. Perry and daughter,
Dorothy, are visiting relatives in Lex
ington this week.
Mrs. Robert r. Burnam will receive
this afternoon from to 6, at her besuti-
full home on the Summit.
Miss Mary Spencer Smith, who has
been visiting Mrs. John Craig and Mrs.
John Yerkes, of Danville, has returned
home.
Mr.. ]. b. Agee returned to Danvers
Illinois, after a pleasant visit TO his
mother and brothers in the Million
precinct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hume and children
have returned from long visit in the
West. All are looking we'll and ex-
press themselves greatly pleased with
their trip.
DIR. Chas Z. SmoOt. of this city, will
to day wed Miss Minta Smoot, at
Louisville, and will return tomorrow
and take rooms for the present at the
Hotel GlyndOn.
Lit. Carlo B. Britain, wife and son, of
Annapolis, are at Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f.
Baldwins. They witnessed the Dewey
reception in New York, 1t. Britain
being on his own ship the Lancaster,
in the Naval Parade.
DIR. L y. Frazee, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Hettie Martin, left
Monday for visit to relatives in Mis-
sissippi. DIR. Frazee also attended the
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge at Paducah,
and on his return home will spend two
weeks in the Medical College at Louis
vile.
DIR. H. r. Gibson returned on Sun
day from Chicago, where he attended
the meeting of the Mississippi Valley
Medical Association, and took course
of surgery and medicine under the
celebrated specialists, Drs. Murphy,
Sem, and Billings. DIR. Gibson was
greatly pleased and benefited by his
trip.
The friends Of Rev. S. A. Owen were
surprised on Monday by receiving in
vitations to his marriage on October
10Th, to Miss Kathryn McAiee, of Win
chester. The bride-elect is a daughter
of Mrs Mary E. McAfee, lately of r.
vine, and is highly esteemed for her
many graces of mind and heart. The
ceremony will take place at Winches-
ter at 5 p. M, October 10Th, after which
Mr.. and Mrs Owens will be at home to
friends in this city.
Among several tributes of friedship
of which Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rodgers,
of Independence, Mo-, have been the
recipients during their visit to Madison,
none was more enjoyable than the
handsome dining in their honor given
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Dejarnett, near
this city, last week. Mrs. Rodgers
mother was sister of the late Josiah
P. Simmons, Sr, of Madison, and hav-
ing herself resided here thirty years
ago, she still loves the place of her
birth and is equally beloved by the
friends of her childhood.
Mrs. John NJ. Price and daughter.
Miss Lila, who lately returned to their
home in Aichison, Kansas, after visit
to numerous relatives in and about Rich
mond, write that they reached Atchison
in time to witness the great Corn Car
nival there. Miss Price also witnessed
at ST. Louis the Parade of the Priests
of Pallas." Mrs. Price is the widow of
the late John NJ. Price, Kentuckian
who went West and became one of the
foremost citizens of Kansas. He was
as well known and highly esteemed as
any citizen of that commonwealth.
On Friday night at Masonic Temple
the young ladies of Richmond will give
a Leap Year Ball. Saxton will furn-
ish music. The programs are specially
engraved for the occasion in white.
green and gold. very swell. The floor
Misses Anne Bennett,
Susan Hume, Mary Little, Ethel Ter
rel, Julia Higgins and Florrie Chenault,
Mesdames l.. L. Bright,
Dan NJ Chenault, r. w. Miller. Har-
vey Chenault, 7. j. Smith. Jr., w.
NeaIe Bennett, A. Wilkes Smith, T. d.
Chenault Jr, Geo. w. Evans, jr Geo.
Corzelius, W. S. Oldham, C. E Woode,
5. d. Hume and +. B. Hume.