The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-05-16
PERSONAL

guest of Mrs. Tevis MckersOn.
Miss Fannie Watts has for charm
ing guest Miss Lurline Logan, of Perry,
Iowa
Miss Bette Withers, of Lexington.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dudley
Mr.. Lear Stout, of Paris, is the
Tuest of his brother, Mr.. II. 5. Stout,
this week.
Hon. w. B Smith returned on Mon
day from a weeks trip through the
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Mr.. J. L. ShackelfOrd came mp from
Danville Sunday and spent the day
with his family.
Mr.. r. NJ. Dudley, of Mexico. is
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Dudley, at Waco.
Mr. William II. Stone, of Frankfort,
was here Sunday with his grandfather,
Maj JnO. ID. Harris.
Mrs Harry Il. Hanger and son. Harry
b. Jr attended the Musical Festival
in Cincinnati last week.
Mrs. Bette Landram returned from
a visit to Richmond relatives this
week Lancaster Record.
Miss Estelle Poyntz, of Mt. Sterling,
is the guest this week of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. J. Nj. Poyntz.
Mrs. Neale Bennett has returned
from a visit to Cincinnati. While
a. a ~ i
Mrs. James Bennett is at home after
long stay in Lexington. She left her
sister, Mrs. Mary b. Clay, much better
Mr.. Albert Parks came over from
Lexington Saturday to spent several
days with his parents near Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Chenault and
Miss Bessie Miller attended the funeral
of Ms. Anna Ward Clay, at Paris, Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Chenault and
children have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Sarah Gibson Humphreys, at
Versailles.
Miss Mary GatewoOd, of Mt. Sterling
who has heen for several DAYS with DR.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Puyntz, left for her
home Saturday.
Mr.. J. Speed Smith. Jr left for Wash
ington City Monday where he will
make his home. He will be in the
Census Department.
Mrs Mary T. Parrish returned to her
home at Richmond last week, after a
visit to her daughter Mrs. T. w. Davis,
of this city. -Campbellsvllle Journal.
Mr. ]. S. Collins leaves this week
for Missouri, and when asked if he was
likely to make that great State his
future home and move his family
thither, he, more than half seriously
replied: Il don't know yet"
At the Diamond Jubilee of Science
Hill. Shelbyville, on June 5, the name
of Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold Hanger of the
class of 'SS, appears on the program
for a vocal solo. Graduates old and
young will attend the celebration.
Mr.. Harry MOffett, of Tyrone, where
he is with the Kentucky Distilers and
Warehouse Company, was here on Sun
day. a welcome guest for he is we'll
remembered and popular and student
anu graduate of Central University.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Winn, OF
Winchester, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, on Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Winn has entirely recovered the
splendid health she enjoyed before
her recent long and alarming illness.
Sometime ago our good friend, Elder
n ~
ling. Va: Il came to this vicinity
for only few days. earnestly trust
that the Kentucky embroglio may be
SOON brought to end in peace"
Major General ]. NJ, Poyntz, of Rich.
mond, spent Tuesday with Lieut.
Colonel q. B. TAYLOR, talking over ar
rangements for the Confederate reunion
at Louisville. Mrs H.G. Turner and
little son, OF Richmond, returned home
Monday after few DAYS visiting at j
L. Turner .-Jessamin journal.
a letter from Casey Owsley CONVEYS
the gratifying news that he is rapidly
regaining his health, and is on the high
road to recovery. His postoffice is still
Midland, Texas, but he is now on a
ranch some 50 miles beyond that point
in Mexico. He Is ''rOughing it," and
,ays he feels better than he has fol
several years.-Laneaster Record.
Tact. sincerity and amiability are a
golden combination in the character oil
any girl. the first enabling her to avoid
those subjects which are likely to prove
irritating, and keeping her rubbing
al IN -.
showing herflawless as a crystal in hen
truth of word and thought, and the
third making her TO overflow with low.
ing kindness.
Misses Minva Park Phelps, Laura
Bennett and Matte Tribble will sal
from New York on the steamship.
Vera, North German Lloyd Line, ou
the 18th, for a European tour. They
will 90 via Gibraltor to Naples and aflel
month in Italy will 90 through Swift.
erland to France and from there to Eng
land and will sail from Boulogne fol
home the latter part Of July.
Tire news of the death of Mrs. Anna
Ward Clay. at Paris, was a severe
shock to the many friends of that lady
of whom il is not too much 10 say thai
fCtlCA XII nONCA llN1u DOuTUUl
county. She was classmate and close
friend of Miss Bessie Miller. of thi,
city, and frequently visited Richmond
where her brothers, Messrs. Miller and
Quincy Ward were educated and have
many devoted friends. Elsewhere
are the particulars of Mis-. Clay rad
death.
The Prandennial Club was enter
tanned at supper on Friday evening
from 10 to u. A very elaborate mensl
had been prepared by the hostess, whs.
is a model housewife, and as the host
lays public claim to being a POSTCARD.
uate disciple of Epicurus, to the skill OF
the kitchen queen was added art OF the
cOnnoisseur, Resulting in spread that
would tickle the palates of the gods.
Only two absentees were noted, bur
three guests added zest to the enjoy
ment of the repast by bright sallies OF
wit and brilliant flashes OF honor:
These were Rev. Mr.. white, of
franklin, Rev. Mr.. Smith, of this city,
and John X. Chenault, now OF Frank
fort The discussion OF ..Christian
Science" was deferred until the next
meeting, and the few remaining
minutes before the cock crew for the mid
night hour were spent ia contemplation
OF the souvenirs Of the evening-en ez-
ira % cent "Superba" cigar with flsa
regular l0-cent Prudential Club fdn-
The Qvouir,r " AZ iuf6hteflv