The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-07-20

inatlsm, out Is ItpOItou W DC III PIo'-
ing.
Mr.. David Chenault, Of Madison.
county. was the guest OF relatives
here this week.-Winchester Demo-
crat.
Mrs. C H. Pigg and children have
returned from two weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Lexington
and Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. o. j. Brown and son. Of
Chicago, and Mrs. Matte Mccartney, !
If Lexington, are visiting Mrs. r. A.
Woolums on the Summit"
1t was the source of much delight !
to their many old friends TO learn that
Judge K. X. Burnam and family will
move back to Richmond this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Blauton.
of Richmond, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs j. l. Blanton Wednesday and
Thursday .-CYnthiana Democrat.
MIS-. NJ. C. Kellogg entertained with
an informal card party on last We'd
nesday night in honor Of her guest,
Miss Ida Fisher, of Pittsburg, Penn.
Miss Kate Smith is expected home
the latter part OF the week from an
extended and most delightful visit to
relatives in Columbia and Fayette
Missouri.
Miss Sallie Shackelford entertained
on last Tuesday evening, with din
ner in honor of Miss Margaretta
Smith and her guest Miss Gulick, of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Cobb and daugh
ter of Pittsburg, and Mrs. W. H.
Webb and daughter, Zerelda of Louis
vile, are guests of Mr.. Harvey Cobb,
at Red House.
Mr.. Cyrus Douglas, formerly q
popular shoe merchant of this city,
but now of Bloomington, Illinois, is
with relsbiyes here He was given a
royal welcome by his legion of friends.
MIR B. H. Gibson, brother of Drs.
H. r. and w. NJ. Gibson. has IT Gently
graduated from the Louisville Medical
College and has located in this city
He will be associated with his brothers
in the practice of his profession.
Miss Lucy Lackey has returned
from Mt. jackson Sanitarium, In
dianapolis, Ind, where she went for
treatment for rheumatism. Her
great Improvement is source of
much pleasure to her many friends.
A delightful storm party was enjoy
cd at the home of Miss Margaret
Myers on Monday night and was at
. iended by large crowd ofthe young-
er set Dancing and refreshments
formed the principal features of the
evening.
Mrs. w. c. French remains serious
ly i'll at her home on the Otter Greek
pike, and her family are very appre-
hensive as to her condition. Her
children are all here, Mr.. Frank
French having come from Milwaukee
last week:
The engagement of Miss Henrietta
J Blackburn, daughter of Hon James
Blackburn, of Spring Station, to Mr..
Harris Wallace, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
announced. The wedding will be
: celebrated quietly at the Blackburn
: homestead, near Spring Station, on
August IL.
Mr.. Richard Bush, formerly of this
city, has associated himself in law
with Attorney r. q. Stall. of Lexing-
ton. The new firm will be known as
; Stall and Bush. Mr. Bush's many
friends here are pleased to know of
his bright prospects and wish him I'M
bounded success.
Mr.. B. Duke Gordon, the efficient
and popular formsn at this Office, has
been compelled by illness to leave his
work and he is now at his home in
Nicholasville recuperating. His place
is being ably Tiled by Mr., Clyde Hart
MIR. GOrdon's many friends and asso-
ciates trust for his speedy recovery.
. Mrs. Mary W. Williamson and
daughters of Ashville N. c., are here
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs
Williamson lived in this city for a
number of years and conducted pri-
vate school, and was later connected
with the Madison Institute, in the
primary department. She has num-
crous friends who gladly welcome her
: back after an absence of several years.
The Louisville Times says of the
popular and efficient secretary to
Senator McCreary: 'Mr. Henry b.
!, Cosby, private secretary to Senator
James McCreary, came down from
t Richmond yesterday and spent the
day here. Mr.. Cosby is a Second
; district man, being "a resident of Tor
garfield. He was fc ,rmerly secretar
TO the Hon. Henry ID. Allen and has
> wide acquaintance b ere and in Wash
= ington. He is tire. less worker auo
is of great aid to his iehief"
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Smith ar
receiving cUngratulal tions for the
lovely little daughterl who was Dor
, Tuesday at their he, me on Swi
q avenue. They have named h,
Eleanor Chenault in compliment
J. Mrs. Smiths mother. Mrs. Villa
a d. Watts, This is the first gra,
child in the family and she is recei
S ing very loyal welcome from
e large family northumberland,
Democrat. Mrs. Smith is well-knoy
he-e where as Miss Lillian Watts,
5 often visited. She is sister of Nj
= Harry Blanton, of this city.
+, Miss May Ballard was hostess at
!. delightful afternoon Finch party
last Wednesday. Four tables we
employed in spirited game viii
= continued for two hours, after viii
t a delicious lunch of two courses W
served. Miss Ballard is Caarmii
hostess and her guests departed dee
ly indebted for such pleasant afte
noon Those present were: Me,