The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-06-15

passed through this city Sunday, en-
route to Estill Springs, to spend Sun
day with his sister Mrs. w. II. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pickles atten-
ded commencement exercises Of Stare
College, from which institution their
son. George. graduated with honors.
Mrs. C. D. Munday, Of Huntington,
w. Va, is visiting her mo her. Irs.
T, bitha Cobb, near Estill Mrs.
Munday was formerly Miss Ida Cobb.
Misses Alma and Sue Scriyner sre
visiting relatives in Winchester.
They will leave the latter part Of J me
for It. Louis TO attend The Worlds
Fair
Miss Carlisle Walker is back from
Huntsville, Alabama, where she was
bridesmaid at the wedding OF Miss
Patton and Lieutenant Walker, of the
U. S. n.
DR.. T. Park Gardner, of Irvine,
was in the city Friday enroute to his
home from Mt. Sterling, where he at
tended the District Conference Of the
NJ f. Church.
Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead is visiting
relatives in Stanford She will be
pianist at the Evolutionary Contest
which will take place at Waltons'
opera house on Friday evening.
Miss Edith L. Searcy has returned
from WELLESLEY University, Boston,
and is with her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. c l.. Scarcy, at their elegant
country home at Waco.
Mrs. P. P. Trueheart and daughter,
Miss Kathrine. of Sterling, Kansas,
are guests of Mrs John DOty. Mrs
Trueheart was formerly Miss Jennie
Hooker, of this county.
Professor Tally has gone to New
York, after spending ten days most
pleasantly with Mr.. William Mars
tellor at Lynwood, the handsome
home CT Mr.. and Mrs b. j. Clay
Mrs. j. J. Enbry, left Monday
night for Hendersonville, n c.. where
she will spend the summer. Mr..
Embry is already at the above named
place, having gone about five weeks
| ago.
MIR. Thomas Tussey, road manager
for the Culver Art d Frame Co. has
returned from an extensive trim
through Ohio and Indiana, and is now
visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs. |.
j. Tussey, at Red House.
Miss Angelina Cobb entertained
charmingly Tuesday evening at her
home on the Stanford pike. in honor of
her visitors, Misses Patsy Prewitt. of
Lexington, Tevis Carpenter and Eta
Belle ClOyd, Of Stanford, and the
Misses Covington, of Richmond
Danville Advocate
Mr.. William Doty entertained in n
delightful manner on last Thursday
evening, in honor of his cousin, Miss |
rruehart, OF Kansas. Dancing was
the feature of he evening, music be-
ing furnished by Owen Walkers Or
chestra. Delicious refreshments were
served and all present enjoyed most
pleasant time.
Versailles friends of Mr.. Robert A.
WoOlums are glad of his being trans
ferred to the l.. & A. general offices
here where he is assisting Mr.. II r. |
Smith, the General Passenger and !
Freight Agent. MIR. Woolums was
previously Soliciting Agent of the L. |
q A, with headquarters at Richmond. |
tie will later "n move his family to |
Nersailles.-Woodford Sun. This |
news will cause much regret among
the friends Of this popular family. |
Their removal will be a distinct loss /
TO our city The best wishes will fol- |
low them to their new home.
The following notices clipped from
the Columbia, Mo-, Tribune concern
one OF Richmnnd's most popular girls.
and will be of interest to her MANY
friends; "A delightful informal
dance was snieyed last night at the
Ligma M chapter house on south
Hit street, given in honor of Miss
Katherine Smith, Of Richmond, XIV.
who is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Matte Smith. The dance was given
by Messrs. John l. Peake, Richard
McBaine, Frank NJ. Deeriug, and there
we're about fifteen couples present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Niedermever
chaperoned the party. Punch was
served throughout the evening. The ,
dancing began earlier than usual and 7.
instead of a regular program the or
der was changed and in Difference to
the honoree of the occasion all of the
dances we're according to Kentucky
style, which was an innovation in
Column bia and proved to be most
pleasing and enjoyable. Mr..
Frank bearing gave a dinner party at
the Powers Hotel Sunday in honor of
Miss Smith, Of Kentucky, who is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Martha
Smith on G. c. avenue. Miss Smith
leaves tomorrow for Fayette
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Taylor Price make
formal announcement today of the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
81 their daughter, Myra to MIR
Charles G. William The ceremony
will take place at the family home.
ol5 Blakemore avenue, at o'clock on
The afternoon of June II. The Rev.
Duther u. IL WllliamS, rector of Cal
vary Church, Americus. Ga, brother
# the groom. will ofliciate in the
presence of limited assem- blace of
and friends There will be
40 attendants, Miss Josie Cramer
will furnish the wedding music. Miss
Price is an attractive young woman,
whose gentle characteristics ana
bright personality have made her ex- ,
-remely popular with wide circle of
friends, Mr. Williams. who is the son \
u Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Williams. of
Macon, Ga, is popular young bust
Mesa man, highly esteemed by all his
associates. Immediately after the
ceremony the young yeople will leave \
or a Southern tour, including stops ?
n ChattanOoga.-Nashville News. d
Miss Price is niece of Miss Carrie