The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-05-11

Misses. Bessie and Annie Riddle were
in the city last Saturday enroute to
their home at Irvine, after winters
sojourn in Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. j. f. Baldwin and Mrs. w. C.
Biggerstaff are at the bedside of their
sister, Mrs. NJ A. Biggerstaff. at st.
Anthony's hospital, in Louisville.
Us. Travis Dunn. accompanied by
Miss Lille May Grove, are visiting
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.W.
c. Biggerstaff, at Richmond.-Va
View Argent.
Miss Helen Bennett. one of the most |
popular young ladies in this city, will
sail on 26th of this month for England.
she expects to spend the summer in
cotland. Ireland and Wales
Miss Carlisle Walker is in Hunts
vile, Alabama, where she will be
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Allen Patton and Lieutenant Walker.
# the United States Army, which will
take place on the 18th.
Mrs Stanley Prewitt who resides
near Lexington and who is quite well
known here entertained last evening
with an elegant r' cepIion. Mrs d NJ.
Chenault and Mrs. A. K MCGOWAN of
this city were among the guests.
Mr.. Norman Walker and bride, of
South Carolina. were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. and Yrs. S A. Death
rage, near Newly, also of Mr. AID
Mat. J.J. Embry. They were enroute
To st. Louis on their wedding trip.
Mr.. Parker Adams, the genial night
clerk at the G!yndon Hotel, is in the
city where he is undergoing treatment
nd at the same time taking a needed
rest. His place ut the notel is being
filled by Mr.. P. F. Adams, Jr during
his absence.
MIR. H. B Cosby, the popular first
secretary of Senator McCreary, who
has won high place for himself in
he estimation of his Washington as
sociates, will spend a part OF the sum
mer in Webster county.-Washing-
ton Cor. Courier-J urnal.
Rev Eugene Sell, who has been a
missionary in Korea for several years.
'me through Lexington last night on
the G. & o. train on the way to Nor
folk. Virginia, where he will be mar
ried to Miss Margaret Bull, of that
ity. Mr.. Bells family live in Shelby
vile, Ky, and be and his bride will
90 there to visit until the latter part
OF the summer, when they will leave
for Korea, and she will assist him in
the missionary work. At the depot
Nr Roll was heard to express his en-
ire sympathy with the Japanese in
their war with the Russians-Lexing-
IN Leader.
Rev Gilbert Glass delivered his
"rewell sermon to lagre audience
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night. Everv church in town dis
Pensed with its regular Sunday night
-eTvice as a mark of courtesy TO the
Young minister who has labored so
earnestly AID ftithfully among cur
'eople for the past two years. Rev.
lass spoke elingly of the friends
he had made in Glasgow, and said he
left here with nothing but the kindest
feelings for everybody. He will re-
main in Glasgow until after the State
Convention of the Christian Endeavor.
Nav 6-S, when he will leave for his
rev field Of Labor at Stanford, Ky
'ilasgow Times.
Senator McCreary returned to Ken
lucky the first of the week, after hav-
ing established himself warmly in the
hearts of the public and his new col
leagues Of the Senate The ''Gover-
nOr's" unfailing courtesy and kindness
in his official life are among the many
pleasant things in which he has won
"a recOrd-a record in which his charm
ing wife shares. Slice one cannot
have too much of good thing, its
relty coincidence that there are two
'ongre, sionsl ladies with the same sig |
nature katherine H. McCreary," and |
elise friends into the bargain, one be-
ing the Senator's life, the other the
wife of Representative George d. Nc
Creary, of Pennsylvania.-W Washing
ton Cor Courier-Journal.
Mr.. Clarence f. Woods, assistant
secretary to senator McCreary, before
returning to his home in Richmond. |
made a visit to Washington and Lee
University at Lexington, Va, in order
0 inspect there the chapter of the
Sigma M Fra ernity, of which organ
IL 'tion he is tie grand recorder Mr.
Woods is efficient and enthusiastic in |
mis- fraternity work, as he is in what
ever he undertakes. He has recently !
established Sigma Ma Chapter at the
University IF Pennsylvania. At the
installation of the fiftieth Chapter
Sigma M at the Chicago University a
short time ago, Mr. Woods was APP
pointed chief speaker at the banquet.
He is editor of the Delta. the brilliant
organ of the Sigma M. published at
Frankfort, his long and successful edi-
torial career at Richmond well quail
tying him for the work. Mrs. Daisy
Fitzhugb Avre's Washington Letter in
Courier-Journal.
Fresh "mixed sweet" pickles and
''plain sour" at Frasa Bros, opposite
Glyndon Hotel.
IhurmAn's Dream.
wPnt to church one night and heard |
preacher speak of high morals aud /
Christian character. / went home, study |
ing as | went. what he meant by high /
morals and CHristian character. 1 re- |