The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-09-27

After spending few days in Gin
c'nnati, Miss Eva Munday has re-
turned to Richmond to take charge of
the trimming department in she mill
linery establishment of Farley &
Marsh. -Harrodsburg Herald,
Miss Sue Lydia Smith. the attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. j.
Smith, has entered the New England
Conservatory of Music at Boston.
For sever al years Miss Smith attended
the Mary Baldwin Institute, at Staun-
ton, Va.
Mr.. Louis Scblegel, the artist OF
Richmond. and indeed We might say
of Kentuck,. was in Irvine this week
taking views and pictures for Col. E
C. Park to publish in his History OF
Irvine and Estill County. Mr..
Schlegel's fame is second to none in
his -Estill Herald.
Little Miss Pearl Anderson, the
bright daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Az derson, celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary with lovely
party yesterday afternoon, to which
quite a number of her young friends
were invited. The little folks made
merry for quite while and thorough
ly enjoyed the delicious refreshments
that were served
The engagement is announced of
Mr.. John Henry MARI, of Fayette
county, and Miss George Letton, of
Carlisle. The wedding will be cele-
hrated in October. Miss Letton is a
lovely girl. bright and attractive, and
has recently returned from visit to
friends here. Mr.. Mari is one of Fa-
yette county's most popular and pros
porous young men, and has host OF
friends who extend congr tulations.-
Lexington Herald. Miss Letton is
well known here, having attended
Madison Institute and later visited ii
the Breck home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Griggs. of Col
lege Hill, celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of their wedding on last
Friday. A superb dinner was served
and the number of handsome china
presents attested to the popularity o.
this splendid couple. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f
Griggs, of Mt. Sterling; Miss Matte
+. Griggs, of Winchester; Mr.. anC
Mrs. l. c. Rucker, of Paint Lick; Mr.
and Mrs. James Elkin. OF Versailles
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T Griggs and Mr.
and Mrs. David Mckinney, of thii
city, and the following from College
Hill: Miss Annie Grinstead, MIR. and
Mrs. John Willoughby, Miss Mollit
Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Younger Norris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Norris.
Miss Martha McChesney. of St
Louis, arrived Saturday morning for
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Ben
nett, on Woodland avenue. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bennett hal as guests for tn,
Fair last week. Hon. and Mrs. Thoma
j. Smith, Misses Belle and Helen Ben
nett, of Richmond. Mrs. A. r
Burnsm and Miss Madge Burnam
Mrs. Henry Perry, Miss Gladys Perry
and Miss Sarah White, all of Rich
mond, spent last week in the city at
tending the fair Mr.. and Mrs
George Simmons. of Richmond, visi
ted Mrs. S. j. Frost and family tn,
latter part of the week Mrs. r
E. Turley, Mrs. Joe Chenault, Mrs
Spears, Miss Minnie Wagers, Miss
Anne Benz EFT Cohen, Mrs. Samue
Rice and Miss Carry Rice were among
visitors from Richmond attending the
State Fair Saturday $500. Mr.. d. c
Covington and Mrs. Hanna E. Gov
ington, President of the Rebekat
State Assembly, L. o. o. F., Mrs
Merriam Hornsey and Mrs. Sue Pipes
delegates frc m Will Pouch Lodge, will
go to Richmond to attend the State
Acknowledgment Leader.