The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-19


and creditable representation is to
be encountered. Especially is this
true in the extreme west; says Mrs.
Elizabeth Gregory in the Louisville
Times.
The Kentuckian Is quite as popu-
lar among the unconventional and
easy-going westerners as he is in his
native state. and has established
such an enviable precedence, that to
hail from the Bluegrass region Is a
recommendation in itself.
The southern woman with her dis
tinct charm finds the social scale an
easy one. and with her superior quail
tiles and adaptibility she readily OBJ
tains leadership. This is also appli-
cable to the genial southern man
who quickly finds recognition in the
business world.
OF the coast cities Seattle probably
has the largest quota of prominent
uel II. Piles, a Paducah attorney.
who for several years has made his
home in this thriving western me-
tropolis. and whose wide popularity
has taken him to the United States
senate.
DIR. Henry Yandell, of Louisville.
brother of the late Lunsford Yam
dell. and his sons, Henry and Chas.
b. Yandell are in Seattle. Mr.. Henry
Yandell, Jr., married Miss Piles. n
sister of Senator Piles and his
brother, Charles b. is assistant city
editor of the Post-Intelligencer. the
leading morning paper.
Mr.. William p. Trimble. of Cow
ington, capitalist, has made for
tune in tide-lands. During the past
year he has completed as a summer
residence a bungalow, the hand
soonest to be found near Seattle. II
is surrounded by 800 broad acres of
land. portion of which has been
laid out in a golf course, tennis
court and landscape garden. A clear
stream traversing the grounds,
stocked with trout, makes it a place
of rare beauty.
Mr.. Trimble has also added sew
eral cabins. which he places at the
disposal of his friends during the
summer term. Mrs. Trimble was a
Miss Ford, also of Covington.
Judge William Hickman Moore, of
Shelbyville, is former superior
court Judge and an ex-member of the
legislature of Washington. Judge
Moore is favorably spoken of as a
democratic candidate for mayor of
Seattle next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lambuth. of
Henderson. reside in Seattle. The
former is a daughter of Ex-Governor
Letcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Booker Reed, who
have taken handsome home in a
desirable part of Seattle, entertain
| frequently in an informal fashion.
Judge G. w. salisbury. of Louis
vile, is a prominent and popular
jurist of Seattle.
G. A. c. Rochester. of Versailles
is a. well-known attorney of Seattle
and a member of the library board
Mrs. Rochester is also a Kentuckian
and a woman of rare musical ability
She is closely connected with the
Robinsons, of Louisville, where she
has frequently visited.
Mr.. J. G. Allen and Mr.. John ii
Allen are partners IN a well-estab
lished law firm in Seattle. The for.
mer ran for prosecuting attorney on
the democratic ticket last fall.
Mr.. Charles Stewart. of Louisville
another young attorney. is meetinl
with more than ordinary success in
Seattle
James G. Owens, of Louisville
who is engaged in mining invest
ments and owns large interests in
mica and gold in Alaska.
Other prominent Kentuckians in
Seattle are Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Green
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hardin. all of Dan
vile.
In Denver are Judge and Mrs. Stel
ling B. Toney and their son, Burge
Judge and his son constitute a law
firm which is doing a thriving bust.
ness under the brilliant direction OF
the Judge.
The Toneys are making world
of friends and their hospitable home
is already the center of charming
social circle.
Mr.. Shirley Moore, of Louisville
now a Denver capitalist, is promi
; nently identified with the governing
social set.
Miss Louise Lee Hardin, editor
and founder of the Bluegrass Wo-
mans Magazine. Miss Hardin's
latest movement in the interest Of
woman Is to organize state bust
ness league, an auxiliary to the ma
tional Woman's League, of which
she Is president. The purpose of the
league is to establish rest places fol
women. These country homes viii
not be places of idleness, but re
treats where useful and congenia
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