The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-06-07


Miss Minnie Wagers entertained
the West End Finch Club on last
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Florence and Vina Beck, oil
Stanford have been visiting theiI
brother Rev. 0. b. Beck.
Mrs. Mollie Powell has returned to
Nicholasville from a visit to heI
daughter Mrs. b. NJ. Lackey.
Mr.. G. G Prewitt is at home from
Swango Springs. Mrs. Prewitt will
remain several weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Crawford, oil
Lexington were guests last week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dicl ecson.
Mr.. G. w. Pickles and daughter
Mary d. will leave to-day for visit
to relatives IN Columbus Ohio.
Mrs. Ray Colt, of Lancaster, came
up to see her sister Miss Fannie vii.
son graduate from Caldwell High
school.
Miss Pearl Schoolfeld. of Cincin-
natl, who has been visiting here will
leave Saturday for Danville to visit
friends.
Mr.. G w. Pickles, Jr., who is con
lected with the Chicago and Alton
railroad at Springfield ILL.,, visited hi:
parents last week.
Miss Lizzie Hudson, of Lancas
ter, has been the pleasant guest o
Misses Margaret and Mary Miller OF
Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. Mary English and two chill
dren who for the past winter rented
rooms from Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Reid
have returned to their farm near town
to reside
Mrs. r. thinner and daughter, Mis-,
Elsie, left this week for New York anC
from there they will sail for tire,
months visit to her old home in Ger
many.-Central Record.
Capt. and Mrs. John r Pates anC
Col. Bob Harris showed many kind
nesses to VersaiIlians at Richmond
Capt. and Mrs. Pates have beautiful
home on Broadway Woodford Sun.
Mesdames T. j. Smith, Jr., anC
Hugh Mcclellan were appointed a
delegates from the Cecilian Club t
attend the State federation of Club
which convenes in Cynthiana thi
week.
Mr.. James Anderson who was Sc
riously wounded at he l.. q A. shop
recently is reported to be doing nice
ly and will be removed to his HON,
in few days. Since his accident b,
has been at the Gibson hospital.
Rev. DIR. N. NJ. Woods ofLouisville
uncle of Mr.. G. f. Woods, of this city
has just been chosen Chancellor Of IL,
Southwestern Presbyterian Universe
ty, GAINESVILLE. Tenn. DIR Woods i
relative of Hons J. W Capertol
and Jno. d. Goodloe, and others o
Madison County. About July l DIR
Woods will fiuish his 5OO-page historl
# the Woods-McAfee families. a worl
endorsed by the Filson Club OF Louis
ville for its original research int,
Kentucky and Virginia ioneer hi;
tory.
Judge Henry C. Rice, of Richmond
for the past sixteen years Polio
Judge of his town, was in Lexington
Thursday on business. Judge Rice
term of Office will expire January
when he will be succeeded by Attor
ney Jennings Greenleaf. He declir e,
70 stand for denomination. judy
Rice has made a splendid record as al
official and his retirement from olfic
is regretted by all his townsmen, VIII
know his ability. After his retire
ment Judge Rice will devote himsel
to the practice of law, in which pro
fession, he is rapidly foregoing TO tn
front.-Lex Leader.
The G and Commandery elected
most worthy successor to Mr.. Robb il
Robert G. Stockton. of Richmond
Mr.. stockton is closely related t,
Wo 1dfurd county. he having married
diss Maggie Nuckols, of this county
nd the comforting of this high honor
dpOn him is highly pleasing to hi
aud bis wife's friends here. Mr.
stockton was one of the leading anr
most active members of the executive
committee in charge of the Richmond
;onclave. He and Mrs. Stockton
bowed many nice courtesies to thu
Versailles Knights and ladies during
the conclave.-W oodford Sun.
No engagement announcement
could be received with heartier in
terest and good will than that of Mis-
Nellie Frost and Mr.. Charles Staple
Miss Frost is the lovely daughter of
lovely mother, and ike her, counts
her friends by the number of her &C
quaintances. She is highly accom-
plished being possessed Of a beautiful
voice which is heard with much ad
miration in the choir of the Contra
Church, and is business woman o
ability. Mr.. Charles Staples is one o
WV hiOoo POpui"i 1OunS ihCh III tu'
city and one of the best young bust
ness men. He is in charge of III,
money order department Of the post
office. The date of the wedding il
June 81, in Central Church.
Gazette.
Miss Frost is well known here, be-
ing sister to Mrs. George Simmon:
and cousin to Mrs. Elmer Deather-
age. She has many friends who will
be eager to extend to her hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
The following handsomely engrav-
ed invitations have been received by
Richmond friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hampden Breck
request tine honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Bette Lee
to