The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1905-06-21


and Mrs. Author Ysger, of George
town, are guest Of Col. and Mrs.
Caperton at Woodland.
Mr.. C. E. Smith has removed his
family to Winchester to reside, since
that place is more convenient to his
interests in Jackson county.
Mr.. Lee Colt has returned from Mt.
Jackson Sanitarium, Indianapolis,
where his wife was treated for rheu-
matism. He reports her much inn
proved.
Miss Mary Todd who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Todd in
Winchester for the past month, re-
turned Monday to her home at Speed
well.
Rev. Harry Moffett, who graduated
few days ago from the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, Richmond, Virginia,
has accepted call to a church in Vir-
ginia.-Lebanon Enterprise.
Mrs. VIM. Devore, Jr., is at St.
Joseph's Infrmary, Lexington, for an
operation for appendicitis and peri
tonitis. Her many friends unite in
the hope for speedy recovery
Invitations have been received to
the wedding of Miss Jean Venning
Dick. of Crab Orchard, and Mr.. Will
liam Moses Monks, of Louisville,
June 81. at Crab Orchard Springs.
Mrs. Sam E. Seott's many friends
will be glad to know that she is
slightly improved from her recent dan
gerous illness. Her condition has
been very critical and her family and
physician have been very apprehen-
sive about her.
Miss Mary James Caperton is en-
tertaining this week the following
house party of charming young peo-
pie: Miss Florence Haldeman, OF
Louisville, Miss Diana and Master
Rodes wager, of Georgetown, Miss
Sara Chenault, Miss Mary Sayre
Williams and Miss Robert Stone Kin
kead, of Lexington.
Mrs. Musick and daughter, of ST
Louis, Mo-, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Green B. Turkey. Mrs. Turley
entertained with an elegant dining
Saturday in their honor. Among the
guest present were Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. S. Bronaugh, Mr.. b. NJ. Arrett
and Mrs. Amelia Bronaugh. all o.
Nicholasville.
At Princeton University, Frank
Rollins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b
Rollins, of Columbia, Mo-, and cousin
of Messrs. r. Il. Burnam and broth.
ers, of this city, will graduate one
hundred years to the day from the
time his great grandfather, Jane;
Hickman, of Franklin, Ky, graduated
from the same institution. Mr.. Hick-
man was the father of Mrs. james
Rollins, of Columbia, Mo-, whose hus-
band was the brother Of Mrs. Curtis
F. Burnam, deceased, of this city.
sMr. and Mrs. II. j. Streng an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Halle BAY to DR.. Isaac
Loderman." The above notice ap-
peared in Saturday evenings Louis
vile Times, and will cause a pleas
ant surprise here, where both Miss
Streng and her mother visited re-
Gently, being guests of Mrs. T. j.
Smith, Sr., during the Knights Tenn
plar Conclave. This popular family
were residents of this city for a num-
Der of years, and since their removal
to Louisville, Miss Ray has grown into
a handsome young woman. She is
an accomplished musician and is
much admired by all who know her.
a life-size painting of the late Sid
ney j. j. johnson, of Little Rock,
was presented to Central University,
Danville, last week during Commence
ment by the widow of the lamented
johnson, who was graduated here at
old C.. u. in 1856, and still is one of
the best loved of all the graduates of
the younger University. About eight
years ago, while coasting with his
wife and some friends he was violent
ly thrown against a tree, or rather
received purposely the brunt of the
collision to save his companions
From this accident he later died, his
funeral being a notable state affair,
the Governor and staff and other high
officials attending in a body. Madi-
son contains yet several old class
mates of Sidney johnson, who will
look forward with pleasure to an op-
pOrtunity to view this lite-size paint
ing of their old schoolmate and