The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1906-05-23

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Mrs. Z +. Rice has had as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Davidson, OF
6 Lancaster.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure has gone to
Shelbyville to visit her sister, Mrs.
Pryor Beard.
Mrs. A p Allis, Of Paris, is the
=, guest of Mrs. w. f. Luxon, Jr., and
a other relatives here.
o Mr. and Mrs. Julian Van Wrinkle, of
: Covington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
James w. Smith.
+ Mayor C. f. Woods spent Sunday
! with his daughter, Mamie Miller
Woods, in Lebanon.
, Miss Curliss. a graduate of the City
Hospital, of Cincinnati, has taken a
position at the Pattie A. Clay Infrm-
: airy.
Miss Margaret Miller entertained
last Tuesday evening in honor of the
D Misses Pearson and Louise Covington,
VI NldulcOu luoblbubOs
, Mrs. r. B. Terrill, who has been
i'll for several weeks with malarial
fever, is improving, which is crafty
ing news to her many friends.
Mrs. Hugh Mcclellan, Mayor Woods
and Allen Earring were among those
who attended the Pickles Robinson
wedding in Winchester last Wednes-
/. day.
DR.. w. B. Boen. who has been So
icurning in New Mexico, for his
health, has returned and is with his
mother, Mrs. Phoebe Boon, near
Kingston.
Mrs. Bosley, of Danville, member
of the graduating class of IS, at
Madison Institute, was a guest of her
classmate, Mrs. A. r. Burnam for the
alumnae banquet Friday night.
Mrs. James Edgar, of Detroit.
Michigan, has been spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. c. c. Smith.
She will leave tomorrow for Lexing-
ton to visit Mrs, Archibald Goodloe. |
Mrs. A. d. Bradford, nee jamie Fe-
land, is the guest of here mother here
and attended the alumnae banquet !
last Friday night. Her sister Miss
Dabney Feland, is one of this years |
graduates.
Miss Olivia Baldwin and Mrs, G. B. |
Britain are expected home this week
from Baltimore, where Miss Baldwin |
underwent a serious surgical opera
ton. Her many friends are glad to
know the operation was a success.
The engagement of Miss Curry
Martin and Mr.. Felix Anderson, both
of st. Louis, has been announced.
Miss Martin formerly lived in Lex
ingtnn, and is a niece of Mrs. L. j.
Frazee, formerly OF this city.
Miss Eleanor Chenault entertained
at dinner last Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Aileen Watts, of Lex
ington. Covers were laid for sixteen,
and the affair was very delightful in
every detail.
Miss Gladys Perry will be one of
the bridesmaids at the marriage of
her cousin, Miss Virginia Hart, to
Senator j. Embry Allen, of Lexing-
ton, which will occur in Cynthiana,
June 6, and which promises to be a
most brilliant affair.
Mr.. Joe Evans has accepted an i'm
portant position with the John King
Company, of st. Louis. This firm is
one of the largest contracting COM
Panies in the United States, and Mr..
Evans many friends are showeriDg
him with congratulations on this de-
served promotion.
Tuesday Mrs. Newton Combs will
entertain with luncheon at her home
on South Broadway in honor of hor
sister, Mrs. Julian Van Wrinkle, of
Covington, and Miss Nan Rubel, of
Louisville, who is with Mrs. James
II. Combs Mrs. Van Wrinkle will
come Monday for visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Combs.-Lexington Leader.
- The Masonic Temple was brilliant
Monday night, the occasion being
cotillion by the Richmond Social Club !
Saxton's famous orchestra furnished ,
music; and the young people tripped I
the light fantastic until the early I
morning hours, at which time Prof. {
Saxton and his men left for Paris to a
play during the Conclave. The dance {
was great success and was !
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. :
1t is source of much genuine
pleasure to his host of friends to have I.
DR.. H. r. Gibson back home. After
a protracted sojourn at Hot Springs. !
Ark, he has returned much improved
in health. We trust that home and a
the breath of Kentucky air and the t
perfume of the flowers and blue grass
will restore him to his former self.
and that he may soon be able to min :
gle with his friends as of old. :
Mr.. Wood Ballard, who has. for the :
past eleven years, been in the Lex :
ington journalistic field. has accepted +
a position as press agent for the big a
spectacular production, feast and q
Furies," and will tour the country
with this company. Mr.. Ballard is a B
writer of ability and has gained con- |,
siderable reputation as playwright. .
He is a grandson of Captain P. P. (
Ballard. of this city. and was himself q
born and reared in Richmond. .
In speaking of the recent X. OF P. r
installation services here, the Wood
sun says: "A delegation OF about y
wentv Knights from GRAY Iodoe v
<. of P, went to Richmond last Fri 0
lay to aid in the institution OF new L
'ythian lodge in that city. which s.
vas christened Normal Lodge No, !,
65,r and which starts with 81 char =
er members. A banquet was spread CT
nd the Versailles Knights were all Ia
ccorded very handsome treatment
y their Madison Efotbers. Of
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