The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-06-15

fort last week, where he made an argu-
ment before the Court of Appeals in an
important suit.
Mr.. E. H. Bybee is in Somerset visi-
ting his son. William, who is making
preparations to move his dry goods busi-
ness to Ashland.
Mrs. j. r. Mckinney was hostess at an
elegant six o'clock dinner last Wednes-
day evening in honor of the faculty of
Caldwell High School.
Miss Harriette Parrish is visiting in
Barbourville, where she is to be brides
maid at the wedding of classmate,
Miss Clarence Albright.
Messrs Charles Saffell, Will Mcclure,
Albert Blanton, LaRue Coleman and
Frank Stage, of Frankfort, attended the
ball game here last Friday.
Mrs. Thomas J. Smith addressed the
Woman's Club, of Irvine, last week,
having as her subject: Woman as Re
lates to the World Movement.
Mrs. G. F. Mckinney and son, of
Waco, have returned home from Hunt
ington, w. Va, where they visited the
formers sister. Mrs. T. G. Lowry.
DIR. L. P. Crutcher, of Kansas City,
was the guest last week of his uncle,
Hon. W. L. Cruther, and cousin, Mr..
James S. Crutcher, and other relatives.
Mr. Simeon Hamilton. who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. ]. W. jack
son. at Chaplin, KY, passed through
Richmond Thursday enroute to his home
at Wisemantown.
Mrs. w. B. Smith, whose illness has
been noted from time to time, was able
to be out driving last week, which is in
deed gratifying news to the many friends
of this venerable woman.
Rev. J. n. Culton was in Frankfort
last week, where he made an argument
before the Court of Appeals in the case
of the Professionalism Baptist church VS..
the United Baptist church.
The following gentlemen were in Lex
ington Monday on business connected
with the Richmond Fair: j. w. Bales,
Robert Walker, p. B. Broaddus,
b. F. Robinson and I. S. Hagan.
Mr.. Merritt H. Powell entertained the
Junior Social Club Saturday evening.
Games were INDUCED in until nine
O'Clock, when the guests repaired to the
dining room where an elegant lunch was
served.
DIR. w. T. Amyx, of Mckee, Jackson
county. was a pleasant caller at this
Office last Wednesday. DR.. Amyx was
visiting in Berea and came over to wit
ness the ball game between Richmond
and Frankfort.
| Miss Elizabeth L. Broaddus, who has
so successfully presided over the millin-
cry dept. of New Decatur (Ala.) Dry
Goods Co., will leave Saturday for her
home in Richmond, KY, much TO the
regret of her many friends here.-New
Decatur Advertiser.
Mrs. r. L. Slade and children, Prem
tiss and Virginia, who have been spend
ing some time with Mrs. SHADES sister,
Mrs. J. A. Stevens, have gone TO Lex
ington, where they will reside. Mrs.
Slade is recovering nicely from her re-
cent severe surgical operation.
Prof T. G. Adams and wife left Tues
day afternoon for their home in Lexing-
ton after conducting very successfully a
ten days course in physical culture
Mrs. Adams was formerly Miss Nellie
Peyton, of Richmond, niece of the late
Judge 7. ]. Scott.-Jessamine Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kennedy, of Cow
spend the summer. They have taken
on North street. Miss Smith is at
present with her sister, Mrs. g. w.
Evans, but will leave in few days for
summers travel.
Quite large number of guests from
near by towns, besides hundreds from
this county were in attendance. Among
those who assisted in the Inequalities
were Mrs. Tom Chenault and Mrs.
McCOwn, of Richmond, Mrs. Thomas
Vanmeter, Misses Laura Taylor, Clay
Croxton, and Katherine Nelson, of this
Winchester Democrat.
A beautiful affair of early June was
the reception given Thursday afternoon
by Mis-. Nelson Prewitt Gay at her
country estate, Mound HILL" so called
from its proximity to large Indian
mound. Countless old fashioned bios
SONS combined with the rich furnishing
of the rooms and exquisite gowns of the |
guests, transformed the grand old home |
into veritable fairy-land.
Lancaster Record:-Miss Norma FL |
more is at home from visit to Rich |
mond relatives. Miss Sophronia |
Fox came home from Richmond Normal |
school. - Mrs. George Ballou, of Rich |
mond is the guest of her mother, |
Mrs. Edna Francis. Miss Dorcas |
Francis, of Richmond, has been the |
guest of her cousins, Misses Edna and |
Martha Kavanaugh. -MiSS Mable |
Mason has returned to her home in |
Richmond, but later on will go to Knox
vile TO attend summer school
Messrs. Archie and David b. Bell and |
their brides, all of Shelby county, KY,
were welcomed here by their college |
friends last Friday. The Bells, who |
were touring Central Kentucky in their
five-passenger Rambler auto, had many |
novel experiences coming from Lexing- |
ton in the rain with disabled cylinder |
AS usual, somebody on the way over
told them they were only six miles from |
Richmond, when in fact they were /
double that distance. Creeping along at |
a snale-gallop they came through the |
darkness and rain for fully six miles
when somebody told them they we're "a
long ways from Foxtown yetr' The |
ladies in the party were in dispair and |
wanted TO spend the night in the machine
on the roadside, but their husbands, |
brave and daring, coaxed them into Rich
mond where Joe set them a midnight |
lunch that dispelled their tears and
fatigue. Next day was spent in visiting
friends and viewing the city and Cam
pus, which proved highly exciting as
1t was all accomplished in the rain,
which had hardly ceased to fall during |
their entire sojourn. Despite the in
clement weather the party made the
best of the situation and proved of |
great enjoyment TO their old friends |
here, who remember the Bell boys with
warm regard.