The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-06-21


dong some special work for the Ameri-
can Book Co. He is one Of the hveliesl /
wires in the state in the developing oil |
all departments Of a High School. The /
State Normal was the only base ball
team to defeat the Stanford High school /
in three years.
Mr.. Ivan G. McDougle, son of Prof. /
f. c. McDougle, Of the Normal school, |
who has been principal of the Carlisle |
CITY schools the past year, has resigned /
and accepted more lucrative position
as principal Of the schools at Cold Spring |
for the coming year. He is one Of the |
youngest professors in the State.
II. II. Brock, who for several years
was Supt. Of Caldwell High school, leav-
ing for the South two years ago for the |
benefit of his health and that OF his |
wife. returning a few days ago both |
very much improved in health. Mr.. |
Brock has rented and moved into the |
properly of T. T. Rice on Broadway and |
viii make Madison county their future
home,
Rev. G. Z. Combs who has been at
tending Vanderbilt University az Nash |
willie is visiting friends in Richmond. |
AlF- AUulNo hde tENEAAlf ahGlANA NAtN j
Vanderbilt Medal in the 0ratorical con- |
test There is rumOr in the air that |
the Doctor is abOnt to capture prize Of /
A different kind. much more valuable |
prize, a rare prize, such prize as only /
Richmond has-nOt 10 be given away but /
to be won only after a hard contest,
Miss Margaret Ferguson Coons. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. w. ID. Coons, Of Lexington, |
(nee) Miss Mollie Otoole of this place, |
was awarded a gold medal, and the first |
honor, for making the highest grade in |
the examinations. out of thirty five |
graduates, of the Fayette county school. ]
This little girl is only fourteen. years of /
age. and neice of Miss Katie OtOOle Of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian VsnWinkle, Of
Louisville. have named their little
daughter. born May 29th. Mary Che
nault NanWinkle in honor of Mrs,
VanWinkle's mother Mrs James Smith,
Of this city. The announcements have
Just been sent out with tiny cards bear
ing the pretty baby's name tied with
white ribbon to the cards of the mother
and father
President J. B. Cassiday, Of Madison
Institute. is spending this week in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania. he viii
attend a reunion of his class at Wash
ington aud and jefferson College. Penn
sylvania, while away. the first since
they were graduated in SO. II is one Of
the Oldest colleges in the country. and
next 10 Princeton in the number of
Presbyterian clergyman sent out
The many friends OF Miss Edna
Giunchigliani, who has made such an
enviable record the past yeas in her
musical studies, will be glad TO know !
Of her recent triumph. On her grad
uatiOn day last week. she was one OF
four pupils in the College of Music, !
Cincinnati, TO be awarded the high |
honor Of a Springer medal. given by the |
founder Of music Hall and is a priZs
that all students cOvet.
Messrs. A. ID. Miller and c. E. Woods
and their daughters. Misses Elizabeth |
and Mayme, are spending the week at
Cerulean Springs, where the Kentucky |
Press Association is having its annual
meeting Mr. Miller will retire as
President having held that position the
vile, now the Vice President will
kAOOdOly c0AACNA NM n at
tendance is anticipated.
Los Angles CCal) Times:-Among the
five charming girls from the East who |
have arrived here 10 act as bridesmaids |
at the fashionable wedding of Miss |
Agnes Hall and Samuel Ring. is the |
beautiful Miss Hilda Welch. of Berea, |
Ky. The young woman took the Hall |
home by storm last night. The cere-
mony is set for July u, and between |
now and then more than score of |
affair" have been arranged 10 enter |
tain the Eastern bridesmaids
Capt. William Herndon Of Lancaster
was here last week en- route home from |
attending meeting of the trustees of |
Berea College, having been a member Of |
the Board Of Trustees for the last thir- /
teen years. With the exception of an 4
amendment TO their charter, nothing /
was done further than the trans lction /
of routine business. Berea College 1
already has an endowment Of 81. 000 600 1
and expects TO receive as much more |
before the end Of the year They have
1000 pupils at the college and taken up
on the whole is one OF the most success
full schools in the country.
lDn lMO JAWS re- II
union al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ +.
Wharton Of this place, is being given in
honor of their eldest daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Robinson. Of Belleville, w. Va.
and next eldest daughter, Mrs. John V.
Baumstark of Waco. KY, and her only
son, Russell Wharton Of Lexington, a
reporter for the Lexington Herald.
Among those present Of the relatives and
friends were: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Robinson and daughter Virginia of
Bellevilie, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. John
Baumstark and daughter, Margaret Of
Waco, Ky; Mr.. Russell Wharton Of
Lexington, KY; Misses Mamie. Ethel,
Frances, Marion and Mildred Wharton
Of Valley View; Capt. Daniel F. Reagan
and wife and wife and son and daughter
Of Lexington; Mrs. Cathrine +. Travis
Of lexington Capt. J. W Stevens Of
Louisville; Mrs. Carrie NJ Tribbey Of
New Albany, Ind After spending Mon
day at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Whar-
ton they made up a fishing party
chartered a boat and went down 70 the
locks j. w. Stevens Of Louisville
carried of the honors by catching the
largest cat fish ever caught with a hook
and line around Valley View After
spending a delightful time for Two days
The party left for their homes.