The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-11-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Mary Coley is visiting relatives
in Lancaster.
Mr.. A. d. Miller spent yesterday in
Lexington.
Mayor Samuel Rice went to Frankfort
yesterday.
Miss Maude Bailey, of Harrodsburg,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Rosina Elder, OF Paris, is the
guest of Miss Matte Elder.
Mrs. Lille Pairie. of Brooklyn. N, Y,
is the guest of Mrs. Thos. Hart.
Miss Sara Quisenberry is spending the
week with friends in Hamilton, Ohio.
Mrs. B.~L. Banks is visiting her par
ents in the southern part of the State.
Miss Jamie Caperton is the guest this
week of Miss Sarah Chenault in Lex
ington.
Mrs. 7. T. Covington was the guest
this week of Miss Hester Covington in
Lexington.
Mrs. T. ID. Chenault, Jr., and baby,
returned at noon from visit to relatives
in Virginia.
Mrs. Mary Anu Kelly and Miss Kate
V. Schmidt were visitors to Lexington
and Winchester this week.
Col. A.C. Byers, of Lexexington, State
Superintendent of Insurance Of the K.
of P. Order, visited here this week.
Judge W, B. Smith went to Frankfort
yesterday and after a strenuous day re.
turned none the worse from the trip.
Miss Helen Quisenberry has been quite
sick this week with diphtheria. Her
friends wish her very speedy recovery.
DIR. John A. Snowden, of Winchester,
has been here to see his patient, Doc
Cooper, who is undergoing treatment at
Gibson Hospital.
Mrs. w. P. Riley. of Owenton, and
Miss Jane Elizabeth Scudder, of Pleas
ureville, are spending the week end with
Mrs. F. T. Burks.
Mr. Ben Hurst. of the Richmond
Heating & Plumbing Co., returned at
noon from Letcher and Perry counties
where he contracted for about 5000
worth of plum bling.
Miss Ruth Webster returned to Ham
ilton, Ohio, the first of the week, after
short visit to Miss Sara Quisenberry.
Miss Quisenberry entertained with a
chocolate for her guest Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Jake Wagers, OF Ashland, was
here Tuesday to vote. Mr.. Wagers is
with the Bybee Dry Goods Co., of that
city, of which Mr.. Ed. II. Bybee, of this
city. is senior member. He reports the
firm as doing a fine business.
Mr. E c. Walton, proprietor of the
Reporter-Star. of Orlando, Fla, was in
Richmund this week to dispose of his
interest in the Climax. During his short
stay in Richmond as editor of the Gil
max, Mr., Walton made many friends,
who always give him hearty welcome.
The wedding of Mr.. James G. Stone
and Mrs. Carrie Ferguson Brown, at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. John
NJ. Ferguson, in Park avenue, Louisville,
Wednesday, came as pleasant surprise
to Mr.. Stones many friends iu Rich
mond.
Miss Helen Bennett, of Richmond, ar
rived yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Thomas J. Smith, of the Cromwell.
To-day Mrs. Smith and Miss Bennett
will go to Louisville to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. James G. Stone and Mrs.
Carrie Ferguson Brown. which will be
solemnized this afternoon at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. John NJ.
Ferguson, in Park ave,-Frankfort Jour-
nal
The Mary Pattie Music Club met with
Miss Amy Parrish, Wednesday after
noon, with full membership present.
The subject of the meeting was Aida, )"
by Verdi, and the following program
was rendered: Roll Call Selections
from Aida. Synopsis of the Opera, Miss
Rey Million. Piano Overture four
hands, Misses Elder and James. Vocal
Celeste Aida" Miss Mary Traynor.
Piano Triumphal March," Miss Tom.
ME Cole Covington. Paper Staging
and Costuming of Aida" MISS Issie Mil
lion. Current Events, Mrs. Stotts.
The following beautiful announce
ments have been received in Richmond
where the bride has often visited her
sister, Mrs, Harry NJ. Blanton;
Mr. and Mrs. William David Watts
announce the marriage of their daughter
Lillian Waits Smith
to
Mr.. Thomson Ripley Bryant,