The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-25

h Durses contributed sesGed silver Fox,
from the Hudson Bay region, while about Q
hundred Canary birds furnished music e
tween the dances. A marble medallion
Likeness OF Lincoln. the work of Leav.n-
worth sculptor, F. Hess, occupied prori-
NM p'aos. ssssast Hassiss., E.q., con-
triooisd handse@s wases-colos painting of
his fine residence south Of town. In addition
to thee special ornaments. the hall VA. aec.
osased with red, white and blue dreamer.
ananged in artistic fashion.
Such Vas the scene that met the s.,e Of
onr visitors last night IS they entered the
ballroom, giving an assurance of a sos
time and an enjoyable evening. The music.
furnished BY Weishasr's brass and string
band, vas first class.
The calling was done by Prof. BArnuIu and
gave general satisfaction.
At midnight the guests repaired to the
Banquet Hall where's magnificent repas, was
furnished BY Gi.comini, which vas heartily
discussed and unaninoasly praised. Mos, Of
the gussts Eenaiaed until the programme
vas haishe4 and enjoyed themselves to the
last, all agreeing that LesvenUorth had ex.
ceeded all former efforts.
In oascludine our necessarily brief repor,
OF the G.snd Bali We mus give special credi,
to A. Fosser, Esq, No. ol3 Delaware str,et,
Mr.. Folger drafted the facsimile Of the
bridge approach from the original plan, and
superintended the painting. Under his ar.
! tisic taste the Hall was made resplendsn
with its ornaments, and reflected new slor,
on the Young Mems Social Club, Of which
he is a member. He has had entire chang
Of the work and deserves great credit cor hi
skill and taste.
ttHoward Kimball, Carl Moller, Williau
Hammond and others also rendered valuabl
assistance in the work. These young ssntls
men represented the Young Mems Socia
Club, to which association Leavenworth owe
most Of its enjoyable soireees for the In
three years, and which body We trust vii
keep their organization until the mario,
, gauge road reaches Denver
ii THE PRESS
. The Press Headquarters was thronged al
. day by the different representatives. of tn
Press throughout the country. A fine lunc
was spread for them all day, and their En-
: joyment seemed unbounded. The follow
ing named were enrolled:
III John McGaaey, Missouri Republican; c
? W. ellison, Missouri Democrat; p. G. Pal
I ker, Spring Hill Enterprise; B. NJ. Simpsoz
: Miami County, Republican; F. H. Eli
( Paola Democrat; D. Bauman, ''Puck," S
. Louis; F. H. Dunning, Wa,hena Reporter
n b. Buckingham, Jr., [ Republican Vale
o Enterprise. Jno Gilmore, Neodesha Cit
e zen; D. ". Wilder, Fort Scott Monitor; Ne
= son Abbott, Atchison. Patriot; A. D. Brown
I Burlington Patriot; W. c. Latkrop. Denvs
. Colorado. Tribune; d. s. Alexander, Fol
Wayne, Ind, Gazette; f. j. Eastin, Gla
gov, Mo-, Journal; Noble l.. Prentis, Law
renee Journal; Thomas Stevens, Donipha
Z Democratic. H. White, Gazette, Opt, la
. Geo. c. Crowther, Transcript, New Chicag,
Z vi. Lane, Herald, wyandotie; r. 3. TAI
lor, Gazette, Wyandotte; Thes. H. Frain,
Times, Kansas City, No.; J. A. OIney, Blu
letin, Kansas City; Jno. W. Brown, Patrio
Harrisburg, Pa; c. n. Shaw, Paw Pa
Gazette; james Malone, Journal, Musca,in.
, Iowa; Jno. W. McMichael, Kansas Cit
. News; F. c. Lefebvre. Lawrence Tribune
|; l.. NJ. Carter, r. c. Weas, G. A. Andrew:
Chicago Tribune; ". Fl. Miller, Journal
Kansas City; John 5. Wilson. Garnet
, Plaindealer; ID. X. Enmert, Humbold
, Union; H. True, Ottawa Herald; DAME
Nigby, Lawrence Journal; Jas " Burne.
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| Herald; Joe Young, Washington Republi
can; J. T. Day, North Missourian, Ga
latin, No.; H. F.. Smith, Irving Recorder
". II. Fl. Waters, Chronicle, Nebraska Git,
Meh.; T. W. Parks, Landmark. Plat,
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