The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-13
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Garrard, j. Al Miss Matiio Fishcr's and
will ling At the Concert on Thursday
night Frank Fithian l. here from Paris,
Ky. Alex Snecd, Jr., Of scdalia, No., T.
visiting friends in Danville John u.
Mars, Of Kansas City, No., Is visiting his
brother, Jas. u. Mars, u the Adrocais
Miss Bculah Bond, Of Tawrcncchure, and
Miss Maggie Nuckols, Of Fayetie county,
are visiting Miss Matte Gentry.
-- A noi.y crowd circling a haltdozcn
stubborn ycarling bulls, or colts, tum-
tee lum tune by the band from the centre
and lots Of men with ribbons on, who cx-
pcct you 10 pay Tor something At every
turn this Is a fair, and they are having
one at Danvillc this week. | now sec that
have omitted some Of the incidenials-
for inst anoc the peculiar jingle Of the en-
trance bell Poets tell Of the voices Of the
bells " the church, Of the funeral, Of the
wedding and Of the sleigh, &C., Nc, but
there Is potent significance in the accent
Of the bell at a fair. There Is an enthn-
aiasm in il that always creates a rush. II
tells the lettering and inalientive that
some body has got premium and the rest
in the ring are disappointed. Right here
! remember another Of the sleighted incl
dentals-ihe darkie who hollows and tries
to stand ON his head. On Tuesday the
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and the afternoon rings Of Importance
were postponed until Thursday. On We'd
nesday the attendance averaged good and
the stock extra. OF the special premiums
Sam Richardson, Of Danville, got the blue
for the best velocipede rider; Bridgeford
Smith, Of Louisville, for best iron-tre
bicycle rider, and Flush samuels, Of Dan.
Vile, for bcrt rubber-tire bicycle rider.
The following awards were made to Lin
coin county mp to Wednesday afternoon;
Beet bull calf, under six months, John
Sam Owsley; best aged bull, Jesse z. Rife,
also in sweepstake ring; best stallion colt,
Tor saddle, James Grow; gelding, for sad
die, one year old John Steele Carpenter
gelding, for saddle two years old, W. NJ.
'swope; mare colt, for saddle, John Steele
Carpenter.
The NJ. NJ. NJ. Club, Of Dsnville, gave
an entertainment at Gilcher's Hotel on
Monday night, in the form Of return
Masque in honor Of the guests st Alum
Springs. am prompted by the express
sion Of many participants to say that the
affair was elegant in all Of its bearings,
and altogether enjoyable. The partici-
pants numbered over 100. Those who APP
peared in mask were announced by james
B. Dunlap, President Of the Club, to the
Committee Of Reception, composed Of Dick
Dunlap and Miss Minnie Grimes, Il. G.
Evans and Miss Mamie Perkins, J. Il.
Downs and Miss Matte Bell, w. b. Thorn
as and Miss Ella Thomas, q. W. Metealie
and Miss Maud McBrayer, with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Harris, and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
:. Rowland as Chaperones. We subioin a
list Of the names and characters personated.
Mrs Joseph Maxwell, Alum Springs, as a
Castilian Girl, appeared in crimson silk,
black lace overdress, with old gold trim
mings; diamonds. Mrs. X. c. Flournay, Of
Louisville, as Night, wore black silk and
magnificent diamonds. Mis- Maggie Nc
Donald, OF Louisville lMadcap Violet in
cameo silk, pink trimmings; diamonds.
Miss Lille Wootten, Louisville Mabel
Clare), nuns yelling; gold ornaments.
Miss Irwin Baker, Louisville, Roman Girl.
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald, Richmond, Va, as
Ceres, wore cream French bunting trimmed
with cereals; diamonds. Miss Joe Smith,
st. Louis, "Widow Bedott.' Dress indie
scribable but perfect, and character admir-
ably sustained. Miss Carrie Duncan,
Nicholasyille, Flower Girl. Miss Sallie
. Downing, indianapolis, as a Phantom,
wore handsome white brocaded satin, with
diamonds, and white domino. Miss Ma
mic Welman, Louisville, Marguerite. y
Miss Georgia +. Proctor, Night. Miss
Carrie Il. Fields, "Maid o. Athens" Miss
Alice McGrorty, as the Press, wore the
Advocate, subscription price and all. Miss
Lee McGrorty, Flower Girl. Miss Maggie
Rowland was dressed daintily as a Milk
maid Miss Matte Kenney, as Winter, was
elegantly aitired in white silk, trimmed
with frosted evergreens. Miss Lizzie Lee
was a pretty Milk-maid. Miss Iavinia
Veteran, esprit Of the Air. in flowing
draperies Of green and wife tarlatan,
Misses Sue Belle Fible and Mary Irwin,
Snow-storm and Dairy maid. Miss Lutte
S. Duke, "IIighland Lassie." Miss Pinky
Metcalfe, Turkish Girl" Miss Julia
Harlan, Girl Of the Period. Miss Kate
Kirk, Italian Peasant. Miss Matte Duke
"Woman in White" Among the gentle
men were Sam Harlan as Sexton. George
II. Mcdonald, Louisville, was Citizen.
Clarence Harris, Woodford county, John
Quincy Adams W. j. Davis, Louisville
Highland Chief. John Mcdonald, Louis
willie, "Sweet Caporal." Sam l.. Curry
Cavalry Officer, Jos. s. Moore, Cadet ID.
T. Fackler, "Fra Diayolo." Dwight Arch
ibald, "a Tramp Abroad" J. G. Fleece
Arkansas Traveller l.. W. Caldwell
"IIonest jew" VIM. Vaughan, Scotch
Laddie. A. S. Robinson, Jr., as "Eldei
Sninles," was inimitable. NJ, q. Weisiger
John Chinaman. Frank Logan, Society
Man Of the 18th Century. W. w. Wise
man, Cavalier. G. T.. Bowman, Jr., The
Rising Sun-Flower. d. 4. logan, Sir
Walter Raleigh. J. W. Caldwell, A
Tramp. w. z. Giyens personaied vel
'Col. Sellers" T.. c. Newlin, "Mephisto,
pheles." Jshn NJ. Camp was Phantom
r. Z. Dunlap, Daniel Daueherty." Phi
Rice, New Orleans, as Spanish Lord, wal
the glass of fashion and mold Of form" il
Court costume Of blue velvet We also
note the presence Of some Of the ladies mo-
in mask; Mrs. W. S. Rowland wore cream
| colored brocaded erenadine. with hello