Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-15
THE MERRY BACHELORS At HOME.


many more. The silly fashion OF begin
ming at the time our forefathers would
have been going home was discarded and
promptly at the couples for the lancers
formed into position and from that hour
till 800 the enjoyment was supreme. We
have rarely looked on lovelier gather
ing OF beautiful and elegantly dressed
ladies', fresh and flush in glory OF young
womanhood, nor seen a nicer behaved
crowd of young gentlemen. Siebert's
orchestra composed of seven pieces more
than maintained its reputation for fur
nishing the best Of hop music and added
largely to its popularity. The Bachelors
are to be congratulated on the complete
success OF the entertainment and are
worthy OF the heartiest thanks OF all who
enjoyed their hospitality. Below is a
list OF the ladies and description OF
their toilets:
Miss Mamie Cofiey. Monticello. black
lace.
Miss Annie Jennings. It. Louis, white
cashmere.
Miss Addie Hayden, Harrodsburg,
black lace.
Miss Mamie Pickett, Shelbyville,
cream tissue, lace.
Miss Alma Hagan, Richmond. white
albatross; diamonds.
Miss Gertrude Grady, Columbia, car
dnal silk, black lace
Miss George Edelin,, Alum Springs,
garnet velvet, cream flannel.
DANyILLE.
Miss Mamie Dunn, cream surah silk,
lace.
Miss Sadie Bright, garnet velvet, pink
surah overdress.
LANCASTER.
Miss Matte Brown, blue satin, white
lace.
Miss Emma Leavell. blue silk. lace
overdress.
LOUISVILLE.
Miss Lizzie snyder, white embroider-
ed null.
Miss Jennie Granger. pink surah
silk, lace.
Miss Laura Lindenberger white Swiss,
ribbon trimmings.
CRAB ORCHARD.
Miss Anna Fish. black silk, lace over
dress.
Miss Irene Dillon, white silk on traine,
pink silk bodice.
HUsToSvILLE.
Miss Belle Cook, pink tulle over pink
silk.
Miss Jesse Cook. white tule over green
silk.
Miss Bessie Drye, black tulle over
black silk.
Miss Salie Cook, canary tulle over ca
nary silk.
STANFORD
Miss Sue Rout, black lace.
Miss Maggie Welsh. white flannel.
Miss Bessie Reid, pink and white silk;
pearls
Miss Bessie Richards, white flannel;
flowers.
Miss Emma Sauhey, white MORE silk,
en- traine
Miss Annie Alcorn. blue surah, lace
overdress.
Miss Maggie Owsley, pink surah silk;
diamonds.
Miss Maggie owsley, pink MORE silk;
diamonds.
Miss Bessie Engleman, black silk, dull
jet trimmings.
Miss Rhoda Portman. green Henrietta
Goth, tinsel.
Miss Ella shanks, pink silk. pearl trim
mings; diamonds.
Miss Helen Sauiiey, white cashmere
and MORE; flowers.
Miss Anne Shanks, white silk. pearl
passamenterie; diamonds.
The gentlemen present were: VI. c.
Wearen, ;. VI. White, j. T. Carson, w.
b. sale James Clark, George Herbert,
Robert Wheedon, Louisville.
W. J. Cardwell, VI. II. Howard. W. o.
Oftutt, VIM. Severance, Lebanon.
NJ. q. Curd, Bruce Howell, Somerset
\. ii. Rice, James Currey, Samuel
Duncan, Lancaster
George Phelps, Newlaud Jones, II. l..
Walker, I. :. Hagan, Richmond.
DIR. j. w. Guest VIM. Dugan, Mahan,
Batterton, Basil Guest. Craig. Bowman,
Hudson, Skillman, Price, Jones. Wilson,
Robertson, Danville.
James Il. Cook. W. ;. Huffman. Will
Huffman, Fred Peacock, Jerry Adams,
Hustonville.
ID. Il. Carpenter. c. c. Carson. f.. c.
Walton, j. Il. Hobbs, X. p. White, q. l..
Penny, W. b. Hill, Eph Pennington, IL.
f. King, Il. q. Denny j. :. Owsley, Jr.,
f.. II. Jones, b. W. Giyens, Gabe Lack
ey, b. q. Pennington, James C.. Reid,
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