The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-12-10
Social Eve nts.

Mrs. L. G. Norman, on yesterday,
entertained the Ladies Afternoon
Euchre Club.
Misses Sallie and Carrie Holt en-
tertained few friends at Whist Fri
day night of last week.
Miss Nellie Marshall entertained at
dinner, at her home on Thorn Hill
Tuesday, number of her friends.
Mrs. George F. Berry entertained
yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock
ladies' luncheon, in honor of Mrs.
VIM. E. Bradley.
Miss Rebecca Averill gave a tea
Tuesday, from until 6, to the young
ladies of her neighborhood; in honor
of Mrs. w. p. Hudson, jr.
Mrs. Parson Dudley, of Lexington,
entertained at tea last Friday, Mrs. r..
M, Aldridge, of this city, who visited
Mrs. Anna Tilford. Mrs. Aldridge
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Gayle enter
tanned few friends at six-hand
euchre and crokinole at their resi-
dence on west Cross street Tuesday
evening 1t was very pleasant oc-
casion and greatly enjoyed by those
present.
The Misses Brown gave dancing
party at the Executive Mansion last
night, at which a large number of
their friends were present. Mrs. John
Young Brown, jr.. of Lakeland, and
Miss Henrietta Blackburn assisted
the Misses Brown in their entertain.
ment
The Evening Whist Club was enter
tanned Thursday night by Mrs. Chas.
E. Half. There were nine tables and
nine was the successful number Of
games that carried off the two first
prizes. handsome engravings, won by
Mrs. Mamie Duvall and Major L. @.
Norman. The number eight secured
the second prizes, five handkerchief,
which Mrs. Reid Rogers and Mr.. Sam
d. johnson, MIR. johnson cutting with
Hon. A. j. Carroll, who also scored
eight.
The Capital City Literary Society
was entertained Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Title Roberts on
Campbell street, South Side. After
the usual exercises the following of
ficers for the month were elected:
President Arthur Armstrong; Vice.
President. Desmond O'Connor;
Secretary-Miss Ora Hoggins, and
Treasurer, Estin Heat The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Miss. Lulie Suter, on Arlington
Heights.
At the entertainment Friday of last
week of the Ladies Afternoon Euchre
H.
w. j. Hendrick, there were eight Ia
bles and twelve games were, played.
Mrs. John w. Rodman scored eleven
and won beautiful drawn worked
center piece. Miss Maggie Taylor and
Miss Sallie Ross, of Lexington, each
scored nine, and in cutting Miss Ross
was successful in winning a bonbo-
Mere and Miss Taylor center piece,
and Mrs Caswell Bennett Mrs. ID. B.
Walcutt and Miss Todd Saffeu and
scored g. and luck in the cut fell to
Miss Saffell, who won an almond dish.
Those present besides those already
mentioned were: Mrs. L. @. Norman,
Mrs. A. F. Respess, Mrs. G. F. Black
ley, Mrs. w. F. cambridge, Mrs. f..
M. Gober, Mrs Sam E. James, Mrs.
Wickliffe Chapman, Mrs. Sam. ID.
johnson, Mrs. Theodore Wylie, Mrs.
Sam, b. Holmes, Mrs. w. II. Newhall,
jr., Mrs Chas. E. Half, Mrs. Will
Saffell, Mrs. III. @. Mallory, Mrs. Julia
Thompson. Mrs. Stape johnson, Mrs.
w. b. Rodman, Mrs. Hugh Rodman,
Mrs. Hervey Mcdowell, of Cynthiana;
Mrs. Jno. r. Proctor, Mrs. Reid
Rogers; Misses Sallie and Nettie Ross,
of Lexington. Jennie Morris, Nellie
Orbison and Ruth Rodman. Mrs. L.
@. Norman entertained the club
again yesterday afternoon.