The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-10-15


by telegram announcing the sudden
death of her nephew, Russell Bell
Lewis, jr., in St. Charles county,
October Cd. He was noble, hand
some boy of nearly - years of age.
The afflicted parents have the deep
est sympathy of their friends and
relatives in this community in their
distressing bereavement.
Miss. Emma Morris entertained
at cards Thursday night in honor of
her niece, Miss Sue Morris. Those
present were Misses Aida Poindex-
ter, of Greenwood, Miss, Rebecca
Johnson, May Pepper, Merrie
Gillum, Maggie May Thomson,
Annie Headley, Bette Keenon, Josie
Hughes, Christine Reynolds and Sue
Morris; Messrs Mason Brown. George
Hunt, Fayette Hewitt, John Williams,
Wallace McCloy, Harry Stanton,
Henry Lindsey and R. A. Wander
veer.
The Prizes were won by Miss Annie
Headley and Mr.. Mason Brown.
Mr.. w. M. Kavanaugh, wife and
two children, arrived in the city
Sunday from their home in Little
Rock, Ark. They are visiting Mr..
Kavanaugh's mother on the South
Side and will remain here week or
ten days. Mr.. Kavanaugh is the
business manager of the Little Rock
! Gazette, the largest paper published
in the State, and by his ability and
energy has won for himself an
enviable reputation as one of the
leading young men in Arkansas.
He says that Mr.. Jerry South, former.
ly of this city, is a distinguished
| success, both at the bar and in poll
tics, and that now he is a candidate
for Speaker of the House with the
chances somewhat in his favor.
Mrs. James M. Saffell gave a yellow
tea last Friday night in honor of
Miss Selenah Barrett. of Louisville,
and Mrs. George Hippee, of Des
Moines, Iowa.
The house was beautifully deco
rated in cut flowers, the drawing
room in American beauties, library in
crimson dahlias, and dining room
in golden rod, cosmos and marigolds.
The table decorations were the most
artistic ever seen in the city, and
when the guests were seated it
formed strikingly beautiful picture.
The menu was choice and each
course exquisitily served. n
Those present were Mrs. Hippee,
Misses Selenah Barrett, Todd Saffell,
Laura Pepper, Cordelia Lindsey.
Maggie Taylor. Emma Morris and
Rebecca Averill;I Messrs. Louis Craig,
Henry Ware, Robt. Pepper, George
Payne, Frank Halloran and Charles
SaffelI
SOCIETY POINTS.
There Is every indication now that
the society season this winter will be
very gay, In addition to the usual
hops to be given by the Assembly
Ball Club, which will be recognized
at an early date, and the theatre par
ties, luncheons, card parties, recep-
tions and teas with which most of
the ladies in the social circle will en-.
terrain their friends, there were three
euchre clubs organized this week,
which with the whist club of last
season to be re-organized within the
next few weeks, will keep the dew
otees in a constant whirl of social
pleasure. The names of the members
of two of the euchre clubs were not
obtained, but the following is the
membership the "Ladies Afternoon
Club" which re-organized Tuesday
afternoon at meeting at Mrs. Sam.
B. Holmes viz: Mesdames e. Polk
Johnson, q. M. Adams, Caswell Ben
nett, d. B. Wslcutt, VIM. H. Newhall,
jr., Wickliffe Chapman, j, Swigert
Taylor, Sam. B. Holmes, hampton
Price, Henry O. Murray, Sam. E.
James, John w. Milan, Theodore
Wiley, Howard Black, Sam. ID. John
SON, w. F. cambridge, w. ]. Hen
drick. Thomas b. Rodman, VIM. E.
Bradley, A. F. Respess, L. @. Norman,
Fanny M. Trabue, and G. Il. Blackley
and Misses Jennie Morris and Maggie
Taylor. Gentlemen are not admitted
to the entertainments of this club,
but they enjoy the rights of member
ship to other clubs which meet at
night The first meeting of the
Afternoons will be held at the
residence of Mrs; Walcntt next We'd
nesday.