The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-10-29
Social Events.


The ladies of the Afternoon Euchre
Club were entertained by Mrs.
Caswell Bennett Thursday. There
were seven tables, and the game
began at 2:3O and concluded at 4:3O
O'Clock after which refreshments were
served. Nine was the fortunate num-
Der which secured both the first and
second prizes, the former, a china
tete-a-tete set, going to Mrs. w. H.
Holt and the latter, china candle
holder, to Mrs. w. j. Hendrick. The
invited guests present were as fol-
lows: Mrs. R. P, Pepper, Mrs. E.
E. Hume, Mrs. Fred. H. Bagby, Mrs.
G. B. Poyntz, Mrs. Mamie Duvall,
Mrs. G. g. McChord, Mrs Urey Wood
son, Mrs. E. M. Gober, Mrs L. Labrot
and Mrs. w. H. Holt. The club mem
bers present were as follows: Mrs.
Sam. e. James, Mrs. s. B. Holmes,
Mrs. G. M. Adams, Mrs. E. Polk John
son, Mrs. Sam. d. Johnson, Mrs.
Stape Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Newhall,
jr., Mrs. L. G. Norman, Mrs. d. B.
Wal suit, Mrs. w. F. cambridge, Mrs.
Fanny M. Trabue, Mrs. w. j. Hen
drick, Mrs. G. r. Blackley, Mrs. j..
Swigert Taylor, Mrs. Wickliffe Chap,
man. Mrs. A. F. Respess, MRS. Theo.
Wylie and Miss Jennie Morris The
club will be entertained by Miss
Jennie Morris OIL next Friday after
noon.
Little Virginia Bennett, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. Caswell Bennett,
! gave a reception to her friends yes
terday afternoon on the occasion OF
the anniversary of her fourth BIRTH
day. The parlors were thronged with
the little folks and their on looking
guardians, and the bright little hos
tess, who thoroughly understood the
responsibility of her position, omit
ted none of the details of generous
welcome and happy entertainment.
Af,er the tots had exhausted the
pleasures of all kinds of picture books
and games and other features of the
programme for their amusement,
they were taken to the dining room
for refreshments, where many dimin-
utive tables were spread with dimin-
utive dishes, laden with the choicest
dainties which children most relish.
The plate out Of which each child
ate, containing letters and fancy pic
lures, was taken home by the child as
a souvenir of the occasion. In rooms
elegantly furnished and decorated
;! with flowers, golden rod, pot plants
and autumn leaves, and amidst the
I merriment of two dozen and more
beautiful children in their prettiest
toilets, it was natural for the minds
Of the fond mothers there to picture
the scene as the court Of the Queen OF
the Fairies, in which the little hostess
received the homage of her loyal sub
jects and graciously honored each
with token Of her royal esteem
The aristocratic personages attend
ing the court were as follows: Julia
Murray, Marchioness of Rodman;
Virginia Greenhow, Couptess of Du'
vail; Aulyn Chinn, Duke Of Markham;
Mary Hendrick, Lady of Lyons; Geo.
Gayle, Prince of Macklin; Lena Pu-
sey, Princess of Arlington; Townsend
Newhall, Earl Of Springfield; John
Walcutt, Count of Windy Side; Mar
guerite Mclean, Lady Stanton; Stan
ton Mclean, Earl of Henry; Gladys
Rodman, Lady Murphy; Maria Ira
bue, Lady Tots of Red Stone Hall;
John Holmes, Baron Todd; Beth
Woodson, Lord of Daviess; jamie
Woodson, Duchess of Pennyrile; Mar
garet McChord, Duchess of Washing
ton; Edgar Hume, Prince of South