The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-11-05

Ed. Hensley, Mrs Q. E. Colahan, Mrs.
w. j. Hendrick, Mrs. Caswell Ben.
nett, Mr.. r. H. Crittenden, Capt. T.
@. Jones, Mr.. Aleck Grant, Mr. Robt.
Burns Wilson, Mr.. L. d. Craig and
Mr.. Will Grant.
A number of young gentlemen gave
dance at Sewers Hall Thursday
night, in honor of Miss Mamie Sow
er's guests, Miss Carrie Wallheiser,
of Buffalo, N. Y, and Miss Julia
Wallheiser, of Bedford, Indiana. Mrs.
George B. Salender was the chaperon,
and Wolfe's Orchestra, which fur
nished the music, lent inspiration to
the graceful movements of the cou-
Piles engaging in the evenings pleas
ures. Besides those men toned the
following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Misses Emma Yeager, Mona
Goodwin, Maggie Parker, Margaret
Newman, Josephine Salender, Stella
McEnnis, Virgie Nelson, Mamie Sow
er, Ella Newhouse and Julia Willis.
Messrs. J. Allen Stout, Luther Crutch-
err, Robert Craik, Richard Lynch, j.
P. Noonan, Gus Richie, George Sal
ender, Chas. Day, Oscar Willis, John
Quinley, M. Conroy, J. Desmond
O'Connor, Todd Crutcher and R. A.
Brawner.
Miss Jennie Morris entertained the
Ladies' Afternoon Euchre Club
Thursday. There were six tables and
the game began at 2:30 and concluded
at O'Clock, after which refreshments
were served. Thirteen secured the
first prize, beautiful rose vase,
which went to Mrs. G.. M. Adams, and
for the next prize, a fancy basket,
Mrs. Sam. D. Johnson and Mrs. Wick
life Chapman, both having twelve,
had to play deciding game. 1t was
won by Mrs Chapman. Of the guests
present there were Mrs. Kate Patton,
Mrs. John R. Proctor, Misses Adele
Drane, Mary Ely, Kate Sanders, Todd
Saffell, Rebecca johnson, of this city,
and Mary Dudley, of Louisville. The
members were Mrs. Respess, Mrs.
cambridge, Mrs. Gober, Mrs. Bennett,
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. w. j.
Hendrick, Mrs. Sam. Holmes, Mrs.
Sam. d. Johnson, Mrs. E. Polk John
son, Mrs Stape Johnson, Mrs. New
hall, Mrs Chapman and Mrs. Mamie
Duvall Mrs. Adams and Mrs Fannie
Trabue will entertain the club next
Friday afternoon.
The autumnal chrysanthemum re-
ception given by Mrs. John w. Head
ley to her lady friends last evening,
from to O'Clock, was the most bril-
liant event of the season. The resi-
dence, with its spacious halls and
parlors, so well arranged for the sue
cessful management of a large assem-
blage of friends, was beautifully
decorated throughout with autumn
leaves and yellow chrysanthemums.
The refreshment tables in the dining
room, beside the decorations men,
toned, were festooned with yellow
ribbons from the chandeliers, which,
with the elegant table service, artis-
tically set for the occasion, made up
an indescribably beautiful scene.
Strains of the sweetest, softest music,
from band in the room removed
from the throng Of callers, contrib
uted greatly to grace the~ evenings
enjoyment. Mrs. Headley, who wore
yellow canton crepe, was assisted in
receiving by the following ladies:
Mrs. Caswell Bennett, white brocaded
silk, jewel trimmings of sapphires
and rubies; Mrs. William Saffell,
black lace over lavender silk. and
Mrs. E. Polk Johnson,
white crepe de chine, pearl trimmings;
Mrs. T. M. Turner, white canton
crepe; Mrs. O. F. Exum, elegant
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