The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-11-26
Social Events.

Mrs. Kate Mauer will enter
tain the Ladies Whist Club this after
noon.
Judge and Miss Laura Craddock
and wife at dinner Thanksgiving day.
The Capital City Literary Society
was entertained Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Showalter, on the
South Side.
Miss Lyme Pepper gave dance
and supper to her friends Thanks
giving night, at which the following
young ladies were present: Misses
Annie Keenon, Mamie Crutcher,
Louise Pepper, Lettie Rodman, Vir-
gle Stanton and Pickett Johnson.
Mrs. Caswell Bennett entertained
at five O'Clock dinner on Thanksgiv-
ing day to the following persons: Mr..
and Mrs. Urey Woodson, Capt. Sam
M. Gaines, Col. and Mrs. Thos. Cor
bett, Mrs. Florence Garrett Hon. l.
M. Quigby, Hon. Anthony Carroll,
Hon. j. G. Glenn and Hon. Posey ID.
Ball.
Miss Tillye R. Branch entertained
her friends with candy pulling at
the residence of her father, Mr. A. B.
Branch, at Allendale, about two miles
from this city. on the Louisville pike,
Thursday evening. Games and dane
ing were also participated in. and the
music furnished lent inspiration to
the graceful movements of those en-
gagged in the evenings pleasures
Quite a number were present, among
them many from this city, who re-
turned to their homes about 2 O'Clock,
very much pleased with the courte.
Gus treatment extended them at the
hands of those generous people.
Mrs. Caswell Bennett and Mrs. w.
J. Hendrick entertained the Wish
Bone Whist Club at Mrs Benefits
residence on West Main street last
night. The parlors were tastefully
decorated with chrysanthemums and
ferns and the scene, at which about
fourteen married couples were EN-
gagged in the game, was richly 1llum1-
mated by the presence of the follow
ing beautiful young ladies in their
loVeliest toilets, who assisted in the
entertainments: Misses Clara Fowler,
of Big Stone Gap, Va; Mary Bruce,
of Louisville; Kate Green, Sallie and
Carrie Holt, of this city. Mrs. Lily
Turner Millikin, of Louisville, who is
the guest of Mrs. Bennett, was also
present at the game.
Little Miss Sallie Epler entertained
her numerous friends at a Thanksglv-
ing party at the home Of her parents
on the Versailles pike. Dancing and
games were INDUCED in until late
hour, when an elegant repast was
served. Those present were: Little
Misses Dora and Nellie Salyers, Hal
lie and Clara Daley. Nellie Downing,
Margaret Cooley, of Lexington; Susie
Shaw, Lizzie Without, Dora Meffort,
BERTHE Topass, Sallie and Make Ep-
ler. Lucy Smiley, Minnie Pifer, Mag
gle Purdy, Oppie Clark, Katie and
Fannie Crane, and Masters Walter,
Howard and Harry LETTERS, Railey
Epler Jerry Downing, Willie Smiley,
Howard Robinson, Harry Shaw, Geo
Topass, French Thompson, Everett
and Ora Stafford and Charley Hahn.
The largest and most elegant en-
tertainment of the Ladies' Afternoon
Euchre CLUB occurred iaSb odGuruay
at the residence of Mrs. s. b. Holmes.
Mrs. E. Polk Johnson and Mrs. W. +.
cambridge assisted Mrs. Holmes in
the entertainment. There were
twelve tables, and eleven, the highest
number of games won. was the score
of Mrs. E. e. Hume, who captured
the first prize, a silver almond spoon.
The second prize, a china plate, was
won by Mrs. Chas. E. Half For the
greatest number Of lone hands Mrs.
]. G. Mclean won the first prize,
beautiful bisque figure, and Mrs
John w. Rodman, the second prize,
poker set. For euchring the most
lone hands Mrs. Wickliffe Chapman
won a silver hat pin, and the BOBBY
prize, bottle of violet water, fell to
Mrs. @. @. McChord.
The hop at the Assembly Ball Room
on Thanksgiving eve night was well
attended. The room was beautifully
decorated and the music furnished y
Saxton's band. Among the young
ladies present were: Misses Effie Hill,