Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-08
BRILLIANT A HEAP.
THE BALL FRIDAY NIGHT A FIT TING
COMPLEMENT TO THE OPENING
BANQUET.
Gallant Beaux and Beautiful Bellies Fro m
Many Towns.

us Ddll dJ QOt0l LaluAlQ GlJudy
night was all that had been promised.
The attendance was far too large to
give detail report of those present.
twas the most brilliant affair of the
kind ever held in the city, and lasted
until two o'clock in the morning. Re-
frsshments were served in the ord
nary, while the dancing was going on
in the large dining room.
Most Of the guests on hand the
night before remained over to the
ball.
Among the numerous visitors pre-
sent were three large parties who
came in special cars from Memphis,
Evansville and Paducah.
Tie first of these to arrive was tina
from Memphis Thursday morning.
This party consisted of Thos Il.
Allen and wife, K. Fl. Allen and wife,
j. S. Robinson and wife, Mrs. Thos.
b. Allen, Jr Mrs. Pierson, Miss Aus
tip, Miss Duke, Percy Galbreath, j.
w. Stoyall, l.. N. Neolet'. they at
tended both entertainments anu re-
turned home Saturday evening &C.
companied by Mrs Juo. 9. Latham,
of New York. Mr.. M. Tlllotson, who
came with Mrs. Latham, returned to
New York. hopkinsyille was honor
ed by the presence of this cultured
and agreeable party, representing the
best society of Memphis,
The Evansville party arrived Thurs
day afternoon. In it were Supt. B.
F. Dickson and wife, J. j. Chandler
and wife, Mrs. A. M. Veile, Miss Ada
Cooa, Miss Ada Rsgon, DR.. LIE
Hardin and Charlie Cook. They Gu
joyed the festivities on Thursday
night, but returned before the ball
One Of the pleassntest features of the
evening VAS the singing of Mrs. Veile
who is one Of the most accomplished
vocslists in Evansville. Mr.. Dicks or
is one of the most popular officials o
the l.. g. N. rail. DAD, and our people
were glad of the opportunity to ex
tend him a cordial welcome.
The party from Paducah came il
Mr.. Richard G. Morgan's private car
and comprised The following ladies
and gentlemen: r. G. Morgan anc
wife, Jno. 2. Campbell and wife
Jhas. Reed, Misses Emma Reed
Carrie Rt ike, Helen Sinuott, Lizzie
Sinnott, Ruby Cobb, Mary Burnett
and Clara Fowler; Wheeler Campbell
Chas. Spillmap, :. A. Fowler and G..
H. Wa,neI in. They arrived Friday
and after attending the ball returned
Saturday at 2:45.
Another pleasant party arrived
from Louisville on the 1910 train
Thursday night, consisting of j. j..
McCombs aud wife, Mrs, r. j. Bresee,
formerly Miss Helen Hurt, Misses Eta
Tiusley aud Sallie Mcdonald Otn-
ers from Louisville were Mr.. Robert
Fletcher, vile and d lighter, Miss
Ctrfi,, Councilman Chas. l.. Nelson
d. B Leigh, F. L. McComb, e. L.
Tspp and Mss jacobs.
The following were some of the
Of her visitors from neighboring towns:
Nashvile-Jo. NJ. Warren, j. g.
~ lSpOi, w N' lOiAV, W L. iCllf,
j. ii. Simmon', + A. Eckert, r. Il.
Kinsman. J. Heinleia,J j. Dupnavslt
and wit, o. b, Giers; St. Louis =
K. a. Boyle, Miss Mary Boyle; Elk
tons. W. Forgy, Mrs. B B Pstrie;
Trenton, G. w. Ware. s. E. Steger and
wife; Henderson-E. g. Sebree, G.
f. Kleinderer, 0. P. Dyer; Esrling
ton-Jno. NJ. Victory and wife; Mad
isonville-W. j. INSECT, W. A. INSECT,
Misses Ola AMI Sammiel Nisbet and
Portia Earle; Fort Wayne, Iud-W.
A Coxtop; Clsrksville-C. 5. jarrett,
l.. g. WOOD, q. l.. Pit, +. r. Tandy,
Miss E mel Hurst, Msees Gill, Miss
Birdie Will.s, Charlie Cook and Mrs.
T. r. Hancock; Princeton-Jas. II.
Stegar, DR.. j. A. Miller, j. r. Wylle,
II. f. McNary.
In addition To these many others
were present who failed to register, as
the register was nos regularly opened
until Saturday morning.