Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-26
FROM CERULEAN.
This Popular Pleasure Resort
Crowded with Society People.
Louisville, HOpkinsviIIe, Paducah,
Pembroke, Texas and Many
Other Points Represented.

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Cerulean. Youth and beauty
reign supreme. The past week has
been unusually gay. The dancing
hall is the attraction and the fol-
lowers of Terpsichore find oppor-
tunities galore for INDUCING in this
fascinating pastime. Mr.. Jim Nc
Keage, of Clarksville, takes the
whole bakery as a graceful, easy
dapcier. Misses Edna Parsons, of
Louisville, and Maggie Settle, of
Clarksville, Tenn, are the most
graceful dancers on thefoor. Their
dancing is the very poetry of mo-
tion and it is pleasure to the
guests to watch these fairy forms
trip the light fantastic, and APP
clause from the gallery is frequent
They are exceedingly attractive
girls, fascinating to degree and
easily carry off the honors as bellies
OF the Springs. Miss Parsons,
gowns are exceptionally stylish
and swell. Though simple they
are choice and are very Frenchy.
She is a dainty little maiden, with
natty pretty figure and is uni
versally admired. There is a large
number of Hopkinsville people here
and the ladies are carrying all be-
fore them. Metaphorically speak
ing, they are daily petted with
roses, and are universally pro-
nounced handsome, bright and
charming,
Pembroke too. is we'll represent
ed, and there have been no more
delightful guests than those from
this well known little town. Mrs.
Walter Radford, of Pembroke, has
been pronounced one of the hand
soonest matrons and is very popu-
lar.
Paducah too, is we'll represented.
Mrs. w. E. Cave, wife of the popu-
lar pastor of the FirstPresbyterian
Church, Paducah, is considered one
Of the most attractive young married
ladies. She is beautiful woman,
Of charming personality and is ex-
ceedingly bright. Mrs. Joe Buck
ner, wife of the popular clerk, Mrs.
Cantrill, Mrs. Thomas G.
Dade, Mrs. Mark Moore and Mrs.
are too, among the
charming matrons. They are de-
lightfully agreeable, bright and
fascinating.
Miss Julia Scott, of Paducah, wac
a guest of the springs for several
days and delighted all with her
beautiful voice. She is a charming
woman, with graceful manners, soft
If speech, yivcaious and extremely
bright. Her voicefs far above the
average, sweet, rich and full and
harmed delighted audiences every
evening. She is greatly missed by
Ill. :
Mss. h. l.. Ellison,of Fort Worth,
Eexas,is areigning favorite. Gentle,
and unsel6sh, she is +
he friend of all The young people I
all her Mother Ellison" and her c
sweet Influence is felt by all.
But in my enthusiasm over the :
charms of the fair sex / must not !
'yer look the fascinating specimens
If the Genus Homo who add so much :
o the general pleasure.
Conspicuous among these attrac- :
i've lords of creation are w. A. VIII {
rus, Clearance White, O. c. Yates, t
I. Heberle, Messrs. Hannett,
dcKeage and a host OF others.
These gentlemen are entertaining
md agreeable 10 a degree and the
girls pronounce them Just too sweet
or anything" Col. H. NJ. Crump,
If Bowling Green, is spending the
sabbath at this delightful resort,
testing from his labors.
The Colonel is a host IN himself.
lie is exceptionally bright and
agreeable, with genial cordial man
iers. He is the only man on the
grounds that can out-talk a woman