The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-08-12
Live News From Esin.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD.

Do you sleep under blankets and
quilts, you who are stayi ing at home?
DO You fear to drink any kind of wat
er for fear of contagious fevers. Then
close your roll-tOp desk and give your
wife and children a chance to recuper-
ate from the effects Of the tOrrid
weather of the past few weeks.
Even cloudy days at Estill Springs
have charm all their own. The
whole bunch turned out Friday and
Saturday to watch a match crOQuet
game-which the cloudy weather and
the plentiful shade allowed to 90 on
uninterruptedly all day long.
The champion players in this newly
revived old game are; Mr.. d. T. Che
nault, of Richmond. Mrs. E. G. Gaines,
of Lancaster, Mrs. Swain of Louisville
Prof Poynter, of Perryville, and Mr..
G. E. Ellwanger, of Louisville.
During the coming week the Gro
quet Tournament will be pulled off
and the championship decided. This
was to have been decided during the
Tennis Tournament, but the interest
in the latter game was too great to be
divided.
There are several charming addi-
tions to the society at the Springs this
week. Mrs. Beistein. of Louisville.
formerly, Miss Ellie Duncan. and her
two very attractive young daughters,
Misses Laura and Dorothy BeilStein.
Both these young women were favor
ed by ''what ever gods there be" with
their mothers gift Of song.
Miss Myrtle Swain, the ''first violin
iit" in the Orchestra is another favor
ed young person with Multiplicity of
musical gifts Miss AntOinette Bell,
of Louisville, and Miss Stephiny, OF
Louisville, are musicians of recogniz-
ed ability and are helping make the
band a feature of the Springs enter
tainment,
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"Female Orchestra" There are
many guests who volunteer to take
the first or second violin or even the
drum and allow the orchestra to dance
One delightful young woman who
changes her name from Miss Annette
Jones, of Lexington, KY, to Mrs
Robert Totten, of Birmingham, Ala
next October. IS regular Pooh Bal
in the musical world. She takes
either first or second violin and theI
the piano. We are not giving away
State secrets-as the Lexington papers
have already announced Miss Jones
engagement. Miss Jones is here will
her mother and younger sister, Miss
Helen Jones.
Last Thursday the Louisville Grove
was agreeably added to by party
from Louisville composed of the Miss.
es Schuman, Miss Sauter and Mis-!
Latin. These young ladies have add
ed much to the happiness Of tn
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Chenault, o
Richmond, came Friday and will re
main two weeks. Mr.. Chenault hal
won for himself the laudable ambition
of every woman in the hotel to defea
him at croQuet.
Miss Annie ROyston, of Lancaster
is the popular "palmiSt" here.
There are several fortune teller
who "run the cards" but all the mel
prefer the palm reading-Grape Nuts
Mrs. John ROdman entertained wit
a Bridge party f,r Mrs. Kate Kali
Cox and Mrs. ]. w. Beilstein last Sat
urday evening. Miss Laura Beilstei
and Mrs. Harvey Riddle, of Denver
won the prizes. A Dutch lunch wa
served after the game at the cottage.
The crowds that have been here a
summer have settled down and KNIT
ed bed-spreads, embroidered waist
and "tat ting" grows apace.
We could tell a tale Of trolling PAL
ties" but as there are only about A l
the rartv who roll to reduce their Eel
b,r l.. 10 we fear for our safety an
! il 80 Puck's advice to those abou
w naalry and "don't."