Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-06-24
HALDEMAN
y PRESIDENT

Dauncy oiiu Ot0tShCC 'OOdo aiu
the heavy stick work of Mike o.
Sullivan.
The grand march at Wednesday
nights ball was led by Col. Haldeman
s9d Mrs. Shelton Saufey. and was
followed by general dance.
The formal exercises Of Thursday
"Hopkinsvile Day" took place in
the Pavilion at two o'clock with Mr..
w. A. Wilgus as master of ceremo
mics for the visitors. Col. W. B.
Haldeman. the President. presented
Mr.. Wilgus who made brief anc
appropriate explanation of the visit
and introduced Hon. John c. Duffy
to make the formal address. Mr..
Duffy took as his subject why we
are Here" and made a happy and
eloquent speech telling the editors
of the pleasure it afforded the city
of Hopkinsville to have so distin-
guished a body in its vicinity.
President Haldeman responded to
the address of welcome in an appro-
pirate address and called upon Mr..
II. A. Sommers. who also made a
brief speech complimenting the
ladies especially.
From 4:3O to $50 brilliant recep
ton was given to the editors and
their visitors, which was the closing
social event. Mrs. Stice gave a sim
liar reception three years ago, but
this time the affair was far more
elaborate and was attended by about
two hundred.
Mrs. w. D. Nobb, Mrs. r. S. Pool.
Mrs. B. F. Smith. Mrs j. G.. White
and Misses Alyia and Docia Goodwin.
Sudie Smith. Lois Pool and Hume
Turney assisted Mrs. Stice in doing
the honors and the occasion was in
every sense a success. Refreshments
of the most delicious character and
in bountiful variety were served
with unstinted hospitality. Az a
mark of their appreciation. the beau
tiful floral banner presented to the
AZ. P. A. by the people of Hopkins
vile was in turn presented to Mrs.
Stice. and Lebkeucher's Concert
Band was sent over to the Stice
home. close by the hotel. to compli-
ment the hostess with some stirring
music.
The Association dispersed yester-
d2g, though few members will lin
ger until the end of the week.
Following is e list Of those in at
tendance:
C. R. Hancock and wife, Pembroke.
j. E. Fawcett, wife and three
daughters, Mrs. Stella Kemp, Miss
Margaret Kemp, Jno. A. Moore,
Darlington.
Miss Allie Armstrong. Nortonville,
r.. Lemon and wife. w. T. Da-
Wis, l.. E. Davis, Mayfield.
t. c. Underwood and wife. Thos.
Underwood, c. M. Meacham and
wife, Hopkinsville.
j. W. McCarty. Geo. Sorenson,
Cincinnati.
Frank Deckert. E. Polk Johnson.
E. A. Jonas, Geo. c. Sehon, c. G.
Owsley. Jno. H. Cowles. W. T. Kelly.
Miss Sarah Peak. j. 7. Farnsley,
Vim. A. Bennett, James Speed, I. F.
Gilmore, w. B. Haldeman. Geo, H,
Peters, j. Slaughter Carter and wife,
H. j. Meyer, l.. B. Shropshire, r. j.
Mcbride, Louisville.
Albert Bernet. Columbus.
Jno. B. Gaines and wife. Bowling
Green.
Jno. l.. Sneed, Miss Hallye HAYES,
Jno. w. Barrall and wife, Shep-
herdsville.
Miss l.. Swearenger, Mt. Washing
ton.
A. d. Miller and daughter, c. G.
Woods and daughter. Richmond.
d, H. Peak. Bedford.
C. C. Brock, Hardinsburg.
c. C. Owens, Jr.. Misses Elizabeth
and Katharine Owens. Madisonville.
Harry A. Sommes, Elizabethtown.
M. G. Peak and wife. Lagrange.
Herer Mathews. Hartford.
j. C. Alcock, Jeffersontown.
Jno. M. Mathews. Carlisle.
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