The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-23

Briggs, My Mae Paxton and Mrs
Charles c. Leigh were the guests Of
the occasion.
| CIVIC FEDERATION
ORGANIZED FOR WORK
Tho executive boarl and the board
OF directors Of the Civic Federation OF
Clubs met in the Palmer House rar
lors on Wednesday afternoon 70 com.
plcte their organization AMI map cut
especial lines Of work for the mem
I hers. The work was divided into five
heads or committees, and the five
members OF the executive board vert
placed in charge Of these departments,
as follows:
Civic committee, Mrs Robert b.
Phillips, chairman; library commit.
tee, Mrs. Muscoe Burnett, chairman
\ literary committee, Mrs. b. E. Reed.
chairman; educational committee,
Mrs Victoria Thompson. chairman
benevolent committee. Mrs. Sol
Vaughan, chairman. The club mem.
bership was divided and each assigned
TO one Of these departments, and ali
have some specific work to do Mrs.
Samuel T, Hubbard and Mrs. Jane,
Roger were made committee on con.
stitution ana bylaws.
PROF. DAVIS TO LEAVE.
II is with genuine regret that Padu.
cab has heard OF the decision of Prof.
Charles Davis, the talented musician,
to make his residence in New Orleans
He has resigned his position as organ.
ist for Temple Israel aud the First
Presbyterian church hqre. and has ca.
cepted n place with the Pryiania
street PRESBYTERIAN church, hand.
some new odihoe with the finest organ
IN the South. Prof Davis has done
much for Paduoah's musical life IN
his residence here, and has given OF
his tine ~ ent and knowledge ungrudg
ingly for her growth aud uplift The
change VIII be- a good one for min II
is spleHlid recognition OF his gifts,
and will bring HIM in touch with all
the inusiosl life ola inuso-loving city,
mad his snany friends here while re.
GREETING hi leaving. are glad for the
honor paid him. Prof Davis is a
composer who Is becoming more and
more recognized, and with his en-
largod opp1rtunities will, no doubt, dc
some fine work.
SANS S0UCI CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Miss Mny Corbett entertained the
sans Souei' club ON Thus day afternoon
In most keautiful manner Euohre
was played, and the fsst prize. an
exquisite nother-of pearl and gold belt
buckle. wss won by Mis- Minnie Ter
rel; the bsobv prize, doll costumed
as court Sester, went Ia Miss Lock
EFT, Of Henderson. A charming
luncheon Was served after the game,
with chryanthemums as souvenirs.
The guests were; Mrs. Will Gilbert,
Mrs. Harris Rankin. Mass Virginia
Loekett Of Henderson; Miss Myra
Dubois, Mis- Anna Settle. Miss Min.
MO Terrell, Miss Hattie Tsrell Miss
Susanne Jorronson. Miss Laura Sand
ers. Miss FlOsonce Yeiser, Eiss Mar
loris Crumbaugh, Miss Myr;le Greer,
Miss Anne Boswell, Miss Angie Thorn.
As, Miss Mabel RieKe.
DELRHlC CLUE.
A delightful aieoting Of th. Delphic
CLUB NDns held on Tuesday eaorning
with Mrs AlonHo X. Meyers. Hans
Sachs, the cobhler.poet of Eurcm-
burg. and scriptural drama we've the
topiosTor discussion.
Quotations from the writings of
Rams Sachs by the club were first in
osder. hhon. in a very charming
paper. MIRA Samuel Watson told of
IL Hans Saohs-His Sa,irioal writines,
Pqarlar Poetry. Master Songs, Fertil-
ty." Mrs. Sohn Campbell gave an in
crossing account of "phe Influence Of
he Reformation Upon tie Drama, aud
# Sestptural Drama" Mrs. Alonzo
Meyers read Lonrfellowis fine poem
'NureubnrgN very delightfully."-.
Martin Luther and his work, and
he Hymn Writers Of Germany" are
he subjects for aext week.
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peterson Smith
a "taeky party" at cards
sost enjoyably ON Monday evening.
NE guests were ali most Enthusiastically
rrayed, and occasionel much mer.