The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-09

their house guests. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Charles schooler, Of birmingham,
Ala. and Miss Susie Humble of Leb-
anon, Ky, and although an informal
affair, was none the less pleasant and
enjoyable.
The large parlors with their highly
J polished floors made ideal dancing
rooms. Delicious refreshments OF
chocolate and cake were served during
the evening.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schroeder, of Birmingham, Mr..
and Mrs. George Flournoy, Miss Susie
Humble of Lebanon, Miss May Ter
rell, Miss Elizabeth sinnott, Miss
Mary Boswell, Miss Jane Rivers, Miss
Laura Sanders, Miss 7ilian Rudy,
Miss Anne Reed, NJ Wallace
We'll, Douglass Nash, CD, thompson,
Frank Boone, viii Bradshaw. Jr.,
will Minnich, Edwin J. Paxton, DIR.
l. b. Howell, Or. Marmaduke Dillon.
DR.. Wilson.
U. D. c. MEETING.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy mot with Mrs. James Roger
on Tuesday afternoon. IL was the reg
ular meeting Of the chapter, but there
was much especial business to be tran
sacted. which made the session Of
more than usual Interest. The state
meeting at Elizahethtown on Novom-
Dor 90 and 81 was discussed, aud Mrs.
Victoria Thompson was chosen dele
gate 20 represent the local chapter on
this occasion, which position she will
IN with honor and ability.
It wa the annual election Of OH
GERS, and Mrs Victoria Thompson wa
reelected president; 'lrs. David G.
Murrell was made first vice president
anil Mrs. John Campbell, second vic,
president; Miss Ehzabeth snnott wa'
reelected recording secretary: Mrs
. Luke Russell wrs chosen correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. James Roger wa
, again made treasurer Mrs Thoma
+. Moss was elected historian, nnt
, Mrs Robert Becker Phillips assistant
historian.
Il was pleasant meeting, will
quite a large attendance.
SANS soUCI CLUB
. ENTERTAINED
Mrs. William Gilbert entertained
. the Sans souci club at cards at he
% pretty home ON North Eighth stree
: on Tuesday afternoon. 1t was the frs
q meeting OF the club for the season, an
J. was most delightful occasion
Euohre was played, and the first priz,
y n dainty atomizer in bisque, was car
! tured by Miss Mary Corbett the boob
. prize, a pretty rose leaf pillow, wen
y to Miss Hattie Terrell The Lostes
presented each guest with exquisit
red dahlias as souvenirs. A deliciou
}. and attractive luncheon was served al
n ter the game. The guests were; Mr..
Il Marx worten, Miss Susie Humble O
e Lebanon. KY, Miss Minnie Terrell
p. Miss Hattie Terrell. Miss Mabel Rieke
;. Miss Irene Scott. Miss Anna Boswell
}. Miss Margie Crumbaugh, Miss Myrtl
e Greer, Miss Lula Reed, Miss Floronc
9 Yeiser. Miss Mary Corbett, Mi
e Susanna Jorgenson, Miss Gertrud
Il Asher, Miss Clara Thompson, Mis-
Is Laurn Sanders.
e MUSICAL CLUB MEETING.
: The Musical club enjoyed mos
pleasant meeting on Tuesday evening
y with Mrs. Hubbard s. Wells and Mis-
Virginia. Lesh. The attendance wa
quite good, number OF the activ
= members being present, and, also, tn
l. honorary members, who are the min
g listers and their wives.
% Tho solos OF Mr.. Emmett Bagby
> Mr.. will Green and Mr. Robert Chas
% taine We're much enjoyed
g Miss Adah l.. Brazleton's fine pape
ON Some of Orr Leading Musicians
u was a delightful feature Of the even
. ing The duet Of Miss Virginia Les
and Miss Mamie Dreyfuss gave muoI
pleasure.
Some important business came NJ
for consideration, but the session wa
mainly social.
The Musical club is a fortnight.
> affair. and usually meets on Monda.