The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-28

and ices were most artistic and sym
bolic. the ices were white loving cups
with green handles, and the cakes iced
in white with true love knots Of green.
A largo reception followed the
more private marriage ceremony,
which was in celebration Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregory's crystal wedding ami
versary, as well as complimentary to
the bride and Proom This event has
been looted forward to for some
weeks. and the house was throngod
from . until II, with the friends Of
this popular couple, while the variety
and beauty OF the display Of crystal
presents testified to the good wishes
Of their host of friends
In the dining room. where the
decorations were red, beautiful
Christmas tree shed myriads Of. Grim.
son lights from its branches. The
ices aud cakes served during these
hours were an artistic blending Of red
and white, and were Of varied shapes,
with rose decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs Gregory We're assisted
in receiving by Mr.. and Ans. vii.
liam Harrison sallee Of Danville, Mis-,
Bette Irvine Of Springfield. Miss Car,
RTE showers Of Elizabethtown. Mis-.
Ella Hay Of Danville, Miss Lillian
Gregory. Mr. Charles Ireland Of Dan
vile, Mr.. Edwin J. Paxton, Mr..
Dennis Mooquot, Mr.. salleo aud Miss
sallee Of Danville, Messrs sad Aes
danes W. J. Humphreys, w. 81
Rawls, Robert Phillips. Goorge Wal
lace, Henry overly, NJ. b. Nash, W.
@. whiteheld, Cook Husbands,
George Flournoy, Rev. AMI Mrs W,
H. Pinkerton, Mrs John Campbell
Mr.. ani Mrs sallee left at mid.
night for a bridal trip East. and after
January 10 will be at home at Elm.
wood. near DAnville, Mr.. sallee'.
charming old ANCESTRAL home
! A BEAUTIFUL AFTER
NOON CARD PARTY.
A charming social function of tho
week was the card party given by
Mrs George Flournoy on Friday after.
noon In honor Of Bliss Emma Reed :
house party. II was Beautifully and
effective from every point, an artistic
success. as are all Of Mrs. Flournoy's
parties. The decorations were pink, and
pink candles added charming color
10 the dainty rooms. The hostess
gown was in harmony with the pre-.
vaiiing color, being AN artistic crea.
tion Of pima etamine and moussellIne
dc sole, painted in roses. She was
assisted in receiving by Mrs @. II.
warneken Of Clsrksville. Mrs. Ann
Bergman Of Clarksville, Mrs. Cook
Husbands, Misses Mabel Murray OF
Evansville. Emma Reed and Matte
Fowler, all Of whom were charming.
ly and effectively gowned.
There were afty-hve guests, a mum.
Der Of whom were out-of-town visit.
ors, and the presence Of 80 many beau.
tiful women and handsome costumes
made the occasion notable one.
Them were nine tables OF six handed
euohre, and the tally cards, wero hand
painted, each representing the differ.
ent stages Of life, beginning with baby
hood. They were the work Of the tai.
ented hostess and are artistic and
beautiful souvenirs. The prizes were
also hand painted and were charming
conceptions For the first prize,
brown and gold vase painted in
ionquils, Miss Elizabeth Sinnott and
Miss Leila Goodwin tied, Miss Good.
win winning In the cut. The lone
hand prize was won by Mrs. Irwin 5.
Cobb, and was dainty rose bowl
painted in Wild roses.
The out-of-town visitors prize.
pretty opera bag. painted in ballet
girls, was cut for by Mrs. Charles
rrueheart Of Louisville, Mrs. Henry
weissinger Of Louisville, Mrs. Edward
nuru, 90 N.akwsII. Az. -