The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-20

At this rate the work will soon be
well arranged in this part of the
state.
letter of thanks for flowers sent
by the Paducah chapter to decorate
the Confederate graves at Camp Chase,
Ohio, was read
THE MUSICAL CLUB.
The organization OF the Paducah
Musical club was perfected ON Monday
evening at the home of Mrs Hubbard.
Wells and It promises to be one OF the
most delightful and popular clubs in
the city. Mrs Hubbard ). Wells is
the president, Prof Harry Gilbert,
vice president Mr. Edwin J. Paxton,
recording secretary; Miss Ada L.
Brazelton. corresponding secretary
Mr.. Emmett Bagby, treasurer, and
Miss Virginia Lesh, librarian. Mrs
James Weille was made chairman Of
the program committee and Miss
Ada Brazelton of the committee on
constitution and bylaws. These are
all lovers of music and with a knowl.
edge Of II beside and are accustomed
70 success, In whatever they under
take. so the future Of the club is
assured. \ membership of thirty five
is already enrolled which is an excel.
lent beginning The club will take
mp course OF study u music along
varied lines and will bee both enjoy.
able and helpful 4 meeting will be-
held ON Monday evening with Mr.,
Well, again. 10 consider the constitu-
ton and by laws. and make further
plans 49,.
\ BROOM HILL PARTY.
\ delightful pleasure party which
helped to save the week from the i'm.
minent dullne-s was the sail on the
Brook Hill on Friday evening. Il was
in honor Of Mr. Fred Nahm, and Mr..
Floyd Nahm Of Bowling Green, and
was most enjoyable occasion Music
lent a charm to the evening on the
water, and Miss Louise Bracken's
delightful voice contributed greatly
to the pleasure The party
consisted Of: Mesdames Walter
johnson and George Flournoy, Misses
Myrtle Decker, Martha Davis, Mabel
Riekc, May, Minnie and Hattie
Terrell Mary Boswell, Louise Brack-
en-, Of Dyersburg, Arnie James Of
Evansville Messrs. Fred and Floyd f.
Nahm, Of Bowling Green, Roy Culley, F.
FL CLARK, Tom Hall, Eyert Thomp
son, Edwin Wilson, Edison Hart,
Henry Rudy, Abe We'll, Charles .
olcott, Frank Boone, Louis Ri,ke,
James Campbell, Ed Paxton.
AGONIEs or FASHION.
ABLE CHIROGRAPHY. F.
Gladys Helene Montague, her trans.
parent gold ochre hair glittering in
the sunlight, sat AZ her mahogany
desk writing her answer TO Reginald
Fitzmsurice's proposal iGladys' CHR,
ography was of the fashionable young
ladies seminary style, with three
characters to perform the duties OF
twenty-six. SAYS the Detroit Free
Press:
My Dearest Girl.
Your answer has made me the han.
piest man in the world
How did | dare nope that you would
stoop to bless such As | pray God
that | may be worthy of Won my darl.
ing
long to press you TO my heart
Ever thine,
REGINALD .
My Dear Miss Montague;
On Wednesday / sail for Europe. II
At any time you should change your
mind, word from you will bring me
to your side.
My address will be Brown, White &
Co, London. Faithfully yours,
REGINALD FIrZMAURICE. I
Dear Gladys After sleepless night
spent in the vain endeavor to docipher
your note have written these two
answers.
Will you kindly return Immediately
The one which does not fit the occas.
.on.
can not stand the strain much
longer, Your anxious
REGINALD. /
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