The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-10-05
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ducnh but has lately resided at Flor
enoe Station, Ky. She is a very
bright and agreeable and her cordial
manner and sweet disposition has
made her very popular.
Mr. Caldwell is the eldest son Of
Col X. G. Caldwell, and is prom
inent young coal merchant.
Mr. and Mrs Caldwell left at noon
for Buffalo and other cities. They
will make Paducah their home.
Miss Mary Bremen and Mr.. Louis
Wheeler, a popular young couple Of
Fourth street were married ON
Wednesday morning at the German
Evangelical church ty the Rev b. +.
whitman. A number OF invited
guests witnessed the ceremony which
was exceedingly pretty but character.
ized by a quiet simplicity.
Mr. ami Mrs Wheeler left immedi.
ately for a trip east, and on their re.
turn will be at homo to their friends
on South Fourth street.
d. A. r. MEETING.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution met with Mrs, Warwick
ST. Cowgirl, OF West jefferson street
on Tuesday morning, II was the
first meeting since the summer adj.
journmont and was a most ploasan,
occasion. A delightful literary fea-
ture was Mrs. Hubbard 5. Wells
paper discussing THE Mayflower
Compact II was an exceedingly
interesting treatment Of the notable
subjects and was heard with atten-
ton The Chapter decided at the
meeting 20 study United States his
tory this year, beginning with colon
inl times AZ the close OF the liter.
AIRY and business session delightful
refreshments were served and SOC
cial meeting was then enjoyed.
The November meeting will ne
with aira. Hubbard 5. Wells on ,he
first Tuesday
An OUT.OFTOwN WEDDING.
OF the Hanway Grasty wedding at
Greenville, Miss, a telegram to the
Commeroial.Appeal says: Miss Julia
Hanway, daughter Of Mrs. John Han.
way, was married at 80 Wednesday
morning TO Captain J. NJ GrAsty Of
St. Louis, the ceremony being per.
formed by Father p J. Korstenbrook
in St. Joseph's Cathedral The
church was crowded with friends Of
the bride and groom. A brilliant re-
ocption followed at the residence Of
the brides mother. The bride is one
Of the most attractive women Of
Greenville and the groom a successful
and popular business man OF ST.
Louis"
Mr. Richard Rudy, Of the city. was
the best man. II was nuptial high
mass, and was a most beautiful and
solemn ceremony. Captain Grasty is
well known In Paducah where he
often visits.
THE wARNEKEN HOUSE. PARTY.
Mrs Cook Husbands, Mrs. George
flournoy and Miss Emma Reed, who
were guests at the wArneken house
party in ClArksvine have returned.
Mr.. Husbands went by Louisville Re
fore coming home. Miss Matte
Fowler remained for a longer visit
The others Of this delightful house.
party were Mrs. Anna Bergman,
Of Lexington, Mr.. and Mrs. Startling
Thompson, Of Henderson, Mr.. Lowry,
OF THE Furnace, ana Mr.. Abram
We'll, Of the city
They were the recipients Of much Z
sorcial attention. A german was
given in their honor BY Mrs. Martin
Gross on Monday night, after which /
Mrs warneken served Dutch lunch. 4
AT THE PINES. "
Mrs Robert Becker Phillips is en-
tertaining this afternoon with card
party at her charming summer home,
THE Pines" Mrs. Phillips enter
tainments are always artistic and So
cial successes and this one but adds to
her laurels as a hostess. The tables
are arranged on the beautiful lawn
with its ovsrarching and stately white
pines The decorations are in white
and gold, with golden rod every.
where 10 abundance, adding the glow
of the sunshine of autumn" to the
indoors as well as outside. The party
is given to the youngs:society girls,
and there are "a invited guests.
JUDGE.YEIsER WEDDING.
A wedding for the coming week is
that Of Miss Mamie Judge and Mr
Joseph Yeiser, which takes place on
morning at the residence
Of the Rev. Father Jansen. IL viii lie
very quiet only the immediate rela-
lives Of the young couple witnessing
the ceremony. L
Miss Judge is very popular and at