The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-28

MISS MAMIE JUDGE
AND Mr.. JOSEPH p.
YEIsER TO MARRY.
Miss Mamie Judge and Nh. Joseph
p. Yoiser will be married October o.
The wedding will be very quiet, tax
ing place at the residence Of Rev.
Father Jansen early in the morning,
after which they will leave for Buff.
fclo.
Miss Judge is the daughter Of Mrs
Pat Judge and is very pretty, attracts
i've and agreeable, with many warm
friends.
Mr.. Yeiser is the eldest son of Hon.
ID. A. Yeiser, and is a prominent
young business man, being a partner
in the Yeiser and MoElrath drug store,
and former councilman of the city.
Each have numerous friends here
who will extend them the warmest
wishes and congratulations
MR.. RICHARD RUDY TO ATTEND.
Invitations have been received in
this city TO the wedding Of Mr.. James
Milton Grasty and Miss Julia Han
way. IL will take place in the st,
Joseph's Catholic church of Green
Vile, Miss next Wednesday morning at
/ 1880 o'clock, and will be a very swell
affair Mr.. Richard Rudy Of the
city is TO be an usher.
Mr.. Grasty is Of Cadiz, Ky. and is
quite well known here. where he has
often visited He was one Of the out
of-town guests at the marriage of Miss
Mary Burnett to Mr.. Baxter Pace Of
Louisville some time ago
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES
p. SMITH ENTERTAIN.
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Smith en-
tortaincd very oharmingly with a din
ner party after the opera Tuesday even.
ing The table was most artistically
decorated. and the covers were laid for
twelve. The guests We're: Miss Eliz-
ab,th sinnott, Miss Lillian Rudy,
Miss Mickie Iausbro. Miss Jane Riv-
or-, Miss Nernie Gregg. Of Cincinnati
Nr. Charles Rose OF Springfield, H.
M George ". Helmuth. Of st. Louis
Mr. " b. Mcpherson, Mr.. Gus
Thompson, Mr. Joseph Smith.
SOCIETY AT THE PLAY.
The main diversion Of Society this
week has boen theatre going Little
else has been attempted. So long
have we been without an opera house,
that The Kentucky has all the fascina.
ton Of brAnd-new toy, and these
children OF a lager growth have rev.
eled in its opportunities Quite a
representative audience greeted
1.-THE Gay Mr.. Goldstein" on Thurs.
day evening And while it was not a
full dress affair, as was Tuesday even.
ing, 1t was none the less a social coca.
sion.
A THEATRE LUNCHEON.
After the opening of the Kentucky
on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Wheeler Campbell gave a luncheon at
their attractive Fountain Avenue
home TO a few friends. II was a
very artistic and delightful affair,
and those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
James 3. English; Mrs NJ. f. English,
OF jacksonville; Mr. Fred Rudy
Misses May Terrell. Martha Leech,
AMMO May Yeiser; Messrs. Abram
We'll, Frank Rieke, Bradley Wilson.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
An enjoyable party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. johnson at their
home on South Thirteenth street on
Wednesday evening Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foehech, Mr. and
Mrs. Craig; Misses Nellie Morris, Ella
Rice, Pearl Rice, Hattie Craig. Lin.
ME Kelly. Miss vosht; Messrs. John
Rice, Joe vogt, Ben winniok, Thorn.
as Parker. Zelnef Ross.
HOUSE-PARTY GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Husbands, Mrs.
George Flournoy, Miss Matte Fowl
or, Miss Emma Reed, left on wednes-
Gay TO attend the house party at the
attractive home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
warneken Of Clarksville. The street
fair is on at GAINESVILLE tpfs week, and
itis quite gala time there. 1t is
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