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


OF Rochester, N. Y,
A delightful lunch was served dur
ing the afternoon with Mrs. Waller
STEMS usual attractive hospitality,
The out-of-town guests present
were; Mrs. A. NJ Rosenfeld. of |
Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. Jake Heeht
of ST. Louis; Mrs. Cohen, Of Cairo
Mrs. Bertha Harris, Of 81. Louis
DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION. |
The society Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution held an interest
ing meeting on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells. American his.
tory is being studied this year in con
pection with the regular work. aud
is proving most pleasant. Two very
fine papers were read at this meeting
Mrs. {. @. Vaughan told very enter.
tainingly Of 1.-THE First Settlements in
America, and Mrs NJ. b. Nash Of
1.-THE Leading DISCOVERIES Of Amer
lea. "
Dainty Refreshments were served by
the hostess
The next meeting will BE- with Mrs.
d. @. Murrell.
MKs. sCHOuLER HONORED.
Mrs. ". NJ. Rawls gave very
charming one O'Clock luncheon on
Thursday complimentary TO Mrs. G.
n. schoolsr OF Birmingham, Ala.
The Eawls' home IS one Of the most
artistic in the city and iends i'.elf
roadily 70 Gective entertainments The
/ decorations 81 the table were CRIMSON,
with carnations for the center and at
each guests place. The covers were
laid for eight; and the menu was very
delightful The guests were; Mrs
O. II. schooler Of Birmingham. Ala,
Mrs. Oscar L. Gregory, Mrs. Albert
jackson Decker, Mrs. William +.
Cave, Mrs Alonzo Il. Meyers, Mrs.
Milton G. Cope, Mrs. James p.
Smith.
MRS. DREYFUSS'
EUCHRE PARTY.
Mrs Sol Dreyfuss entertained some
fifteen or more guests very delightfully."-
at euchre on wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. A. Nj. Rosenfeld Of
Rochester, n. Y, Mrs. Conen Of Cairo,
Mrs. Bertha Harris Of St. Louis and
Mrs. J. Hecht OF st. Louis. The Wis
itor's prize, a handsome bottle OF per-
fume, was won by Mrs. Harris, and
the guests prize, large ohryanthe-
mum plant in full bloom, was cap
tured by Mrs. Louis Levy. An elab-
crate six.course luncheon was served.
which was quite an enjoyable feature
} Of the afternoons pleasure.
DELHhlC CLUB MEEIlNG.
Mrs. Alonzo r. Meyers is the No
vember hostess Of the Delphic club,
and the meeting with her on Tuesday
morning was an especially pleasant
! one. German Universities" was the
interesting theme for discussion, and
it was treated under two heads. THE
German Universities Founded in the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries"
was very finely presented by Mrs.
Louis Nj. kieke. while the German
Universities To-day and Famous Ger
man Scholar" was attraotively given
by Mrs. Luke Russell Both subjects
are broad, and admitted Of the able
treatment they received. The club
is finding the new line Of work es-
peoially helpful and interesting.
SUPREME AT THAT.
With touch that is dainty
As any bird that preens
And sails above the whitecaps,
She skins the magazines.
With eyes that are half blinded
By girlish thoughts that Sit,
She reads the latest novel
Enough TO talk Of it.
Yet, deem her not constructed
I Upon a shallow plan,
Her speciality lies higher,
For she can read a mani
Life.
AN AFTERNOON EUCHRE.
Mrs. ]. wallerstein entertained at
euchre on Tuesdn~ afternoon at her