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

The Noris house is charminRly ar
ranged with many cory hooks and
corners. beantifal sfsrnery, and
flowers everywhere in evidencs. No
attempt at extra decorations was
made except an emphasizing OF the
color red. with red shaded -candelabra,
vases of red ohrysanthemums,
''re(a)d" books galore and II myriad of
lights. Mrs voris wore a French
gown Of black thii lace over viii te
liberty, the skirt in vandykes with
hand frou frou and panels Of heavy
Jet, the bodice was made with a
pointed YOKE and vest Of silver
spangled tulle and Jet touched up
with velvet knots and brilliant
buckles. Mrs. A. d. whitesides
wore a handsome costume Of all black
silk. Mrs. Essex, gown Of black
fish net over liberty with rich applique
Of jot. and carnations worn in clus-
ter. Mrs Voris was assisted by
Misses Laura Sanders Mabel Rioke,
/ Carline sowell. Jane Rivers, Martha
Leech and Cornie Grundy, all attract
lively gowned From handsome sil-
yer urn in the dining room under a
glow Of red shaded -oandeishra and
amid dwarf palms, Mrs. 9. y. White
sides in a handsome black aud red
matinee costume poured coffee.
The scene was most literary one
with the interested guests porting over
pretty folders TO which were attached
red cords and pencils On these fold
ers were forty nine bright questions
each to be answered by an authors
name. The questions were all origin
al and were tho clever work Of the
bright hostess. The first prize, a
copy Of Gods Puppets was wen
by Nrs George Flournoy; for th'
second prize, "a Carolina Cavalier "
Mrs. George Powell and Mrs. Lu.e
, Rus eli tied. and oa cutting To- ID
Mrs Russell was successful
a dohghtful hot luncheon, with
almonds and 5onbons ia handsomt
e cut glass dishes was served after the
contest.
, Tho guests invited 20 meet Mrs,
. whitosides and Mrs Essex were
I Mrs. Richard g. Terrell, Mrs George
. Flournoy, Mrs. W. Il. Cave, Mrs
IL. N. worten. Mrs J. p. Smith
Mn. @. T. whitesides, Mrs Charlei
! Mocquot, Mrs A. b. sowell. Mrs. ]
: r. Doris, Mrs Luke Russell, Mrs
| George Thompson, Mrs. George Pow
: ell, Mrs. Allie Cope, Mrs. W. c
Eubanks, Mrs. W. A. Martin. Mrs
: John Little, Mrs wynne Tally. Mrs
b Pat o'Brien, Mrs Elizabeth Teas
: dale
a U. d. C. EUCHRE PARTY.
The euchre party given by the Unit
ed Daughters Of the Confederaoy OF
Thursday evening in the Campbell
building was a signal success, and thu
chapter should be very proud of hav
ing carried through so large an enter
tainment with such perfection, and sue
cess financially as we'll There wer,
forty tables at euchro. and the playinl
continued from TO II O'Clock. Tn
prizes were many, valuable, usefu
and attractive. and were the donation
I, Of the merchants Of the city. Tn
scores were kept by Mrs W. A. Davis
Miss Anne Boswell. Miss Minnie Ter
rlel. Miss Margie Crumbaugh. Mis-
Irma Hecht and Miss Elizabeth Car
, ney. The prizes were gracefully pre-
senied by Miss Elizabeth sinnott, Mis-
Jane Rivers and Miss Ada Thompson
Miss Bessie Patterson conducted tn
rattle for the handsome writing desk
which was won BY DIR. W. L. Hansbro
Mr. Abram. L. We'll kept the door
and Mr.. ". II. Patterson regulated th'
time Of the games.
Mr. Mark worten, who won the frs
, prize for the married men. which wa
barrel OF -four, and Mrs Joannett'
weille, the winner Of thu married
ladies' first prize, a fine nam, very
, generously presented them to the HON,
Of the Friendless.
Those who won the prizes were
Married ladies, Mrs. Jeanette weille
Mrs. viii /. Levy, Mrs. Charles J
Kiger. Mrs. James Clements. Mrs. W
, J. Gilbert, Mrs. Minnie Rankin. Mrs
I. Young. Mrs. J. Victor voris. Mrs