The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-21

their valor BY q most delightful even.
ing. Scandinavian Music" was the
subject for discussion, and a most
pleasant program was enjoyed. "Jen-
ny Lind" the Swedish Nightingale.
was delightfully."- portrayed in a paper
by Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells. The study
Of the music OF different countries as
pursued by the club this winter, is
proving very interesting and inspiring
sort Of work.
At this meeting the club decided TO
give a charity concert some time after
the holidays, the proceeds of which
will be given to the Civic Federation
to aid in their benevolent work As
some Of the finest musical talent Of
the city is in this club. the concert
will no doubt be a fine success and q
social occasion as well. and will swell
the charity fund by a goodly sum.
The club will meet Monday week
in the lecture room Of the Cumber
land Presbyterian church. Russian
music" will be discussed, and the
program is under the leadership Of
Miss Brazelton and Mr. Chastaine.
A CHRISTMAS HOUSE PARTY.
The guests of Miss Emma Reeds
house party will arrive on Monday,
and will include Mr.. and Mrs. @. II.
warneken Of Clarksville, Mrs. Anna
Bergman Of Lexington, Ky., and
Mr.. Hart OF ClArksville. Mr.. Lory
of 1.-THE Furnace" who was 70 have
been Of the party. 10 unable TO come,
which IL . matter OF much regret.
This house party will be one Of the
charming occasions OF Christmas
week. and will be attended By much
gayety, % all are extremely popular
in Paducah society. There will be
several entertainments in their honor,
an afternoon card party having already
been announced. A boat trip 20 Cairo
will. also, be one Of the pleasant fea.
turea There are other entertain
ments not yet announced.
MARRIAGE OF A
FORMER PADUCAHAN
Mr.. Morris Bernheim OF Louisville
and Miss Della Secheimer Of Cinoin
natl will be married in Cincinnati
on Monday evening. IL will be q
swell wedding. followed by large re
ception at the St. Nicholas hotel, Gin.
cinnAti.
Mr.. Bernheim IL the second son Of
l. W. Bernheim and formerly resided
in PAducah. He is a nephew Of Mrs.
Herman wallerstein and Mrs. Jacob
wallerstein Of the city. and is related
to other prominent families, and has
many friends beside in h is old home
to wish him well His bride is a
prominent and wealthy Cincinnati
girl They will go east on their
bridal tour.
KENTUCKY CLUB OPENING.
The opening Of the Kentucky club
on Monday evening will be social
occasion Of much interest. The
clubs elegant rooms in The Bruins
wick will be thrown open on that
evening, and a number OF guests, in
GLIDING ladies'. have been invited.
The evening will be spent in dancing,
cards, billiards and pool, and a de-
lightful banquet will be served at l2
O'Clock
The club now numbers thirty mem
bers, all prominent young society men.
The membership is limited. Mr..
Saunders Fowler is the president Of
the club, Mr. Cook Husbands vice
president and Mr.. Joseph l.. Friedman,
Mr.. Abram We'll and Mr.. Frank Rieke
are the directors. With such notable
hosts in charge, the event is certain
to be one Of the seasons successes.
AN owENsBORO-
HENDERSON WEDDING.
Invitations were received in the
city this week to the marriage Of Mr..
Harry Ellynn Thixton of owensboro,
and Miss Lillian Walker, Of Hender-
son, on Tuesday evening, December
81, at o''lock at st. Payrk Episcopal
church, Henderson. ~
Mr.. Thixtou was tsf2sucst of Mr..
Edwin }. Paxton 1sScral years ago
and won many friends in Psducah,
who will congratulate him on his
good fortune. He is a prominent young
man Of Greensboro Miss Walker is a
handsome young lady very popular in
Henderson society. She is niece Of
L -. a.