The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

william Brainerd Of North Fifth
street, returned home this week after
a pleasant visit.
Miss Beulsh Reddick left this week
for Madisonville, Ky. She is the
guest Of DR.. J. L. Hill and family.
Miss Martha Green who is teaching
elocution in Mayheld this winter, was
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. Will
Green, for few days this week.
Mrs. Ed Ashbrook, Mrs Dick Glenn
!. ents, Miss Addie Ashbrook and DIR.
will V. Owen went this week to Turn
er's Lake to Join Messrs. Ashbrook,
Clements, Captain Ellison of Cincin-
natl, and others who have been camp
ing there for week or more hunting
and fishing
Mrs. A. d. whitesides and Mrs. II.
B. Essex Of indianapolis. who have
been the pleasant guests Of Mrs. @. +.
Whitesides and Mrs. Victor voris,
left this week for Columbus, Ind,
where they will visit before returning
homo.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd will re-
turn from their bridal trip to Mexico
the latter part Of next week.
Miss Nernie Gregg, who is one OF
Psducah's most popular visitors,
returned to her home in Cincinnati
this week after pleasant stay with
her grandmother, Mrs. N. ID. Harris
Of North Fifth street.
Miss Faith Langstaff returns this
afternoon from st. Louis, where she
has been for the past week or So
Mrs. NJ. b. Nash left this week to
visit her daughter. Mrs. John J.
Saunders in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Purcell, Of
Cleburne, Texas. who have been Wis
iting relatives in the city, left today
for Golconda, III. They will return
to Paducah before going back to
Texas
Mrs. Finis Y. Lack returned
this week from q visit to her old home,
jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. J. X. Greer and daughter,
Miss Peachea l.. Greer, left yesterday
for Florida, where they will spend the
winter with relatives.
Prof Charles Davis, the talented
musician and orgapist Of the First
Presbyterian church. and of Temple
Israel, went to Nstohez. Miss. this
week to give a recital at the chris
tening Of a new pipe organ in the
Temple there. Natchez was Prof
Davis home town. and the invitation
was quite an honor to him.
Mrs NJ. E. English. the mother Of
Mr.. James f. English, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
English on Fountain avenue, for
some weeks, returned TO her home in
jacksonville today.
Miss Gertrude Dudley, Of Louis.
Vile. the youngest daughter Of Bishop
Dudley, will make her debut in Louis
Vile society Ut = reception given by
Bishop and Mrs Thomas Underwood
Dudley, on "Wednesday, November
30. Miss Dudley has been to Paducah
with her distinguished father and is
quite agreeable and popular. The
Courier-Journal says abe is "a charm
ing addition to the seasons list Of
debutantes."
The Louisville papers Of the week
speak in glowing terms of Miss
Blanche Buckner's rendition Of
Yum Yum at performance Of the
Mikndo there on Tuesday evening
IL was given by an amateur company
for the benefit OF charity. Miss.
Buokner formerly lived in Paducah
and her friends are all interested in
her success as singer. Her voice
is receiving much praise in Louis.
VILE. OF her the Post says: 1.-THE
honors Of the evening fell to Miss
Blanche Buckner, as YumYum. Her
voice was clear and sweet, and she
sang with expression and color She
always met the requirements Of the
situation, and her dash and conf
dence had strong effect upon the 9th.
er members Of the chorus"