The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-23

Miss Ina Little Of Moscow, who has
been visiting Mrs Ben Billings, TO
turned homo this week
DR.. and Mrs VIII whayne were
among the Paducahans who went to
Fulton on Wednesday TO attend the
opening of the new vcndome theater
that night. The prisoner Of Zenda"
was the play.
Miss Bertha Mertz and Miss Lille
Priester Of st. Louis are the guests
Of Miss Mary Berger.
A very charming visitor in the city
is Mise Virginia Lockett Of Henderson,
who is the guest Of Miss Martha Davis,
and Is receiving much social attention.
Miss Mae Paxton returned home this
week, after pleasant visit to Miss
Maye Higgins of St. Louis.
Miss Myrtle Decker. who has been
enjoying delightful stay in New
York City, leaves there next Tuesday,
but will visit in Columbus, Ohio, and
Indianapolis before returning home.
Miss Georgia Purington of Ashe-
willie, n. O., will visit Mrs. Elbridge
Palmer during Christmas Miss Pur-
ington formerly lived here, and her
friends will learn OF her contemplated
visit with pleasure.
Mrs. Annie Morrow and daughter,
Miss Ethel Morrow, who have been for
some time with Mrs. Ethel Watts
Mumford IN Honolulu, have returned
to this country, and will be in Padu-
cab Christmas.
Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. B. Nash went to
Louisville this week to visit their
daughter, Mrs. John j. Saunders.
Miss Elizabeth Carney and Miss
Bertha Hill are visiting in Louisville.
Mrs. Charles Kiger left today for
u Nlslt III d. LOUIS.
Mrs. NJ. E. English has returned
to jacksonville after a pleasant visit
to Mr. and Mrs. James L. English
of Fountain Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Donovan went
to sedalia, Mo-, this week to attend
the marriage Of Mr. Donovan's brother,
Mr. Peter Donovan, TO Miss Alice Seq
erson.
Mrs. Trey woodson Of Greensboro Is
visiting in the city.
Major rnd Mrs. ]. II. Ashcraft left
for Louisville this week to visit Mr.
and Mrs Harry Ashcraft. They will
be gone some time.
Miss Mamie Caldwell of Carbon
dale, NJ, will spend the winter with
her sister, De. Della Caldwell.
DIR. and Mrs Frank Boyd arrived
this morning from Mexico City where
they went ON their bridal trip, and
are at the Palmer.
Miss Mary Merrill, who is pleasantly
remembered by many Paduoahans,
having formerly lived here with her
relatives, General LLOYD Tighlman and
family, is the guest of Mrs. Augusta
Langstaff on Broadway.
Mrs. Ralph E. Macduf of Flint.
Mich, is expected next week to visit
Mrs. Elbridge Palmer and the Misses
Gould at 1.-The Ferns" Mrs. Mac.
duff is most pleasantly remembered
here by the many friends she made
when her husband, Rev. r. E. Mac.
duff, was rector of Grace Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Victoria H. Thompson went to
Elizsbethtown this week to attend
the annual state meeting Of the
Daughters of the Confectionery. Mrs
Thompson was the delegate from the
Paducah chapter. It was quite a de-
lightful meeting and social occasion.
Mrs. Robert Scott, Jr.. aud Miss
Matte Martin of Minneapolis, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scott of South Fourth street
for several weeks. left for home TODAY
after a most enjoyable visit. They
were accompanied as far as st. Louis
by Mrs. Robert Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. ". V. Eaton arrived
his week from their wedding trim.
md are at home at Mrs. A. L. Las.
'iter's ON North Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B. Leigh and
Master Philip Pointer Leigh Of Owens.
'oro were the guests of Mrs. Mary
-eigh of West Jefferson street for sew.
raj days this week.
Mrs. John L. Webb will return next
week from Dyersburg, where she went
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