The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-28

goods merchant, member Of the
Eiey Dry Goods company firm, and
is former councilman Of the city.
He commands large circle Of friends.
The couple will leave ON the noon
train for st. Louis, and be at home
here after January 10.
MISS BEULAH
RBDDICK ENTERTAINs.
A very pleasant informal reception
was given by Miss Beuiah Reddick
on Thursday evening, complimentary
to her guests, Miss BsSksdale of Miss
bsippi and Miss Duiguid Of Murray.
The house was beautifully decorated
in holy and mistletoe. Dancing was
enjoyed and delightful refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Miss Lula
Barksdale of Mississippi, Miss Mary
Duiguid of Murray, Miss Myrtle
Waters Of Danville. Misses Irene
schwsb, Anne Street, Dot Brewer,
Ode Puryear, Sylvia Calissi, Beulah
Rogers, Messrs Howard and John Moore
of Clinton, Alien Barkley, Roscoe Pur-
year, Leon Gleaves, Charles Sugar,
Edwin Thompson, Taylor Fisher,
John Walker, L. b. Jones, Ed Petit,
Melvin WAllerstein. Morris May, John
Miller, Henry Grace, Charles Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. HsG. Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred 'Aokor and Mrs. ". A. Rock.
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Perry at their
home on jackson street, received on
ihnrsday evening in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs Edward ". Hubbard. who have
Just returned from their bridal tour
to st. Louis and Chicago and Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. 7. James. A number Of
friends called during the evening to
give them congratulations and good
wishes, and the occasion was a most
happy one. An elaborate supper was
served.
Among those present were; Messrs
and Mesdames f. W. Hubbard, W. T..
James, Chester Perry, George Watson,
Misses Julia Dewitt, Nellie Threlkeld,
Messrs. Oswell Moore, Cliff Bacon,
Oscar and Gus Leibel, Frank
Hughes.
A CRYSTAL WEDDING
DINNER PARTY.
A vey charming dinner party was
given on Sunday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Friedman at their
North Ninth street home in celebra-
tion Of their cystal wedding. Covers
were laid for fourteen, and the decora-
tions were a very effective combina.
tion of green, red and white. the
Christmas colors. A delightful din
ner in courses was served.
The guests were those who for sew
eral summers have been together at
1.-THE Pines" and included Miss Anna
Webb of Washington City, who il now
in the city, and who is one of 1.-THE
Pines Family"
A CHRISTMAS HOUSE PARTY.
A very charming house party is be.
ing entertaind at the Palmer House
this week by Miss Emma Reed. Mr..
and Mrs. g. II. warnekan, Mrs. Ann
Bergman and Mr.. Hart Caldwell, all
Of GAINESVILLE, are the out-of. town
guests, while Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
Husbands, Mrs. George Flournoy and
Miss Matte Fowler of the city, are,
also, included in it, as they together
with Miss Reed, were the guests at the
warneken's house party in Clarksville,
this fall. Much Of the holiday gayety
is in honor Of these guests, as all Of
them are exceedingly popular in Pa
ducah, and the days and nights are be-
ing crowded full OF pleasure.
BOWLING PARTY.
Mr.. Abram We'll entertained with
a bowling party on Friday evening,
complimentary TO Miss Emma Reeds
house party. It was one of the espe-
cially pleasant occasions Of the week.
A delightful lunch was served during
the evening in the brilliant room.
The guests included: Messrs. and
Mesdames Warneken of GAINESVILLE,
Cook Husbands, and Geo. Flournoy.
Mrs Anna Bergman of GAINESVILLE,
Misses Emma Reed, Matte Fowler,
Carrie Rieke, Martha Davis, Messrs.
Hart Caldwell OF Clarksville, Will
Rieke Dick Rudy, Chas. spillman,
Roy Culley, Wallace We'll, S. A. Fowl
er and Louis Rieke.
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