The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
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IN the college, cap ana gown.
Miss Hattie Wilson, one of the tai
ented teachers in the city schools, LETT
this week for visit to her home in
Hickman, Ky.
Two attractive guests in the city
Just now are Miss Jessie Isler, of
Hickman, Ky, and Miss Rhea, of
Nashville, Tenn, VINO are visiting
Miss Henrietta Roger of jefferson
street.
Miss Wayne Petit. of Princeton.
who was the much admired guest Of
Miss Annie Hisey during the Carnival
spent few days in the city this week
in attendance ON the Sanders Hisey
wedding
Miss Lula Reed, one of the city's
brightest young ladies, will be the
guest of Miss Margaret Park, OF May
field, next week. Miss Park visited
Miss Reed here during the spring and
was quite popular.
Miss Fannie Richmond, Of Clinton,
who was the popular guest of Miss
Mary Corbett very recently, gives a
house party next week which Miss
Mary Corbett and Mr.. Thomas b.
Harrison Of this city, will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Given Campbell, of
st. Louis, are spending q few days in
the city this week, the guests of Mrs.
Florence Mocquot, of West Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell have many
friends here to bid them welcome.
IL will interest the many friends of
Mrs ". N. Robins and her daughter,
Miss Kate, to know that they will
make visit to Paducah in August.
This is their first return to their old
home since they left over year ago
for Chicago, and they will be warmly
welcomed.
A distinguished party booked to take
in the big Buffalo Exposition soon are
Messrs. John Sherwin, Roy Cuiley,
Wallace We'll, and Herbert Hawkins
If the "Pan-Am" is so decidedly u
"Twen-Cen" affair, this is strictly a
"Ten-Cen" party and will reflect
credit on Paducah.
"Pike's Peak Daily News, which
enjoys the distinction Of being the
most elevated publication on earth,
in its register Of distinguished visitors
to the summit of Pixies Peak on FRI
day, June Il, contained the names of
J. I. Donovan, Mrs. Kate Donovan,
Miss Katharine Donovan, John Dono-
van, Jr., and Miss Mamie O'Brien, Of
Psducah, Kentucky.
Mrs B. Baer left this week to visit
in Marion, Ill and later to make her
home in Milwaukee with her daughter,
Mrs. Sport Epstein. A number of her
friends gave her pleasant surprise
party before her departure, and pre-
sented her with beautiful souvenir
brooch. Mr. Norman Epstein accom-
panied her, and Mr.. and Mrs Sport
Epstein expects to follow shortly.
Capt. and Mrs. 7. J. Woodward,
Miss Stelle Woodward and Mr. Glidden
Woodward, of New Orleans, who for
several weeks has been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mcclellan at the
Inn, left on Tuesday for the east to
spend the summer. Captain Woodward
and his pleasant family made many
friends while here and received much
attention.
Miss Jeanette Campbell, of this
city, is now playing with the Proctor
Stock Company at Albany n. Y, and
has been highly complimented- by
1.-THE Clipper" Of New York, the
leading dramatic magazine of Ameri-
ca. There is also a splendid picture
of Miss Campbell occupying promi.
nent place in the paper. Miss Camp
bell certainly has undoubted dramatic
talent, and it is a pleasure to her host
of friends here that it should be so
qucky recognized by the great world
outside.
The Louisville Times of a recent
date has very striking picture Of
Miss Mason Montgomery. the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Mont
yomery, Of Frankfort 1t is headed
A Frankfort Bcauty'and she is de-
scribed as being much admired for
her grace and beauty. The Mont
yomerys are well known in Paducah,
and when they lived at Eddyville dur
ing Mr.. Montgomery prison contract
lease, often visited here, being the
guest of Mr. NJ. b. Nash's family and
Of Miss Emma Reed. Miss Mason
was then quite a child but gave prom
se of being very handsome, like her
mother, who is much admired here.
Misses Grace and Mabel Turner, Of
Evansville are the attractive guests Of
iirs, George Powell on West Broad.
way.
Miss Kate White leaves on Tues
day, for Hutchinson, Kansas, where she
will spend the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. George T.. Irvan, and her
brother, Mr.. Herbert White.
Mrs. Pat O'Brien and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Belle left today for