The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-18

qrisite Limoges placques.
A delightful course luncheon was
attractively served at the conclusion
of the game.
Mrs. Leech's guests were: Mes
DANES NJ. b. Nash, J. L. Kilgore,
Of Anderson, Ind, Hart Bronough,
James E. English. Fred Rudy, Vic
tor voris, John Keller, Robert Phil
lips, Birdie Campbell, Laura
Fowler, W. f. Bradshaw, W. J.
Hills, A. h. Meyers, W. b. MoPher-
son, p. W. Hollingsworth, Charles
Hinkle, L. W. Boswell, Frank
Rieke, J. @. Flournoy, Irwin Cobb,
Frank Boyd, Anne Bergman of
GAINESVILLE, Charles Kiger, Eli
Boone, Cook Hus bands, II. S. Rob
ertson, George Flournoy, W. A.
Gardner, Misses Georgia Walker Of
St. Louis, Evelyn Willis of Columbia
Mo. Ida Taylor Of Toledo, Eunice
Evans Of Youngstown, o. Ella Hay Of
Danville, Claribel Rieke Carrie
Rieke, Susie Robiou, Caroline Robiou,
Emma Reed, Jessie Nash, Gerald
Sanders, Clara Thompson, Mary Bos-
well.
SANS sOUCI CLUB ENTERTAINED
Miss Susanna Jorgensen entertained
the Sans Souci club most delightfully."-
at her pleasant North Seventh street
homo on Thursday afternoon. Old
Maid was played, and the contest was
most spirited. The club prize, a
dainty niece Of bric-a-brac, was won
by Miss Marjorie Crumbaugh. The
visitors prize, pretty vase, filed
with carnations, was captured by Miss
Myrtle Decker. And the consolation
prize, bunch of carnations, fell to
Miss Myrtle Greer. The tally cards
were charming souvenirs for each
guest, as in the right hand corner
there was little picture of the pretty
young hostess, who is so popular a
member Of the club and society.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the game.
Miss Jcrgensen's guests were Mrs.
Harris Rankin, Mrs Bichard Baker,
Misses Minnie Terrell, Marjorie Crum-
haugh, Lulu Reed. Florence Yeiser,
Myrtle Greer, Laura Sanders, Mabel
Rioke, Gertrude Asher, Clara Thomp-
son, Anne Boswell, Angie Thomas,
Annie May Yeiser Lillian Rudy, Eth
ol Morrow, Myrtle Decker Carline
soweL
KENTUCKY CLUB ENTERTAIN.
Quite a delightful affair was the en-
tcrtainmont given by the Kentucky
club on Friday evening in compliment
to the charming visitors in the city.
All that this club undertakes is done
on large and attractive scale, and
their reputation as hosts is not with
out honor IN their native town
Dancing was enjoyed and cards were
played by those who did not care to
dance 4 delightful and elaborate
supper was served late.
Among those present were. Messrs.
and Mesdames. T. @. Leech, W. A.
Gardner, George Wallace, James
Rudy, James Utterbaok, Mrs. Birdie
Campbell, Misses Evelyn Willis Of
Columbia, Mo-, Georgia Walker of st. |
Louis, Sallie Leonard of Eddyvllle,
Martha Leech, Martha Davis Lillian
Rudy, Ethel Morrow, Messrs. Saund-
ers Fowler, Abram We'll, Wallace
We'll, viii Saunders, David Flournoy,
DR.. |. b. Howell and DR.. W. L. Hans
bro.
DELPHIC CLUB MEETING
The Delphic club met with Mrs.
James \. Rudy on Tuesday morning,
and considered the Age Of Epigram in
Europe. Berlin Under Frederick
Of Prussia was very entertainingly .
reviewed by Miss Lucie Robiou. Mrs.
James Rudy told of French Classi.
Influence" very interesting
ly. Influence Of English Age of
Queen Anne" was delightfully."- given
by Mrs Louis Rioke All the papers
were especially able and the subject
covered a wide field Of interest and
provoked discussion and thoughts. that
'aused a most pleasant and enjoyable
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