The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20

Of Louisville are expected next week
to spend Christmas with the Misses
Rieke.
Miss Robbie Loving and Miss Mary
Scott who have been attending college
at Oxford, Ohio, have returned home
to spend the holidays.
Miss Anne Bradshaw who has been
attending the college Of music in Gin
cinnati is expected home next week to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Captain and Mrs James Ship Cald-
well have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are at Mrs. VIC. White
fields, Court and Seventh streets.
rand Mrs. WA. Gardner and Miss
Martha Leech have moved from the
Palmer house and are occupying the
Rawls' home on Madison street for
the winter0
Mrs. Morton X. Yonts and little
daughter Elizabeth left this week to
spend Christmas IN Frankfort with
Mrs. Yonts' parents Judge and Mrs.
TIL. Psynter.
Miss Ella Burnetts of Msyheld,
visited Miss May V. Patterson this
week. She came TO attend the Patter-
SON Gilbert wedding which took place
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Clarke, and little
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rsbb No
BILE will leave on Tuesday for St. Lou
is to spend Christmas with Rev. B. Z.
Reed and family.
Miss Fannie Taylor Of Kansas City,
Mo-, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
George O. Thompson of West Broad
way. Miss Taylor is very popular here
where she has visited before.
Miss Evelyn Walker and Miss Mamie
Cobb will visit in Dyersburg, Tenn,
during the Christmas holidays. They
will be the guests OF Miss Frances
Harris who was a popular visitor of
Miss Walkers here during the fall.
Mrs d. H. Hughes, ofMorgsnfield,w was
a popular visitor in the city this week.
Mr.. Hughes has been here for several
months but his family will not come
20 live until the first of the year, when
their new West End home will be ready
for occupancy. Mrs. Hughes made
many friends here during her brief
visit to her husband this week.
Miss Louise Whitfield of Clarksville,
who will appear here Monday evening
with the Tim Murphy company at
The Kentucky, is pleasantly remem-
bered by many here whom she met
during q visit to Miss Frances Hern-
don several years ago. She Is a very
attractive and popular Clsrksville
girl.
Mrs. Isaac Shelby Dallam of Psles-
tine, Texas, arrived this week to Wis
1t her mother and sisters. Mrs. Judith
Robiou and Misses Caroline and Lucie
Robiou ON North Ninth street. and
will remain several weeks. Mrs. Dali
lam is always popular visitor in her
old home and is very bright and charm
ing. She IL accompanied by her son,
Mr.. Louis Dallam.
Miss Susie Thompson will arrive
next week from st. Louis where she
is attending school, to spend tine holt
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George O. Thompson. Miss Thompson
is q popular member of the younger
society set and will be warmly well
coined. She has been away over a
year, having spent her summer vaca-
ton in Kansas City.
Miss Ode Puryesr left this week
for Vine Grove, KY, where she will
be maid Of honor at the wedding of
Miss Inca vertrees of that place to the
Rev. James Psrtee OF vandalia, Mo.
The wedding will take place on
Christmas eve at the Baptist church
and be followed by a reception at the
BRIDES home. Miss vertrees has visit
ed Miss Puryear here on various occa-
sions and is both pretty and popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Rawls and son
Master Houston will make their home
this winter in Columbus, Ohio, where
Mr.. Rawls' business interests are locat-
ed. This is occasioning much regret
in Paducah as it will be distinct loss