The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-21

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wards, Lena Hedges, Lensie Beadles'
Myrtle Hawkins, Bertha Hawkins,
Mary Mix. Emma Mix, Marie Berry, |
Theresa Yopp, Frances Yopp, Nora
Boyer, Clara Boyer. Maud Cherry,
Fannie Collins, May Bleich, Nell
Bleich, Kate Leisner, May Saurberg
Messrs. Harry Berry, John Farley
Scott Ferguson, Harry Collins, Leon
Gleaves, Roscoe Puryear, Harlan
Griffith, Ed Young, George Heabling,
Clarence Householder, Hugh Long,
Russell Long, George Yopp, Harry
johnson, Albert Hawkins, Rhcden-
baugh, Shirley, and DR.. Frank
Duley.
THE COMMENCEMENTS.
This has been commencement week !
in Psducah, and the closing exercises
of the High school and st. Mary's
Academy were both largely attended.
Interesting programs were rendered,
and each part was well filed. The
graduates acquitted themselves with
ease and displayed signal ability.
At st. Mary's the three graduates,
Miss Anna Hslpin, Harold Fisher and
Richard Donovan, showed themselves
exceptionally talented, not only in a
literary and musical way, but after
wards sustaining very ably the leading
roles in historical drama.
The graduating class Of the High
school was unusually large. being
thirty six strong, and The Kentucky
was crowded on Monday evening.
The popularity and prominence of the
graduates made 1t a social occasion of
more than especial interest. Each one
looked charming and played the
part passing we'll, and the floral
gifts were especially beautiful ana va.
ried. A number of next winters
debutantes gave earnest of their social
popularity on this occasion.
DANCE AT LA BELLE PARK.
The dance at La Belle park pavilion
on Friday evening given by the
younger society men was a most de-
lightful occasion and was largely at
tended.
Tsose present were:
Mesdsmes Albert j. Decker and ].
G. Brooks, Misses Virginia Lockett
of Henderson, Marjorie Scott, Martha
Davis, Myrtle Decker, Helen Decker,
Lillian Rudy, Susanne Jorgenson,
Sallie Sanders, Grace Everitt, Anna
Boswell, Halle Hisey, Monima Hop
klns. Elsie Bagby, Aline Bagby, May
Davis, Lousie Cox, Ida Leske, Ethel
Brooks. Messrs. louis Rieke. Calhoun |
Rieke, Charles Cox, Will Minnich,
Morton Hand, Edmund Mumford, |
Stewart Sinnott, John Brooks, Over
ton Brooks, Allen Ashoraft, Henry
Rudy, John Sherwin, Robert Wal /
lace, Vaughan Scott, Ed Toof, Gwinn
Smith, Frank Judge, Ernie Tate, |
Tom Tate, viii Epstein, DR.. Howell.
ATTRACTIVE THEATER PARTY. |
Mr. Stewart Dick gave very de-
lightful thester party on Tuesday
evening to Miss Corinne Winstead and
number of her young friends EAST
Lynne" was the play.
The chaperones were Mrs. s. Fl.
winstead and Prof. II. +. Lyon, and
those composing the party were:
Misses Corinne winstesd. Rosebud
Hobson, Lille Hobson, Nelia Hat
field. AllDe Baker, Frances Wallace,
Marjory Loving, Mamie O'Brien,
Marie Wilcox, Estelle HALE, Eunioe
Robertson, Eleanor Garrison of Louis.
VILE, Masters Zach Hayes, Vaughan
Dabney, John Orme, Richard Terrell.
Milton wallerstein. James Wheeler,
Sam Hugh,s Jr., Roy Doris. Samuel
winstead, Jr., Hayes Howard of by
ersburg
INFORMAL CINCH PARTY
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wahl enter
tanned with an Informal oinch party
At their home ON North Fourth street
ON Wednesday evening, in honor Of
Miss Katherine Tinkle and Miss Rubie
Cowen of Rutherford, Tenn, who are
visiting Miss vennie Edwards IL
was a most pleasant occasion. De-
lightful refreshments were served dur