The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-22

1AND GOOOl OhODs
Miss Myra Dubois was the hostess
If the Sans Souci club on Friday af-
iernoon, entertaining most charmingly |
It her home on Fountain avenue. Ed
chre was played and the club prize
was won by Miss Lula Reed and the
prize went to Miss Lillian
Rudy A delightful luncheon was
served at the close Of the game. The
guests were: Mesdames Harris Ran
kin, David Sanders, Misses Susanna
Jorgenson OF Princeton, Msrgie Crum-
baugh, Anne Boswell, Halle Hisey,
Minnie Terrell, Hattie Terrell, Ma
bel Rieke, Lula Reed, Ruth We'll,
Faith Langstsff, Laura Sanders, Car
line Sowell, Myrtle Greer. Angie
Thomas, Lillian Rudy, Florence Yei-
ser, Ethel Morrow, Henrietta Roger,
Mary Lee Clarke.
BEAUTIFUL OoTILLION
THIS EVENING
Mrs. ]. X. Doris and Mrs. z. W.
Smith will give charming cotillion
this evening at Elks hall in honor Of
their sons, Master Roy Doris and Mas
ter Glenn Smith, whose birthdays
were this week. The cotillion will
be danced by SO couples, and will be
led by Prof MAILER. The figures will
be numerous and effective and the ia
vors are most artistic and varied.
Mrs. Leslie Soule and Mrs. will
Clarke will play for the occasion. De-
lightful refreshments will be served
during the evening. II will be one Of
the most beautiful and elaborate chill
dren's functions ever given here, and
is being eagerly looked forward to by
the young guests.
WHIST CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. Jeanette weille was the hostess
Of the Whist club on Tuesday evening,
entertaining il most pleasantly at her
home on North Eighth street. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Moses
Bloom, and the second prize by Mrs.
Moses SchwAb. A delightful lunch.
con was served during the evening.
Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdsmes Moses Bloom, Jacob Wal
lerstein, Mo SEES Schwsb, Adolphus
We'll, Mesdames E. Sohwartzenberger,
David A. Levy, of st. Louis Mr..
James Greenbaum.
DELPHIO CLUB MEETING.
A pleasant meeting of the Delphic
club was enjoyed on Tuesday morn
ing with Mrs. Lillsrd Sanders. Ital-
ian architecture was considered and
some of its most famous models dealt
with, Mrs. George O. Wallace treat
ing OF the milan Cathedral" Mrs.
Henry Barnard OF 1.-THE Duomo Of
Florence, and Mrs. Louise Maxwell
OF 'Romanesque Architecture All
the papers were not only most inter.
estiDg but evinced a thorough knowl-
edge and grasp of the subject.
ENJOYABLE SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Miss Lula Wetherington by a
number Of her friends on Monday
evening. Cards were played and the
evening was otherwise most enjoys-
bly, spent Among those present were
Misses Rose Walker, Eva Dallas,
Nora Deverts, Mabel Phelps, Rose
Wright, Jennie Riser, Samantha Dean,
Messrs. Dennis Harper, Fred Dallas,
Sam White. u. White, Mike Conner,
Frank Melver, Andrew wetherington,
E. wetheriDgton, James Wetherington.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. Blow enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening at
their home on Madison street in honor
Of their guests Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wright of Huntingdon, Tenn. Mr..
Guy Hall and Mr.. Hollingshead of the
,ity. were also guests. After the din
ner the party attended the Sosua con-
,ert at The Kentucky.
soUsA's CONCERT.
A social event of the week was the
sousa concert at The Kentucky on
tuesday evening. A large and fash
enable audience was present to greet
he March King, and all were under
he spell of his wonderful leading and
ne charm OF his vivid music.