The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-26
Social Notes and
About People.
A PRETTY BANQUET.

East Tennessee Telephone 90. were
yesterday given reception and han
quet by Manager A. l.. Joynes and
wife at their home ON South Fourth
near CLARK. Il was a most delightful
treat and the young ladies seemed to
greatly appreciate it. Their work is
often arduous and thsnkless and they
very often receive abuse that they do
not deserve, and when on duty have
to eat their meals whenever they can
snatch time.
MIR. and Mrs. Joynes, who perhaps
better than anyone understand the
hardships Of the exchange girls, adopt
ed this means Of showing them how
much they appreciate their services.
The night girls were entertained
from to and the day girls, who
went of duty at Z, were then enter
tanned from to 9.
The color scheme OF the reception
was red and green. The house WIS
tastefully decorated in palms, smilax
and mistletoe, and the table groaned
beneath the weight Of innumerable
dainties. Overhsnging il was large
bell Of mistletoe, representing the Bell
Telephone Co., and from its crown
there were many red and green rib
bons attached 20 imitation telephone
receivers of red and green candy, which
were given away as souvenirs.
On sections Of large cake in the
center of the table were letters SPELL
ing the name Of the company, and In
everything was carried out In q most
artistic manner the color scheme, red
and green. tt ~4'.
The young ladies, who had TO work
yesterday as ON any other day, certain
ly did justice to the lavish feast.
When they sat down to the table and
festivities began every one could
truthfully have said, Busy now"
The affair was a most enjoyable one
from start to finish. The employees Of
the company have'presented Manager
and Mrs. Joynes with q fine set Of
pearl handled fruit knives.
NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT.
The service at the First Christian
church on Sunday evening will be en-
tirelyA musica.onoe. ami will deal
with the prophesies Of and the birth
of Christ. Besides being especially
delightful in its conception and ap-
propriste to the season, il will have
a more than usual interest, as It is
composed and arranged by Mr.. J.Hen.
~ orme, the gifted young poet and
musician, and the music is by the tai
ented Prof. Vim. Dodd, also OF the
city. II is an especially fine adapta-
tion OF the grand subject and will be
especially well rendered by some Of
the best musical talent in the city, in
Guiding many outside of the regular
choir. The soloists will be Mrs.
Henry OVERLY, Miss Faith Langstsff.
Mrs Will Gray. Miss Camille Baird,
Mr.. Robert Chastaine. M, Fr'-'r..
Bagby, Mr.. Will. -.nd Mr.. ].
Henry Orme. Il is safe to propbosy a
crowded church for the oratorio, which
will b quite notable Occasion and
who mas been eagerly antioipat ed
by Mr.. orme's host Of admiring
friends for some time.
CHRISTMAS TREES.
The Broadway Methodist Sunday
school will have Christmas tree in
the lecture room Of the church this
evening, beginning at $3.50. 1t will
be Twentieth Century tree, lit by
instead OF the usual can
dies. An interesting musical program
will be rendered before the distribu-
tion Of the gifts.
Tue Christmas tree for the poor Of
the city will be held this evening at
the Union Recsue Mission on South
Third tsreet. and will be q largely at
tended affair. ard will give untold
pleasure to many.
Mr. X. W. Greenfield of the GreeL-
field.Talbot Furniture %. of Nash.
Vile, Tenn.,is visiting relatives in the
city. e. 1k
Mr.. Tom Morton arrived from Chi
cage yesterday to spend Christmas at
home-E 49,
SANS soUUI CLUB POSTPONED.