The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-08-02

Douglas Bagby, John Brooks. Glenn
Smith, Charlie Cox, Walter Iverson,
George Dubois.
A PICNIC SUPPER INDOORS.
A delightfully."- informal picnic sup
per was enjoyed ON Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Jennie Young on
West Broadway. 1t had been arranged
, for La Belle park but the rain drove
the party indoors. The affair was a
pleasant compliment to Miss Pattie
Thomasson of Frankfort and Miss
Eula Russell of Nashville, Tenn, at
trsctive visit ors in the city. Those
composing the party were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. PIE.
Stutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Billings,
Mrs. Will Young, Mrs. Covington,
Misses Pattie Thomasson, Eula Rus
sell, Jennie Young, Flora Davidson,
Emma Acker, Jessie Byrd, Vera Davis,
Mariana Young, Messrs. Claude
Baker. Fred Smith, Frank Moore,
Blount Hodge, Thomas L. Baker, o.
car Jim Stutz, DIR. W. b. Hicks, DR..
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MARRIED LADIES'
EUCHRE CLUB.
Mrs. 1. Young was the hostess of
the Married Ladies Euchre club on
Tuesday afternoon, entertaining most
pleasantly at her home on West Jeffer-
son street. There were four tables of
euohre, ana the first prize was won by
Mrs. Frank Effinger, the second prize
by Mrs. John Rock, while Mrs. II.
@. Harmeling captured the consolation
prize. Delightful refreshments were
served in conclusion. The guests
were: Mesdames A. J. Reitz, Frank
Efiinger, John RocH, II. G.. Hamel-
ing, Harry Meyers, James Sherrell,
Charles T. Graham, o. f. Gridley,
John MacHenry, will Hummel, Pat
Lally, Il. W. Bockmon, NJ. Merkle,
Misses Pauline Roth, Louise Effinger.
ENJOYABLE SURPRISE PARTY.
(: A surprise "tsckey party" was
given on Monday evening at the res
idenco of Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Sheriff.,
Of Madison street by the children Of
the neighborhood. II was quite an
enjoyable occasion. The prizes for
the most unique costumes were won
by little Miss Helen Hills and Master
James Cochran.
Those who took part were; Misses
Moneta Smith, Helen Hills, Grace
Hills. Helen Powell, Jessie Farley,
Edith Sheriff., Mary Cave, Cora
Richardson, Masters Guy Martin,
Vernon Smith, James Cochran, George
Cochran, Roy Doris, Tom Hoffman,
Edmund Gave, Lionel Levy and James
Levy.
GUESSING PARTY TO VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis gave a
guessing party at their home on West
Monroe street on Friday evening.
The occasion was in honor Of Miss
Nellie Warden and Miss Brasdhaw of
Louisville, ana Miss Euls Russell of
Nashville, Tenn, and was most de-
lightful affair, Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Billings,
Misses Nellie Gardner, Eula Russell,
Nellie Warden, Bradshaw, Vera Da-
Wis, Jennie Young, Messrs. Robert
Chastain, James Scott, James Sleet,
Harry Gilbert, Sowder, Hudd, Hass-
man.
ENJOYABLE HAY RIDE.
be Octo was hay ride given on Fri
the tuning complimentary to Miss
rs Deoindsl of Cincinnati. 1t was
sasant occasion, and the party
IlUTl: Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Pax
s. wilkins of Texas, Miss Jo-
BAKEllal of Cincinnati, Misses Au-
n COsIist, Mary List, Olga List, Bir-
lbert. Irene Sohwab, Bessie
May En-, Mae V. Patterson, Bonner,
; John - Smith, Messrs. Taylor Fish
ay ana IN Gleaves, Roscoe Puryear,
damage johnson, Robert Benner,
ied IN . Gilbert, La Nieve, Deacon,
mpany Fisher.
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