The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-25

ton. Dahlias, sage and other Grim
son flowers used in lavish profusion
made the rooms scene of brilliancy
and beauty. The hostess and her
guests Of honor were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Thomas O. Leech, Mrs.
U. L. Lining, Mrs Edward Atkins,
Mrs. Linnesus Orme. The dining
room was gracefully presided over by
Mrs. CIV Perryman and Mrs. ". E.
Gave assisted by Ms. W. NJ Rawls
and Mrs. George Flournoy. A num-
Der of the ladies receiving were
gowued in white with suggestion of
red, and the dainty ices and cakes
were also, red and white, adding to
the charming symphony. A large
number of guests called during the af-
ternoon.
MAGAZINE CLUB MEETING.
Mrs. Armour Gardner was the hos
tess of the Magazine club on Thursday
afternoon, entertaining most delight
fully at her picturesque summer home
in Arcadia. An unusually large num-
Der of the members were present, and
there was a full quota of guests also.
The reports were especially bright
and interesting. Mrs. Edward Atkins
gave an exceedingly able criticism OF
"Dowie" from the Century. Mrs. @.
E. Lining reported An attractively
written article by Wyatt Eaton on
Reoollections of American Poets. "
Mrs. Robert Phillips told in her de-
lightfully inimitable manner, an
amusing story from Harper. Two
very interesting reports were given
upon the fiction of the day-Miss Hell
en- Lowrie. = new member and most
valuable addition to the club, gave
Some Phases of Fiction" and Miss
Carolyn Robiou advanced in her origi-
nal way "A Plea for the silence Of the
Novelist" Mrs. Maxwell reported
some pleasant Incidents in Academic
Life" by Daniel Gilman. Delightful
refreshments were served.
CoTILLIoN CLUB DANCE.
The dance given by the Cotillion
club at the Palmer house on Tuesday
evening was a most pleasant occasion.
Among those in attendance were
Messrs and Mesdames Muscoe Bur
nett, Oscar Gregory, Cook Husbands,
Harris Rankin, DR.. and Mrs. Victor
Voris, DR.. and Mrs. O. E. Whitesides,
Misses Virginia Kinney, Of New York
Georgia Wood, of Lexington, Tenn. (;
Mary Boswell, Mary Lee Clar Ike, Myra
Dubois, Martha Davis, Halle HIsey,
Faith Langstaff, Ethel Morrow, Mae
Paxton, Jane Rivers, Laura Sanders,
Carline Sowell, Elizabeth Sinnott,
Minnie Terrell Hattie Terrell, Ruth
We'll, Evelyn Walker, Annie May Yei-
ser, Messrs. Thomas B. Harrison,
John sherwin, will Minnich, Henry
Rudy, W. +. Bradshaw, Jr., Peter
Puryear, Horace Shinn, Edwin Will
son. Dow Wilcox, Frank Boone, Ed
son Hart, James Campbell, Jr., Stew
art Sinnott, Evert Thompson. Herbert
Hawkins, Barbour Gray, of Louisville !;
DR.. Allen Ashcraft, DR.. i. 3. Howell.
EUOHRE PARTY IN HONOR
OF MRS. wARNEKEN.
A pretty progressive euchre party
was given on Thursday evening by
Miss Jessie Nash at her atrs otive home
on North Ninth street, complimentary
to Mrs. Gustave II. Warneken Of
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Tine rooms were
decorated in pink asters and the effect
was most charming. The prize beau
tiful picture was won by Mrs W. B.
Mcpherson and gracefully presented
TO the honoree, Mrs. warneken. A
delightful course luncheon was served
after the game. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Meyers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook Husbands, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Mcpherson, Mesdames G. H.
warneken, of GAINESVILLE, Leslie B.
Samuels, Of Bsrdstown; Miss Kin
ney. of New York Misses Faith
Langstaff. Minnie Terrell, Emma
Reed, Elizabeth sinnott, Georgia
sherwin, Messrs. George Langstaff,
Richard Rudy, Wallace We'll, Roy Gull
ley, William Bradshaw, Jr., William
Rieke, Maurice Nash.
PRETTY RECEPTION