The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-05


Hood Of Baltimore, Nd, very pleas
antly opened mp the post-Lenten gay
cites and started the social ball roll
ing. From 0 to IL the handsome
Bradshaw homo on West Broadway
was thrown open and many guests
were present. A number Of charming
evening toilettes added to the attract
iveness Of the scene.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bradshaw, Miss Hood,
and Mr.. william Bradshaw, Jr., were
assisted in the front parlor in receiv-
ing by Misses Anne Reed, Martha
Leech, Elizabeth Sinnott, Jeannette
Campbell, Lefty Powell, Messrs. W.
NJ. Rieke. A. s. Thompson, Maurice
Mesh, Jr., Charles Thompson. Mrs.
Emily Wheeler, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler Campbell and DR.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Dubois, gracefully did the
honors Of the sitting room.
The dining room, which was sffect'
lively decorated in jonquils, was pre-
sided over by Mrs. John r. Campbell
and Mrs Milton Cope. Delicious ices
and cakes were served during the
evening.
SANS sOUCI CLUB
ENTERTAINED.
The Sans Souci club which has
held no meetings during Lent was en-
tertainod by Miss Minnie Terrell and
Miss Hattie Terrell on Thursday af-
/ ternoon. 1t was a most delightful CO.
cssion and was greatly enjoyed by the
club who have not been together since
Shrove Tuesday, when Miss Mabel
Rieke gave her pretty Valentine party.
The loss of Miss Gertrude Asher, a
popular member, who has moved to
Dallas, Texas, in the interim, was
deeply regretted. The club prize was
won by Mrs. Harris Rankin. Miss
Carline sowell captured the visitors
prize and gracefully presented it to
Miss Mabel Hood Of Baltimore.
A delicious luncheon was served
after tine game. The guests included .
Mcsdames Harris Rankin, David San
ders, Miss Mabel Hood, of Baltimore
Misses Marjorie Crumbaugh, Lula
Reed, Florence Yeiser, Angie Thomas,
Myra Dubois, Mary Bos well, Anne
Boswell. Clara Thompson, Laura
Sanders. Faith Langstsff, Virginia
Losh. Suasnno Jorgenson. Kathleen
whiteheld. Carline sowell.
THE JESSIE BARTLETT
DAVIS CONCERT
AND RECEPTION.
An event of especial interest to soci-
ETY. this week was the Jessie Bartlett
Davis concert at The Kentucky on
Tuesday evening. followed by the re-
ception given IN her honor at the
Kentucky club. One of the most not
able and brilliant audiences of the
season was present at the theater, at
trscted not only by the fame of the
singer, but also by the interest in the
Home of the Friendless, for whose
benefit she came, and the popularity
of its board Of lady managers. All
society was out in its gala attire, and
the many charming evening and Eas-
ter toilettes were a marked feature Of
the occasion.
The reception OF the Kentucky club
was all that these notable hosts are
famous for giving. The beauty and
charm Of Paducah society was present,
and the occasion was In every way
most pleasant.
A delightful supper was served at
the club.
D. A. r. MEETING.
The George Rogers CLARK chapter o!
the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton held their regular April meet.
ing with Mrs. Leslie Soule, OF North
Fifth street. These meetings combine
both business and social features, aud
this was an especially delightful coca
sion with a splendid attendance. Mrs,
L. s. Dubois gave an interesting &C.
count of the Settlements of Florida,
Louisiana and on the Mississippi 4"
A pleasant little sketch was read by
Mrs. Sol Vaughan. Very charming