The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-05

Gilbert, Mr.. Yates Of Louisville, Mr..
Race Dipple, Mr.. Gus Thompson, Mr..
Harry Gilbert, DR.. Horatio Reed.
THE FOURTH AT 1.-THE FERNS"
Mrs. Elbridge Palmer and Miss
Gould entertained few friends at
their beautiful home THE Ferns" on
the evening of the Fourth, Supper
was served al fresoo, with the table
on the lawn under grove Of orange
trees. The decorations were charming
variations Of red, white and blue, and
the menu was an emphasis OF the
same. The guests to tea were: Mrs.
Charles Trueheart, Of Louisville;
Misses Claribel Rieke, Emma Reed.
BERTHE Nash, Jessie Nash, Cherie Nor
ton, Carrie Rieke.
Later In the evening o number Of
guests arrived to witness the pretty
fireworks display. These were Master
Elbridge Palmer's young friends and
some grown-ups, also. The fireworks
were oleverly arranged in representa-
ton Of Mt. vesuvius, and the effect
was very beautiful. A most charm
ing evening was spent, adding to the
list of notable ones enjoyed at this
ospitable home.
PARTY UP THE TENNESSEE.
Quite an enjoyable party left this
week to make the round trip on the
Clyde up the Tennessee river. They
were the guests of Miss Henrietta
Roger, and Mr.. David Roger, and the
occasion was in honor Of Miss Rogers
guest, Miss May Phelps Of Washing
ton, d. O. Captain and Mrs. James
Roger chsperoned the party, which
was composed Of
Miss May Phelps Of Washington,
Miss Carline Sowell, Miss Mabel
Rieke, Miss Lille Mae winstead, Miss
Blanche Hills. Miss Frances Terrell,
Miss Louise Cox, Miss Ethel Brooks,
Mr.. Roscoe Reed, Mr.. George Dubois,
Mr.. Robert Doris.
Miss Virginia Lockett of Henderson,
Miss Martha Davis, Miss Myrtle
Decker, and Miss Lillian Rudy were
guests of the party at tea on the boat
before starting.
MISS REDDICK, HOSTESS.
Miss Beulah Reddick entertained
on Thursday evening at her pleasant
home on South Seventh street in honor
OF her guests, Miss Mary Duiguid of
Murray and Miss May Weber of Hick-
DRY withe, Tenn. II was a very de-
lightful occasion. Music and delicious
refreshments were part of the even
ing's pleasure.
The guests included: Messrs ana
Mesdames Harry Johnston, Fred
Acker and Jesse Curd Mrs. John G..
Miller Misses Annie Street, Elizabeth
Street, Frances Herndon, Birdyo Gil
bert, Irene Schwab, Carrie Ewell,
Ode Puryear, Letha Puyresr, Julia
Husbands; Messrs. Ed Petit, Harry
Gilbert, Ed Foster, Sid Lemon, Wal
lace We'll, Guy Robertson, Robert
Caldwell Seldom Fakes, Gordon Head,
James Sleeth, Oscar Hank, John
Miller. Jr., Taylor Fisher and MIR.
Iverson.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Mary Leigh, daughter of
Alderman and Mrs. Charles Q. G.
Leigh, entertained with a pretty party
on Monday evening at her home on
West Monroe street in celebration of
her tenth birthday. Quite a number of
her young friends enjoyed the occa-
sion, and the young hostess did the
honors most gracefully. Delightful
refreshments were served
Those present were: Misses Allie
d. Foster, Nell Mercer, Saddle Pear.
son. Saddle Hudson, Belle O'Brien,
Ethel O'Brien, Marjorie Martin, Lii
lian Maret, Ina Kahn, Martha Cope,
Hazel Rhodes, May Bowman, Freddie
Paxton; Masters Henry Enders, Will
Fisher, Leslie Puryear, Frank Maret,
James Maret, Lorenzo Emery. A. d.
Rhodes, Carl Leigh and Harold Leigh.
BOX PARTY AT THE KENTUCKY
Master Leo Keller gave a box party
at The Kentucky on Tuesday evening,