The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-11

st. Lonis and seeing the Yelled Pro-
phet.
Mrs. Henry Wise Miner, Of Win
chester, ILL.,, is the guest of Mrs. War
wick M. Cowgirl of West Jefferson
street.
Miss Carolyn saffarans, Of Memphis
Tenn, has returned home after visit
ing Miss Mae Orm of South Fourth
street.
Mrs. David Levy, of st. Louis, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Wallerstein OF North Seventh
street.
Mrs. Hunter Hough, of Charleston,
Mo-, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wright, of West Clay
street.
Mrs. Marie Moss Wheat, who is now
making her home in Salt Lake City,
Utah, is here visiting her parents, Ma
jor and Mrs. T. e. Moss.
Miss Lucie Robiou has returned
from delightful visit to Richmond
and other places in Virginia. Miss
Robiou has been absent since August
Miss sallie Elizabeth Kenneth re-
turned to her home in Huntingdon,
W. Va, this week after pleasant Wis
it to her sister, Mrs. n P. Gardner
on West Jefferson street.
Mrs. Myrs Curtis, of Greencastle,
Ind, and Mrs. Parthenia wiles, Of
indianapolis, Ind. WHO have been
pleasant guests of Mr. and Mrs. @. E.
Jennings, returned home this week.
Hon. Clarence Dallam, president of
the Louisville Commercial club, WAS
in the city this week mingling with
his many friends. Mr.. Dallam always
receives hearty welcome in his for
mer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wallace, end Mr.,
Joseph L. Friedman are in Nash
willie attending the horse show. They
are the guests Of Hon and Mrs. Ham
ilton PARIS.
Mrs. William Hughes will accompa-
ny her father Mr.. W. o. Ellis to
Asheville, N. O., and remain during
the winter. Mr.. Ellis is making Ashe-
willie his home now, and Mrs Hughes
will visit him there.
Mrs. Ethel Watts Mumford, of New
York city, has clever poem in the
October new Lippincott entitled tine
Tavern. Mrs. Mumford is very
bright writer, and is related to many
prominent Paducahsns.
Mrs. Victoria Thompson and Mrs.
O. f. LINING left this week to at
tend the state meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederscy in Newport.
They were delegates from the Padu-
cab chapter of U. d O.
8 Miss Mary Belle Maxwell Of Marion,
Ky, who has been an attractive guest
of her aunt, Mrs. George o. Hart, re-
turned home this week. Miss Maxwell
was enc of the bridesmaids at the Hart
Mocquot wedding last week.
Major and Mrs. ]. H. Ashcraft re-
turned this week from Shiloh park.
Major Ashcraft went as U. S. COM
missioner to see about the Indiana
monuments, the dedication of which
will probably be next month.
Mrs. W. J. Hills, Mrs. W. A. Gard
ner and Mrs. John P. Campbell left
on Wednesday for Nashville to attend
the horse show. Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs Gardner were Mrs. Hills guests
and the trip was made on Superinten-
dent Hills private car.
Miss AIine Bsgby leaves today for
New York city to study for the
stage She will be two years at the
American Academy of Dramatic Art.
Miss Bagby will be much missed in
Paducah, where her talents and Sc
cisl charms make her much in demand.
Mrs. Charles West and Miss Min.
ME Elliott, Of Msyfield, were guests
of Miss Aline Bsgby this week. They
are cousins of Miss Bagby and came
to see her off for New York. Mrs.
West is pleasantly remembered here
as Miss Mayme Elliott, and both she
and her sister are popular visitors in