The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-15

the convention was thoroughly dis
cussed, delightful refreshments were
served by the hostess.
CoTILLION CLUB DANCE.
The Cotillion club gave the second
OF its series Of dances at The Palmer
on Tuesday evening. The occasion
was a very delightful one, and was
enjoyed by a large number of guests.
Among those present were; DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Boyd, DR.. and Mrs. o.
f. Whitesides, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Rankin and Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Nc
Pherson, Misses Kinney Of New York
city, Harris, of Dyersburg, Wire Of
May field, Mary Lee CLARK, Laura San
ders, Hattie Terrell, Minnie Terrell,
Faith Lsngstsff, Henrietta Roger,
Mary Boswell, Halle Hisey, Eliza.
beth Sinnott, Evelyn Walker, Ruth
We'll, Lillian Rudy, Carline Sowell,
Ethel Morrow, Myra Du Bots, Messrs.
Tom Harrison, Allen Ashoraft, Maui
rice Nash, Frank Boone, Abe We'll,
Frank Judge, Will Minnich, John
sherwin, ]. r. Cunningham, Edwin
Wilson, Herbert Hawkins, Dow Will
COZ, James Campbell, George Lang
staff, Henry Rudy, Evert Thompson,
Stewart Sinnott.
CHORAL SOCIETY ORGANIZED.
There WAS an enjoyable meeting Of
the Choral Society on Monday even
ing at the First Christian church.
About thirty members were present
and some beautiful ohoruses were re-
hesrsed. Much interesting work for
the winter has been mapped out, and
the club promises to be a most success
full one. A concert will be given
some time in December, and an opera
is among the probabilities after the
holidays. Some OF the finest musical
talent in the city is in the club, and
the officers are: MIR. Il. ]. Settle,
president; Mr.. Emmett Bagby, secre-
tsry and treasurer; Miss Courtle Pur-
year, pianist; Prof. Harry Gilbert,
musical director with Prot ". G.
Dodd, assistant
Under such able management success
is comfortably sure.
WHIST CLUB ENTERTAINED.
A very pleasant meeting of the
Whist club was enjoyed on Tuesday
evening at the hospitable home of Ma
jor and Mrs. NJ. Bloom. The lady's
prize was won by Mrs. Adolphus We'll
and the gentleman's prize by Mr..
Herman wallerstein. Both of the
prizes were handsome pieces Of cut
glass. A delightful and elaborate lun
cheon was served after the game.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman wallerstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob wallerstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Schwab, Mr.. and Mrs Adolf
phus We'll, Mrs. Jeanette weille, Mrs.
David Levy of st. Louis, Mr.. James
Greenbaum.
GRECIAN CLUB DANCE.
The Grecisn club entertained with
adance at the Knights Of Pythias hall
on Wednesday evening. 1t was a
very enjoyable affair and those in at
tendance were; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Urbansky, Misses Hunter, Mary Mix,
Emma Mix, Nora Boyer, Ella Brown,
BERTHE Hawkins, Fannie Collins,
Frances Yopp, Myrtle Hawkins, The
ress Yopp, Kate Leisner. Messrs.
Clifford Wilson, Charles Rottgering,
Will Pieper, Harry Collins, George
Yopp, Russell Long, Peter Jones, Al
bert Hawkins, Scott Ferguson, Ur.
Hudd.
DELPHIC CLUB MEETING.
The Delphio club met with Mrs.
Lillard Sanders Of North Ninth street
on Tuesday morning and several very
notable themes were brightly dis
cussed. 1.-THE Crusades" was the sub
ject of Miss Lucie Robiou's able pa
per; "St. Francis of ASSISTS rela.
tions to Italian Literature" Yves most
given by Mrs. Mildred
Davis, and Mrs. Mary Watson made a
clever resume of the political AS
pect OF Italy IN the Thirteenth Cen.
tury." The meetings this year are
proving especially pleasant and help
full.