The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-24

Paxton, Mamie Cobb, Hattie Terrell.
Minnie Terrell, Martha Leech, Eliz-
abeth Sinnott, Aline Bsgby, Elsie Bag
by; Messrs. Charles Boyd, Edward 0.
Leigh. Charles Reed, Urey Woods son,
@. E. whitesides. Given Fowler.
James Campbell, Roy Culley, J. Hen
ry Orm, Wallace We'll. Abs We'll,
James Brooks, John Brooks, Over TN
Brooks, Clarence Brown, Allen Ash
craft, Edwin Wilson. Douglas Bagby,
Tom Harrison. Maurice Nash, Charles
Allcott, Joe Sinnott, Peter Puryear
and Edwin J. Paxton.
MRS. VICTOR WORKS. HOSTESS.
Mrs. Victor voris' bowling party
on Thursday morning at the bowling
alley below The Kentucky club in the
Brunswick building, was a charming
compliment to her guest, Mrs. Prem
tice Dana Cheney of St. Louis, and
to Mrs. James Ii. Black. of Terre
Haute, Mrs. Bryan Snyder, of st.
Louis; Miss James of Evansville.
Miss Kerr, of Dyersburg, Tenn, and
Miss McCampbell of Paris, Tenn.
The prize for the married ladies was
won by Mrs. George Flournoy. Miss
Martha Leech who captured the young
lady's prize, presented ii to the visit
ors to bowl for, and Miss McCamp-
BELLS score was the successful one.
Delightful frappe was served in the
Kentucky club rooms after the game.
The occasion was most enjoyable
and Mrs. voris' guests were;
Mesdames Oscar L. Gregory, J. NJ.
worten, Armour Gardner, Charlie:
Mocquot, r. B. Phillips, George
Flournoy, Rabb Noble, David San
ders, Joseph l.. Friedman, Franz
Rieke, John Campbell, Samuel Wat
son. Miss Kerr, of Dyersburg; Mis-
McCampbell, of Paris, Tenn. Mis-
Arnie james, of Evansville; Miss
Mary X. sowell, Carline sowell
Mary Boswell, Minnie Terrell, May
; Paxton, Lillian Rudy, Laura Sanders
Martha Davis, Ethel Morrow, Mabe
Rieke, Martina Leech, Elizabeth Sin
I mott, Susanna Jorgenson, Matte Fow
Ter.
IN HONOR OF MISS KAT
TERJOHN AND MRS. SCHOL2
Mrs. Will Katterjohn entertaine,
the Married Ladies' Euchre club very
delightfully."- at her home on Soutf
Fifth street ON Tuesday afternoon
The occasion was in honor of hei
guest Miss Lucille Katterjohn of
Louisville and of Mrs. Charles Scholz
OF Evansville, who is visiting Mrs. E,
W. Bockmon The club prize was
won by Mrs. l. Young. who present
ed It to Miss Lucille Katterjohn. For
the visitors prize Mrs. Scholz and
Miss Kstterjohn cut, Mrs. Soholz be-
ing the fortunate one. The consoia-
tion prize was captured by Mrs.
Charles 7. Graham. After the game
an attractive cou luncheon wal
served.
The guests were: Mrs. Charles
Scholz Of Evansville, Miss Lucille
Katterjohn of Louisville, Mesdames
II. G. Harmeling, /. Young. 81 Bry'
ant, Z. W. Bookmon, James Sherrell,
Charles T. Graham, Charles Gridley
John MaoHenry, John Rock, Frank
Efinger, Frank VAIL, Harry Meyers,
W. p. Hummel, Pat Lally,.
CHARMING LUNCHEON.
Mrs. W. M. Rawls entertained with
q pretty luncheon on Friday at her at
tractive home on Madison street in
compliment to Mrs. Bryan Snyder Of
st. Louis; Mrs. James Black of Terre
Haute; Miss Kerr Of Dyersburg, and
Mrs william Hughes. The table was
artistically decorated in scarlet gera-
NUNS and maiden hair ferns and the
menu was charming and tempting,
There were covers for fourteen, and
the guests included: Mrs. ia
Black. of Terre Haute; Mrs Bryan
Snyder of st. Louis; Miss Mary Kerr
Of Dyersburg; Mesdames William
Hughes, Edward Rawls, Oscar l..
Gregory, Joseph L. Friedman. NJ.
G.. Cope, George O. Wallace, Louis
Rieke. Cook Husbands. Armour Gard.