The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-12

turing the evening. Az "oS must
pleasant occasion, and the guests who
enjoyed 1t were: DR.. and Mrs. Victor
voris, Messrs. and Mesdsmes Henry
Bradley, J. ". Campbell, wynne Tul.
", George Powell, Charles Kiger,
Rabb Noble, Harris Rankin, Mesdsmes
Charles Trueheart of Louisville,
Clifford Burnett, James e. English,
Misses Georgia Woods Of jackson,
Tenn, Anna Parks Of Nashville.
Tenn. Nell Parks Of Nashville, Tenn.
Katherine Douglas of Washington, d.
O.. Anna Webb, Washington, d. O.,
Martha Leech, Louise Cox, Ethel
Brooks, Monmia Hopkins, Myrtle
Decker. Helen Decker, Mary Boswell,
Anne Boswell, Elizabeth Sinnott, Hal
lie Hisey, Mary X. Sowell, Carline
Sowell, Jane Rivers, Geraldine San
ders, Myrtle Greer, Claribel Rieke,
Carrie Rieke, Messrs. Louis Rieke,
Calhoun Rieke, Charles Coz, Dow
Wilcox, Vaughan Scott Henry Rudy,
Will Minnich, Tom Sanders, Fred Nc
Knight, Stewart Sinnott, Joe Sinnott,
John sinnott, Edgar Mumford, John
Brooks, Abram We'll, Wallace We'll,
Roy Cullsy, Herbert Hawkins, Given
Fowler. Gus Thompson, Edwin Will
son, Edwin J. Paxton.
PICNIc-sUPPER AT
LA BELLE PARK.
A delightful picnic.supper was
given at La Belle Park on Monday
evening. 1t was an imprcmptu affair
in honor of Mrs. Hamilton Parks, Miss
Anna Parks, Miss Nell Parks of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Miss Anna Webb Of
Washington, d. O., and was most
pleasant in every detail. The theatre
was attended after the supper.
In the party were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Robert Becker Phillips,
George O. Wallace, Joseph L. Fried
man, Cook Husbands, Muscoe Burnett,
Campbell Flournoy, Mesdames Ham
ilton Parks, George Flournoy, John
Campbell, Milton Cope, Armour Gard
ner, Misses Anna Webb, Martha
Leech, Emma Reed, Anna Parks,
Nell Parks, Matte Fowler. Frances
Wallace, Messrs. Wallace We'll, Rich
ard Rudy, Albert, Howell of Louis
willie. David Flournoy, Stewart Sin.
mott, Charles Cox, Robert Wallace,
Master Leo Keller. Master Henry
Case.
DELIGHTFUL LAWN PARTY.
Miss Nellie Stokes was the hostess
Of pretty lawn party at her home on
CLARK street on Tuesday evening. The
occasion was most pleasant, and quite
q number Of guests were present.
Dainty refreshments were served dur.
ing the evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Barnes,
Misses Rssooe OF Princeton, Ky, Jes-
sic Cannon Of Milan, Tenn, Eula
Lackey Of Sharpe, Grace Ledbetter Of
Elizabethtown, Ill, Minnie Goad Of
Lone Oak, Alta Hefiin, Maude Vance,
Ellen Perry, Eta Meek, Amy Judd,
Reva Davis, Sallie Sullivan, Eliza
Duke, Mary Barnes, Mamie Duke,
Lora Sullivan, Nellie Morris, Mona
Stokes, Katie Morris, Messrs. How
ard Warden, Edgar Reid, Luther
Bailey, wilkins, Keith Wilson, John
Morgan, Earl johnson, S. H. Groner,
Martin Yopp, Jim Vance, Elijah Viii.
son, Lon Davis, George Cannon, Viii.
lis Watson, Will Reid, Glen Stokes and
Zealand Barnes.
BOATING PARTY.
One of the most pleasant occasions Of
the week was the boating party given
on Wednesday evening by some Of the
young men. The boats were rowed
up the river quite . distance, and a de-
ligbtful picnic supper was served on
the sand bar. Charming music enliv-
ened the voyage home.
Those composing the party were
Miss Katherine Douglass OF Washing
ton, d. O., Miss Martha Leech, Miss
Elizabeth Sinnott, Miss Mae Paxton,
Miss Laura Sanders, Miss Halle
Hisey, Miss Louise Cox, Mr.. Louis
Rieke, Jr., Mr.. Edwin ]. Paxton,
Mr.. Fred Mcknight, Mr.. Hugh Nc
Knight, Mr. Peter Puryear, Mr.. =
| Sanders. Mr.. Calhoun Rieke. DIR. Al