The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

There were musical numbers given
by local talent between Mrs. Haskell's
selections.
JAMES .BYRNEs WEDDING.
The Evansville News of this week
contained the following interesting
account Of the wedding of former
Paducah young lady:
Few weddings have occurred in
Evansville of late of wider social in
terost or Of more charming detail in
arrangement than that of last evening
which united Miss Linda James and
Mr.. Frank Byrnes, Jr 81. Paul's
Episcopal church the scene Of the
beautiful ceremony, was decorated in
artistic ami churchly fashion with
palms. fern plants and brides roses.
The attendants of the bride were
chosen from her near relatives, the
co @ family bond emphasizing the deep
solemniiy Of the occasion. The ushers
were Messrs. Frank Aiken, En- Thur
man, Boswell Torian and OFT Barton.
Then came the little pillow bearers,
Master Morris CLARK, and little Miss
Nell Saunders Johnson The maid of
honor, Miss Arnoy James, a radiant
vision in pale pink pineapple cloth,
came in just in advance Of the bride,
who leaned on the arm Of her father,
Mr. Barclay A. James, who gave her
away.
The groom with his best man, Mr..
George Saunders, entered from the
rear, with the minister, Rev. Dr. John
Davis, meeting the party at the altar,
where the beautiful, solemn Episcopal
mar iage service was said
The brides gown was splendid
creation Of rich white duchess satin,
entraine, which fell in long graceful
folds. and set of the stylish form and
fair blonde beauty Of the bride TO an
eminent degree. The low-cut corsage
was filled In with soft chiffon and
finished with bertha Of real lace.
She wore = long tulle veil, simply
caught to her hair with pearl pins, and
carried a white bound marriage book,
a dainty picture Of virginia. beauty.
The bride is one Of the most charm.
Ing aud likeable girls in society's
realm and decided favorite with the
members OF her particular circle Of
friends. Being a southerner, she hiss
ever had D ccngenial crowd orr und
Ler, with the true hospitality so ehal.
acteristic Of daughter Of the south,
/ and her loss will 70 particularly felt
in ser girlhood's home, while her hus-
bands home will be all the brighter
for her sunshiny presence.
Mr.. Bynes is n rising, successful
railroad man, being connected with
the Illinois Central. MIR. Byrnes Is a
member Of one OF the oldest repre-
sentative families OF the city and has
always been congenisl, all-around
good fellow, highly esteemed among
his associates.
Mrs. Birdie Campbell, Of Paducah,
was one Of the out.of-town attend
ants.
EVENTS OF PAST WEEK.
The Sans souci club was delight.
fully entertained Friday afternoon by
Miss Laura Sanders at her home on
North Ninth street. The club prize
was won by Miss Hattie Terrell and
the visitors prize by Mrs, W. B. Nc.
Pherson. The guests were; Mes.
danes J. N. worten, W. B. McPher.
son. George Flournoy, Charles Kiger,
David Sanders, Harris Rankin:
Misses Elizabeth sinScs,, Kathleen
whitefield, Anne Boswell, tslu Reed,
Clara Thompson, Hattie Terrell, Min.
ME Terrell, Florence Yeiser, Mfrs
Dubois, Angie Thomas, Ada Enders,
Carline Sowell, Lillian Rudy, Myrtle
Decker.
The Married Ladies' Euchre club
was entertained delightfully."- Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. II. c. Harmeling, /
at her home ON North Fifth street.
The first prize, q lace fan, was won
by Mrs. I. Young. The second prize,
also fan, was won by Mrs. Pat Lslly,