The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
there were fifty guests. The party
left on the steamer Dick Fowler at 8

there were fifty guests. The party
left on the steamer Dick Fowler at s
a. m. and returned at II p. m. and
the day was delightfully."- spent. Cards
were played going down and the Wis.
itor's prize, silver purse, was won
by Mrs Bergman a gold locket, the
married ladies' prize was captured by
Mrs. Charles Kiger, and. Miss Martha
Leech was the fortunate winner of a
dainty hat pin, the young ladies'
prize. At Cairo they were royalty en-
tertained, being met by number of
the society young men ana were given
a pleasant dance ut the Cairo club
Dancing was the order of the evening
on the return trip; Mr.. Sanders
guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Rudy, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Kiger, Mrs. Mildred
Davis, Mrs. W. G. whiteheld, Mrs. T.
@. Leeoh, Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mrs Lii
lard Sanders, Mrs. W. B. Mcpherson,
Mrs W A Gardner, Mrs Will
liam Ross, of jacksonville; Mrs.
Herman Boswell, Of Union City; Mrs.
Anne Bergman, of GAINESVILLE; Miss
Georgia Walker, Of st. Louis Miss
Evelyn Willis, Of Columbus, Mo. (;
Miss Ida Taylor, of Toledo, o.. Miss
Eunice Evans, of Youngstown, o. (;
Miss Anne Louise Lee, Of Columbus,
Miss. ; Miss Ella Hay, of Danville /;
Miss Sally Leonard, of Eddyville; ;
Misses. Laura, Sanders, Marie Noble, Lii.
liam Rudy, Martha Davis, Susanna
Jorgenson, Mabel Rieke, Ethel Nor
row, Minnie Terrell, Hattie Terrell,
Anne Reed, Faith Langstaff, Emma
Reed, Anna May Yeiser, Florence
Yeiser, Mary X. sowell, Myrtle Decker,
Halle Hisey, Martha Leech, Mary
Boswell, Anne Boswell, Myra Du
Bots; Messrs. Will Sanders, David
Sanders, Edward Mumford. Tom San.
ders, Will Bradshaw. Jr.. Frank Davis,
David Flournoy, Wallace We'll, Saun-
ders Fowler, Given Fowler.
MUSICAL CLUB.
A very delightful evening with
"Greig and Neyin," was enjoyed by
the Musical club at their meeting
Monday evening, in the lecture room
of the First Christian church. Il was
under the leadership of Miss Mamie
O'Brien and Mr., J. Henry Orme, and
the program was especially fine. Most
of the pieces given were from Nevin,
only two being from Greig.
Miss Aline Bagby contributed an in.
teresting paper on Nevin that was
read with her initmitable charm. The
program was as follows:
Piano solo. Norwegian Bridal
Procession" by Greig-Mrs. W. t.
Miller.
Vocal solo, Sunshine Song" by
Greig-Miss Alma Hays.
Piano solo, shepherds All and
Maidens Fair" by NeviD-Miss
Courtie Puryear.
Reading, 'sThe Man Who Wrote
Narcissus"-Miss Bagby.
Piano solo, a, "Narcissus, Nevin;
b, Tournament, Nevin-Mr. Harry
Gilbert.
Vocal solo, 80, That We Two We're
Maying," by Nevin-Mr. Chastain.
Piano solo, a, Love Song" Nevin;
b, GOOD Night" Nevin-Mr. Dodd.
Vocal solo. Good Night Beloved"
by Nevin-Miss Alma Hays.
At the business session Of the club
Prof. Harry Gilbert was elected secre-
tary. 1t was decided to correspond
with Edward Zeldenrust, the famops
Holland pianist, to induce him to stop
over in Paducah in February, when en-
route from Louisville to Memphis.
The program for the Charity Concert
was fully mapped out by the club
Monday evening.
"Music Of the United States" is the
iubject for the next meeting on Mon.
lay night, February 3rd, and Mrs.
Hubbard S. Wells and Miss Virginia
Iesh will have the evening in charge.
A MORNING WEDDING.
A pretty home wedding of the week
vas that of Miss Mary Stone of the
ity and Mr.. Chris Batteiger of Mad
on Wednesday morning, at
he residence Of Mrs. r. B. Craig of
Sorth Sixth street, sister of the
ride. The ceremony was impressive
y performed by the Rev. J. O. Reid
4 the Cumberland Presbyterian
hurch, and Miss Cappie Stone of