The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-28

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Roger, May Phelps Of Washington
City, and Lillian Rudy and all were
attired in charming creations OF
white.
The dining room was gracefully
presided over by Misses Carrie Rieke
and Anne Boswell. The table was
most artistically decorated in ferns,
forming large centrepieoe and radi-
ating to each corner, giving a most
charming and summer-like effect.
Here delightful brick-ices and cake,
with cream peppermiDts, all emphs-
sizing the white effect, were served.
In the attractive library where de.
licious frappe was handed, Misses
Elizabeth Sinnott and Martha Leech
did the honors most charmingly to
the departing visitors.
A large number OF guests called dur
ing the hours, and the beautiful and
dainty gowns and picture hats added
to the charm Of the scene.
A FORMER PADU-
CAHAN TO MARRY.
A marriage of interest to Padu-
cahans is that to take place next
month at Princeton, OF DR.. A. H.
Edwards, formerly Of Paducah, but
now of Nashville, to Miss Rickett, Of
Princeton, Ky. The Nashville Amer
lean says of il:
"Tho formal announcement is made
this morning of the engagement and
approaching marriage of DIR. Almos
ii. Edwards to Miss Louise Ricketts,,
notably attractive young lady Of
Princeton, Ky. The wedding will
take place on Tuesday, July 8, at the
brides home, after which the bride
and groom will spend month or more
at eastern summer resorts before re-
turning to Nashville. The announce
ment is unexpected, though a very
pleasant one. Miss Ricketts, is not only
very handsome and graceful but is ex-
I ceptionally bright and magnetic in
manner. and her residence here will
add to the social world a very accomp-
, lished member.
"Dr. Edwards represents a well
known and esteemed Union City fam.
lily. being a brother OF DR.. W. |. Ed
wards of this city. He adopted Nash
: willie as his home two years ago, and
has made already a host Of friends
who admire him for his social quail
tiles as we'll as mis- mental gifts and
fine business capacity"
SANS SOUCI CLUB
ENTERTAINED.
Miss Carline Sowell was the hostess
of the Sans Souci club on Tuesday
morning, ana entertained most charm.
ingly.
The club prize was won by Miss
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Angie Thomas in cut with Miss
Clara Thompson. For the visitors
prize Mrs. David Sanders, Mrs. Victor
voris and Miss Myrtle Decker tied,
Mrs. Sanders winning it, A delight
full luncheon was attractively served
after the game.
Miss Sowell's guest list included
Mesdames L. S. DUBOIS, l.. A. Wash.
ington, Victor Voris, David Sanders,
Harris Rankin and will Gilbert
Misses Virginia Lockett of Hender.
son, May Phelps of Washington, d.
O., Anna Webb, Florence Yeiser,
I Angie Thomas, Mabel Rieke, Halle
Hicsey, Clara Thompson, Lula Reed,
Marie Crumbaugh, Anne Boswell,
Myrtle Greer, Susanna Jorgenson,
Laura Sanders, Lillian Rudy, Myrtle
Decker, Ethel Morrow, Laura Hand,
Ora Leigh, Anne Bradshaw, Martha
Davis, Henrietta Roger and Ruth We'll
MARRIED LADIES'
EUCBRE CLUB
The Married Ladies' Euchre club
was most pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. John Rock on Tuesday afternoon
at her home on North Sixth street.
The first prize was won by Mrs. |.
Young, the second prize by Mrs. JEFF
Read, and the third by Mrs. O. E.
Gridley. \ delightful lunch was serv.
ell during the afternoon.
Those present were: Mesdames
II. @. Harmeling, A. ]. Reitz, Frank
Eainger, +. W. Katterjohn. John