The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20
ooTILLIoN CLUB DANCE.

eAhoh Oiuo WIS hoAu ~ eHS a"hOh
house ON Thursday evening and was a
most pleasant occasion. Those in at
tendance were: DIR. and. Mrs. O. e.
whitesides, Mi. and Mrs. Barbour Gray
ofLouisville, Mr.. and Mrs George Flour
noy; Misses Mary Lee Clarke, Carline
Sowell, Elizabeth Sinnott, Martha
Leech, Evelyn Walker, Myrtle Deck
er, Mabel Rieke, Minnie Terrell, Hat
tie Terrell, Lillian Rudy, Ruth We'll,
Emma Reed, Ethel Morrow, Ida Leak,
Henrietta Roger, Annie May Yeiser,
Messrs. Mac Hinkle, Of Evansville,
Stuart sinnott. Abram We'll, Frank
Boone, Will Webb, Tom Harrison,
Frank Judge, Fred Mcknight, Edwin
Wilson, Henry Rudy, Edison Hart,
Maurice Nash, Herbert Hawkins, John
Sherwin.
MRS. RIEKE's FLOWER
LoUNHEoN.
Mrs. Louis NJ. Rieke, gave the second
of her series of charming one-o clock
luncheons on Thursday of this week.
This embodied the flower ides and
was as artistic and effective as the
fruit idea of the previous one. Narois-
sus, carnations. smilax and ferns with
yellow ribbons formed a beautiful CEN
ter decoration. Yellow shades were
used Oh the candelabra, and the yellow
effect wss emphasized throughout.
The plaoe-cards were delightfully."-
bright and original, they represented
flowers, and each one besides the
guests names contained a clever syno.
nym Of that name. The luncheon was
served in six courses, and the ices,
cakes and peppermints were all in the
form OF flowers. There were fourteen
guests present,
MUSICAL TREAT AT Y. M O. A.
The first Of a series of entertainment,
to be given for the benefit of the YIN.
O. A. library was held at the associa
ton hall on Tuesday evening wher
the Bostlemann auartette delighted al
who heard them. IL was splendid en-
tertainment, all being high class must
CLANS, and Mr. Carl Orance's singing
was delightful feature, his solo, 9Th,
Land Of the Leal" being especially
encored. The only drawback TO this
evenings unalloyed pleasure was the
fact that so few people heard them
The audience while small was very
representative Of the city's highest cul
ture, however, and was most apprecia
tive Of the fine music rendered. Sec
Rotary Hanna should be more literally
encouraged in these high grade enter
tainments he is bringing here.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Amanda wilhelm en-
tertsined in honor Of her seventh
birthday at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs James Wilhelm on Thurs
day afternoon from to O'Clock. 4
number Of small guests were presen
and the hours were most enjoyabl,
spent with games, the prizes for which
were won by Miss Gwin Perkins ant
Miss Frances Soule, and Master Walk
err Bowman. Delightful Refreshments
were served. Among those presen
were; Misses Azslie Reeves, Mildred
Ormo, Edmonia Atkins, Marie weille
Frances Soule, Grace Atkins, Corinn,
Perrymsn, Gwin Perkins, Susie Dab
ney, Master Edward Dean Yancy
Walker Bowman, Rudolph Bowman.
SANS soUCI CLUB.
Mrs. Harris Rankin was the hostess
of the sans Souoi club this week, enter
tanning most oharmIngly at her hom
on Broadway on Thursday afternoon
Euchre was played and the prize wa
won by Miss Margie Crumbsugh.
delightful course luncheon was serve,
after the game. Only the club mem
bers we're present and included; Mes
danes william Gilbert, David Sanders
Misses Margie Crumbaugh, Mimi
Terrell. Hattie Terrell, Anne Boswell
Myrtle Greer. Lula Reed. Florenc
Yeiser, Angie Thomas, Mabel Rieke
Clara Thompson, Halle Hisey, Oar
line sowell, Myra Dubois, Ruth We'll
Laura Sanders, Lillian Rudy, Ethe
Morrow.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mr.. David Flournoy left this after