The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-10


The guests were: Mesdames Arthur
Crary Of Kansas City, Mo. Harris
Rankin, David Sanders, Misses Minnie
Terrell, Hattie Terrell, Laura San
ders, Margie Crumbaugh, Angie
Thomas, Mabel Rieke, Halle Hisey,
Florence Yeiser. Susanna Jorgelson,
Clara Thompson, Myrtle Greer, Car
line Sowell, Kathleen whitefield,
Lillian Rudy, Ethel Morrow.
The club will not meet during car
nival but will be entertained the week
after by Miss Carline Sowell Of West
Broadway.
AN INNOVATION.
Something unique in the way Of q
church social entertainment, was the
reception in the lecture room of the
First Baptist church on Monday even
ing. 1t was given by the MEN Of the
church complimentary to the ladies
and was an altogether pleasant coca.
sion. II is so seldom that the "toiling
women" Of church receive reoogni-
ton more subs tantial than liberal en-
couragement to "go, labor on, spend
and DO spent" that so practical an act
Of gallantry was greatly appreciated,
and should mark an era Of such chiv-
airy in Paducah church circles. Light
refreshments were served by the young
men Of the church and an enjoyable
musical program was rendered. A
large number of guests were present.
DELpHIC CLUB.
The Delphic club met with Mrs.
John p. Campbell on Tuesday morn
ing, and closed the years work with
an interesting discussion of modern
German writers. Mrs. Louis NJ. Rieke
gave a delightful sketch of Carmen
Sylvia and Other German Women
Writers of Today" Miss Lucy Robiou
gave an entertaining resume of 1.-THE
German Press of Today" Mrs. ].
O. Flournoy dealt very ably with
Modern Historians of Note" and
Mrs. Luke Russell gave an account
of "Threc Contemporary Dramatists. u
The Delphic will study italian
Literature and AIT" next year, and
have n beautiful program of the course
that has been arranged by Miss Baei
of Washington City.
d. \. r. MEETING.
The George Rogers Clark chapter q
the Daughters of the American Reyo-
luton held its May meeting with
Mrs. L. S. Dubois OF Fountain
Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. II
was "a most interesting session, and
combined business and social feature.
very delightfully."-. Mrs Eli Boone
read an able paper on THE Opening
of the American Revolution. Mis-.
Emily Morrow gave a graphic account
OF "Some Of the Heroes Of the Revolu'
ton" Delightful refreshments were
served By the hostess.
The June meeting will be with Mrs.
Sallie Morrow at jefferson and Sixth
streets.
MARRIED LADIES'
EUCHRE CLUB,
Mrs. John MaoHsnry entertained
the Married Ladies' Euchre club mos,
pleasantly at her home on North
Fifth street on Tuesday afternoon
The first prize was won by Mrs. Franz
VAIL, and the consolation prize wen,
to Mrs. Z. ". Bockmon. An attrac
tive luncheon was served after the
game.
The guests were; Mesdames John
Rock, Harry Meyers. Charles Gridlev,
James Sheriff., Pat Lally, I. Young,
Henry Hans, H. @. HarmelinQ, Frank
VAIL, e. W. Bockmon and Charles T.
Graham.
DOCTORS RECEPTION.
The reception given at the Palmer
house on Thursday evening in honor
of the Kentucky State Medical Soci-
ETY. was delightful occasion in every
way and was largely attended. 1t
was charmingly informal in its char
acter, and old-time country dances in
the big dining room of the Palmer fol-
lowed the reception. The wives AMI