The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-25

white silk accordion plated ana Will
scatter lilies of the valley before the
bride. The ring-bearer will wear
pages court costume OF white satin.
The couple will leave for Chicago,
Milwaukee and other points on we'd
ding trip, and will make their home
in Davenport. A number of out-of-
town guests will be present for the
occasion, and Temple Israel will be
crowded with a representative audi
ence as both Mss wallerstein and DIR.
Fineschrie Der are exceedingly popu-
lar.
A CHARMING AFTERNOON TO
MRS. HOWE OF NASHVILLE
At the pleasant whitefield home on
Court street a most delightful alter
noon party was given on Tuesday by
Mrs. W. @. whitefeld and Miss
Kathleen whitefield la honor Of Mrs.
william Howe Of Nashville, Tenn.
The spacious parlors were beautifully
decorated with carnations. The enter
tainment was a guessing contest, the
answers to each question being the
name of a great man or woman Of the
world. No prizes were awarded but
the guests were presented with Amer
lean beauty roses. An attractive Pnd
elaborate luncheon was served and the
gracious hospitality for which this
home is always noted was enjoyed by
large number of guests, among whom
were. Mrs. william Howe, of Nash
VILE, Tenn. Mrs. Bette Hendrick,
Of New York; Mrs. G. q. Reilley,
Of vincennes, Ind Mrs. NJ. f. En-
glish, of New York; Mrs. G.. B. Gar
rard, of Greenwood, Miss. Miss Vir-
ginia Kinney, Of New York; Mrs. e..
II. Warneken, Of Clarksville, Tenn.
Mesdames Charles K. Wheeler, A. r.
Meyers, Denis Mocquot, A. J. Deck
or, Victor Voris, Thomas Leeoh, W.
A. Gardner, John p. Campbell, Rob
ert b. Phillips, Mildred Davis, Cook
Husbands, O. f. Jennings, William
Brainerd, Edward Voolfolk, Louis
Rieke, James Utterback, Oscar L.
Gregory, L. W. Boswell, J. G..
Brooks, ]. q. Flournoy, Bransford
Clarke, Rabb Noble. Muscoe Burnett,
Henry Overbey, George Flournoy, j.
l.. Webb, W. II. Pinkerton, Harris
Rankin, Mary Watson, Charles Moo
quot, W. B. Mcpherson, Richard Ba.
ker, James Rudy, Misses Claribel
Rieke, Matte Fowler, Elizabeth
sinnott,, Martha Lsech, Dow Hus
bands, Faith Langstaff, BERTHE Wool
folk, Emma Reed. Miss Voolfolk.
A BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
The elegant reception given by Mrs.
Alonzo Meyers and Miss Elizabeth
sinnott on Friday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. Gustave II. Wsrneken OF
Clarksville, Tenn, added another to
the list of brilliant functions Of the
week and was = chsrming compliment
to an attractive visitor. The Sinnott
home is one Of the handsomest in the
city and was especially beautiful
with its gorgeous decorations, each
room being a different color. In the
hall the decorations used were pink
chrysanthemums, while the parlor was
= symphony in white and green. The
library which is furnished in crimson
was richly decorated in red flowers.
The dining room was exquisite with
masses of yellow. In the center Of the
pretty table on Renaissance lace
oenterpiece was q cut glass vase filed
with yellow chryssnthemums while
at each corner was golden csndels-
brum, making most charming erect.
The color scheme was carried out in
the delightful ICES which were dainty
combinations OF yellow and white.
Mrs. Meyers and Miss sinnott re-
ceived with charming grace and
were ably assisted by: Mrs. q II.
wsrneken, Of GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Leslie
Samuels, OF Bardstown; Miss Georia
Wood, of Lexington, Tenn. Miss
Virginia Kinney, Of New York; Miss
Josephine Samuels, of Bardstown
Misses Faith Langstaff, Laura SAN
ders. Ruth We'll, Ethel Morrow, Mar
tina Davis, Nell Paxton, Sadie Paxton,
Halle Hisey, Kathleen Whiteheld,
Claribel Rieke, Matte Fowler, Jessie
Nash, Mary Boswell, Luoie Robiou