The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-04

ara rudy, VIII WepD, henry huuy,
Charles Boyd. Frank Davis, John
Voolfolk, Robert Wallace, EveIt
Thompson. Allen Ashcraft, DIR. I. B.
Howell.
MUSICAL CLUB MEETING.
The musical club met on Monday
evening in the lecture room Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, and
was a most pleasant occasion. Rus
sian music was the subject for the
evenings study, with Miss Brazelton
and Mr. Chastaine as leaders. The
following delightful program was en-
joyed:
Piano solo-Misses Puryear
Baritone solo--Mr. Green.
Violin with piano accompaniment
Mra J. G.. Miller and John Miller Jr.
Vocal solo-Miss Langstaif.
Violin and piano-Miss Bagby and
Miss Brazelton.
Piano duet-Miss Brazelton and
Miss O'Brien.
The club will meet next Monday
evening in the lecture room OF Gum
berland Presbyterian church. Men
delssohn will be tie study, and Miss
Jessie Nash and Mr. L. J. Paxton the
leaders.
POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED.
The marriage of Mr.. John Dipple
and Miss Lille Il. Christinan on Tues
day morning at the First Christian
church was witnessed by large
number of friends and relatives of the
couple Rev. W. II. Pinkerton per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Harry
Hank, Mr.. John Oehlsohlaeger, Mr.. j.
E. Rogers and Mr.. JEFF Read were
the ushers. The bride wore pretty
travelling costume AMI locked very
handsome. She is very popular in Pa
ducah, where she has lived for sew
eral years, coming here from Owens
boro. Mr.. Dipple is member of the
Eley Dry Goods commpany, and has
many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dipple
left Immediately after the ceremony
for ST. Louis, and will be absent I'M
til January 10.
A CHARMING FUNCTION,
Mrs Lloyd Boswell was the charm
ing hostess of most delightful card
party on Friday afternoon, which was
one of the elaborate functions of the
week. The house wore a charming
gala ar with its pretty decorations Of
holly and green's There were num-
Der Of guests present, many Of whom
were visitors in the city, and the beau
tiful women and handsome gowns
added to the festive scene. The
married ladies' Prize was won by
Mrs. Henry Thompson, and was a
pretty Bohemian glass vase, The
young ladies' prize, dainty rose jar,
was captured by Miss Anne Webb.
An elegant and delightful lunch was
served after cards. There were four
teen tables Of euohre.
KENTUCKY CLUBS
NEW YEAR RECEPTION.
The Kentucky club kept "open
house" on New Years afternoon from
two until six, and large number Of
callers enjoyed the occasion. The
club members received their guests
with the charming hospitality for
which they are noted. 1t being esp
ocially in honor of the ladies', there
were many present. One afternoon
card party testified their appreciation
by breaking up early and going down
Z en- masse.
TRIMBLE Strict
CHURCH RECEPTION.
ga very pretty aud pleasant reception
at Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bakers, West
Broadway, was given by the choir of
the Trimble street Methodist church
on Friday evening in honor Of their
pastor, Rev. r. W. Irion and his
charming bride. Quite number
called during the evening, and the
occasion was much enjoyed. Deli
cious refreshments were served.
MR.. LEO keller SURPRISED.
Mr.. Leo Keller, who is at home
spending the holidays was pleasantly
surprised by number Of his young
friends storming him at the residence
of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
joseph l.. Friedman, of North Ninth
street, on Friday evening. There
were about forty yonug people in the
crowd. and n most ENJOYABLE evening