The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-29

was q six-course affair. The table
was . beautiful Thanksgiving picture.
The centerpiece was pumpkin filled
with white chrysanthemums and sur
rounded by glowing autumn fruit, and
the delightful menu carried out the
same idea % the attractive setting.
The individual ices were in the form
Of turkeys, fish and fruit, and the pep
permint bonbons represented apples.
The guest cards were something
charming and unusual They were
dark green adorned with . tiny jap
anese figure uniquely oontrived and
with each guests name outlined in
gilt On the back Of each card was
an original verse touching upon the
particular fad OF the person named.
These verses were clever, pertinent
and complimentary, and showed the
bright hostess insight and sppreoia-
ton Of her friends characteristics
and made them feel delightfully."- in
dividualized.
OorILLION CLUB DANCE.
The Cotillion club entertained on
Tuesday evening with Thanksgiving
german at the Palmer house. 1t was
a most pleasant occasion, and attend
cd by;
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kiger, Mes
danes Armour Gardner and Thomas
f. Moss, Misses Mary Lee Clarke,
Laura Sanders. Halle Hisey. Myrtle
Decker, Ruth We'll, Elizabeth sinnott,
Martha Davis, Ida Leake, Minnie Ter
reli, Hattie Terrell, Suzanne Jorgen-
son Of Princeton, Evelyn Walker,
Lillian Rudy, Mabel Rieke, Ethel
Morrow, Henrietta Roger, Messrs.
Otto Walsh OF Nashville, Charles Will
Jams Of New York, Sam Allen of Nor
ganfield, Henry Rudy, Edison Hart,
Maurice Nash, Evert Thompson, John
Sherwin, }. Il. Cunningham, Stewart
sinnott, Tom Harrison. Abe We'll,
VIII Bradshaw, Jr., Frank Boone,
Urey woodson.
CHARITY CLUB ORGANIZED.
A notable organization and one that
is destined to do much good was made
when the charity club was organize d
on Friday morning in the Palmer
house psrlors. 1t will take the place
OF the former Civic Federation aud in
oludes many ladies' Miss Emma Reed
was elected president, Mrs. Victor vo-
ris vice president, Miss Martha Leeoh
secretary and Miss Laura Sanders,
treasurer They Immediately perfect
ed plans for q charity ball next Fri.
day evening at The Palmer. It will
be quite a large affair and most
successful one. A great deal other
work has been outlined, especially for
Christmas.
THANKSGIVING
RECEPTION AT Y. NJ. @. A.
The reception at the YIN. q. A. on
Thanksgiving evening was a most de-
lightful occasion and was attended by
some one hundred and fifty gaests It
was guess social" and the contest
was most spirited The prize, beau
tiful bunch Of carnations, was won by
Prof. Paul N. Peck. The guessing was
done with illustrations and was most
cleverly contrived, but Secretary Han.
ma is a genius IN evolving the unusual
for his evenings. An interesting mu-
steal and literary program, basket ball
and delightful refreshments were other
features Of most pleasant evening.
GREOIAN CLUB DANCE.
The Grecian club entertained with
ball in honor of T thanksgiving at
the Knights Of Pythias ball on We'd
nesday evening. Ii was a pleasant co.
casion and was largely attended.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilfred Rogers, Misses Theresa Yopp,
Mary Mix, Emma Mix, Fannie Col
Inns, Nora Boyer, Frances Yopp,
CLARA Boyer, Katie Ryan of Central
City, Nary Davis, Hunter ;Messrs. Al
bert Hawkins. John Farley, Hugh
Long, Harry johnson, Will Pieper,
Clifford Wilson, Harry Coleman, Har-
dy Bryant, Herbert Elliott, Russell
Long, DR.. Hudd.
MASQUERADE PARTY.
A nu nber Of young people enjoyed
a pleasant masquerade party at the