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

Emily Morrow, Ferriman. Cheris
Morton, Mae Paxton. Henrietta Ko'
ger, Bessie Patterson, Halle Hisey
Carline Sowell. Florence Yeiser, Lucy
Robiou, Mildred Vaughan, Joe Bloom.
field, Pauline Houston, Mary X. Sow.
ell, Carrie Sheerer, Mabel Rieke,
Ethel Morrow.
MRS. HiNKLE'S CARD PARTY.
Mrs Charles Hinkle entertained a,
cards very delightfully."- ON New Years
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Henry .weissinger of Louisville. The
house was decorated with Christmas
greens and looked especially attract
i've. There were twelve tables OF
euchre, and the tally cards were very
fetching, being jester with his cap
and bells handing to each guest the
world as a big ball, with a Happy
New Year to you" The married
ladies' prize, beautiful cut glass
vase, was won by Mrs. Robert Phil
lips; the young ladies prize, pretty
Bohemian vase, by Miss Mae Paxton,
and the consolation prize, a fern, by
Mrs. Hart Bronaugh. Egg-nog was
served before the game began. and a
delightful lunch with cranberry sher-
bert after the game.
The guests were Mesdames Henry
Weissinger of Louisville, Charles Truo.
hart of Louisville, Edward Burge Of
Nashville, Frank Boyd, A. J. Decker
Ed Rivers, Henry Thompson, CooB
Husbands, Frank Rieke, p. W. Holdings
worth, Lawrence Dallam. J. L. Eng
lish, Fred Rudy, Hart Bronaugh, Hen
ry Rankin, Henry Bradley, John Keil
er, Chas. Mocquot, Samuel Watson
W. NJ. Rawls, George Flournoy, W
J. Hills. W. +. Bradshaw, Irwin Cobb
l.. W. Boswell, Muscoe Burnett, Ali,
Cope, Richard Baker, r. b. Phillips
W. b. Mcpherson, John Campbell
J. L. Friedman, Misses Carrie Rieke
Clnribel Rieke, Reubie Cobb, Emms
Reed, Sallie Husbands, Mae Paxton,
Jessie Nash, Annie May Yeiser, Mabe
Murray, Evansville, Anna Webb
Ethel Morrow, Kathleen Whitefield
Anne Louise Lee, Columbus, Miss
Cherie Morton, Martha Leoch, ANN
Boswell.
NEW YEARS DANCE
The dance at the Palmer House Of
New Years evening was one Of tn,
delightful affairs of the season.
was given by the young ladies to tn,
young men, and was pleasant com
pliment much appreciated. As it in
eluded both the older and youngei
society sets, the attendance was un
usually large. The presence Of I
number of out-of town visitors AMI
many Psducahsns at home for tn,
holidays made the occasion especisll,
enjoyable. The German was danced
and the favors were pink carnations
The success Of the evening reflected
great credit on the young ladiei
who managed the entire affair anC
made such charming hostesses tina
many Of the bachelor guests wished
1909 was leap year
The chaperones of the evening
were; Messrs. and Mesdames W. ],
Hills Oscar l.. Gregory, George Flour
noy, George Powell, Charles Kiger
Mesdames 5. II. Winstead, +. NJ. Al
ard, J. c. Brooks, Luke Russell, Rich
ard Baker.
The out-oftown guests included
Misses Grace Gardner of Mayfield
Elizabeth Dallam of Msyfield, Lucy
Thomas Of Mayfeld, Ruth smith OF
Mayfeld, Anne Louise Lee Of Colum.
bus, Miss, Gross of Memphis, Louise
Braoken of Dyersburg, Carrie Showers
Of Elizebethtown, Ella Hay Of Dan.
willie, Mabel Hart IF Henderson. Bet.
tie Irvine of Springfield, Mabel Muir
ray Of Evansville; Msssrs. Edward
Beverly Herndon Of Shreveport, La.
Artie Albritton and Walter Albritton
Of Mayfeld.
MISTRESS WHITEFIELD'S
BAL POUDRE.
One of the prettiest compliments of
the season to a guest in the city was
the Seventeenth century bal poudre en-
masque given by Miss Kathleen White
Geld in honor of her guest, Miss Anne
Louise Lee of Columbus, Miss. The
house was attractively decorated in
palms, and the quaint and effective
costumes Of ye beauteous danes
and their attendant cavaliers made a