The Paducah sun., 1902-11-01
THE MISSES HILLS PARTY.


Misses Bertha and Ella Hill were
hostesses at most enjoyable Hallow
cen party last night. The house was
very appropriately decorated for the
occasion with weird lights and orna-
mentations around, and q number Of
ghosts TO welcome the guests. The
evening was passed in Halloween
games and afterwards q delightful
luncheon served. Those present
were: Misses Elizabeth and Fannie
Carney, Ella Brian, Nell Barry, Mary
Gaegan, Carrie Warren, Hattie VII.
lett, Sadie Paxton and Mesdames Fred
Ashton and Jennie Hall. Messrs.
Frank Judge, Charlie Fisher, Horace
Sowell, Harry Nelson, Frank Lucas
and Mack Hill.
A JOLLY HOUSE PARTY.
A party Of society young folks went
out to the Sanders home in Arcadia
today to spend week or ten days, ,and
have planned for jolly time. Nut
ting, hunting, fishing, country par
ties and games will be on the program
as well as big dance one night next
week. The members OF the party are
funmskers and will no doubt have
royal good time! They say the latch
string will always be on the outside
Of the door and they will keep open
house for their friends sll week, and
would be pleased to see them at sny
time. In the party are; DR. and
Mrs. W. II. Sanders, DR.. and Mrs.
Lillard Sanders, Misses Laura Sanders,
Halle Hisey, Carline Sowell, Mary
Lee Clark, Martha Davis and Lillian
Rudy and Messrs. Tom Harrison,
Hughes Mcknight, Dow Wilcox, Wal
lace Well, Charlie Allcott and Edwin
]. Paxton.
EUCHRE LUNCHEON.
One Of the most artistic and enjoy
able events of the past week was the
euchre luncheon given by Mrs. John
Keller at her handsome and attractive
home on West Broadway on Thursday
morning. There were three tables at
euchre, after which delightful course
luncheon was served. The house and
table were beautifully decorated, red
being the color scheme. The first
prize, a plate, was won by Mrs. Mey-
ers and presented to Mrs. Howe; the
visitors prize, q Canadian bon bon
spoon, was won by Mrs. warneken,
and the consolation prize, a golf hat
pin. by Miss Woods.
The guests were: Mesdames wsrne-
ken, Leech, W. f. Bradshaw, Robt.
Phillips, Campbell, Howe of Clarks-
willie, Gregory. English, Meyers,
George Flournoy; Misses Woods,
Emma Reed.
MRS. ENGLIsH's GARD PARTIES
Mrs. James E. English gave . card
party Thursday afternoon and also
Friday complimentary to her guest
Miss Georgia Woods Of jackson, Tenn.
There were nine tables each day and
after the games delightful luncheons
were served
Miss Mary Boswell won the lone
hand prize, q very pretty sofa pillow,
Thursday ami Miss Kinnie Of New
York, Miss Lsngstaff's visitor, cap
tured the visitors prize, a cut glass
plato.
Friday afternoon Miss Mary Bos-
well won the lone hand prize, a pret-
ty plate. Mrs. W. J. Hills and Mrs.
BERTHE Campbell tied for the first
prize, 8 sofa pillow and Mrs. Hills
won IN the draw. Mrs. Frank Boyd
won the consolation prize, a game
plaque.
MRS. TEBRELL'S RECEPTION.
One of the charming afternoons of
the week was given by Mrs. r. G.
Terrell at her home in honor Of her
daughter, Mrs. Leslie B. Ssmuels,
and Miss Josephine Samuels, of
Bardstown, Ky. The following ladies
assisted in receiving; Mrs. Harris
Rankin, Misses Laura Sanders, Oar
line Sowell, Martha Davis, Ruth
We'll, Anna Boswell, Mary Boswell,
Lizzie Sinnott, Marjorie Crumbaugh,
Ethel Morrow, Jessie Nash, Virginia
Kinney of New York and Faith Lang
staff. The house was prettily deoorat-
ed in pink roses and the table was
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