The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-07

M. u. Cope, Elizabeth Teasdale, Mary
Watson, M. Cobb, Mrs Sydney
Mitchell Of Memphis, Mrs. Henry Bur
nett of Louisville, Misses Fowler.
Misses Kathleen whitefeld, Martha
Davis, Misses Nash, Misses Robiou,
Misses Lillian Gregory. Laura San.
ders, Elizabeth Sinnott, Edwards, Ada
Enders, Angie Thomas, Susanna Jor.
censor. Jeanette Campbell, Jane Riv-
ers, Cornie Grundy, Myrtle Decker,
Helen Decker, Mary Boswell, Anne
Boswell, Hattie Terrell, Minnie Ter
rell, Elizabeth Burnett Of Louisville,
Misses Yeiser, Misses Martha Leech,
Louise Cox. Minnie RatclifYe, Mary
K. Sowell Carline Sowell, Leila
Goodwin. Helen Lowry, Voolfolk,
Aline Bagby, Misses Cobb, Misses
Unerie Morton, Julia Scott. Margie
Crumbaugh, Gould, Compton. Viz.
ginis Lesh, Misses Rieke, Misses Hill,
Misses Lillian Rudy, Clara Thomp-
so, Mabel Rieke, Emma Reed, Ora
Leigh, Misses Husbands, Misses Lula
Reed, Sanders. Ruth We'll, Henrietta
Roger, Turner, Of Evansville; Mary
Ferrimsn, Emily Morrow, Margsry
Scott, Ethel Brooks. Messrs. Maurice
Nash, Douglas Nash, Messrs. Sin.
mott, Messrs. Edwards, David Flour.
noy, james Campbell, Abram We'll,
Wallace We'll, Edwin Paxton, John
Sherwih, Edwin Wilson, Messrs.
Brooks, Messrs Gus Thompson, Fred
Mcknight, Hughes Mcknight I. NJ.
Quigley. Ed Mumford, Will Brad.
shaw, Jr., J. d. Mocquot, Emmett
Bagby, Charles Boyd, Dow Wilcox,
@. o. Brown, Virgil sherrell, John
II. Miller. Messrs Rieke, Messrs.
Frank Boone, d. NJ. Hinkle, Charles
Thompson, Roy Culley, Edison Hart,
George Goodman, Tom Harrison,
John Oehlschlaeger. Richard Walker,
Douglass Bagby, Tom Hall, @. ".
Spillman, Urey woodson, Wood Irwin
OF Kuttawa, Edward Bringhurst,
Ernie Tate, Charles Alcott, Herbert
Hawkins, Evert Thompson, Luhring
of Evansville, Vaughan Scott, Doctors
Vernon Blythe, w. II. Hansbro. l. b.
Howell, J. q. Taylor
y BUSINESS MEETING
OF MAGAZINE CLUB.
The Magazine club me, with Mrs
John p. Campbell of Broadway on
Thursday morning in business SEES.
sion. The officers for the ensuing year
were elected Mrs. John p. Campbell
was mado president. Mrs. ]. O. Flour
noy vice president and Mrs. A. S.
Dabney secretary. A vote Of thanks
was rendered the retiring president,
Mrs. B. E Reed, who leaves soon for
her new home in st. Louis. Mrs
Reed has been an efficient officer and
an interested member and the club
regrets her departure. Several amend
ments were made to the clubs rules.
The lumber of invited guests, excius-
i've Of out-of-town visitors, allowed
at each meeting WAS changed from
four to six. A fine OF twenty five
cents will be assessed any member alb
sent without sending the hostess an
excuse.
There will be printed program for
next years work. This will contain
the magazines used and the pames of
those reporting them, the club host
eases, and the rules in full.
In addition to the magazines the
club will, next winter, have papers
read on the early unwritten history of
Kentucky, which will be an interest.
ing innovation.
A COMPLIMENTARY
GARD PARTY.
Miss Camille Bairi entertained very
de lightfully at cards on Thursday
afternoon in compliment to her guest
Miss Adele Blot Of Arkansas. There
were five tables Of euchre and the
affair was both pretty and elaborate.
The first prize was won by Miss. THERESA
Hummel and presented to the guest Of
honor, MISC Blot. Mrs Will Gray
captured the second prize, and the
BOBBY prize fell to Miss Duperrieu.
A delightful course-luncheon was
.o~yal tka ,Iaaa Of th1