The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-02

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full. An elaborate two-course lnnca-
con was attractively served during the
evening.
SANS soUCI CLUB.
Miss Florence Yeiser entertained
their Sans souci club very charmingly
on Friday afternoon at her home ON
North Fourth street. Cards were play
ed. The club prize was wen by Miss
Margery Crumbaugh, and the visitors
prize by Miss Jeanette Campbell. A
delightful luncheon was attractively
served after the game. The guests
were: Mrs. W. p. Ross, of Madison
Vile; Mrs. Harris Rankin, Miss Su-
same Jorgenson, of Princeton; Misses
Jeanette Campbell, Angie Thomas,
Anne Boswell, MArgie Crumbaugh,
Lula Reed, Clara Thompson, Myra
Du Bots, Halle Hisey, Laura San
ders. Carline sowell, Ruth We'll, Min
ME Terrell, Hattie Terrell, Faith Lang
STAFF, Ethel Morrow Lillian Rudy.
DELPHIC CLUB.
The Delphic club met on Tuesday
morning with Mrs. J. O. Flournoy at
"Tho Scott Flats, and closed the
years work with an interesting dis
cussion of the Italian artists Correggio
and Andrea del sarto. Mrs. Louis NJ.
RieKe reviewed the life and works of
CorreRgio very delightfully."- and Miss
Lucie Robiou told Of Andrea del Ssrto
very entertainingly. The club will
continue its present study OF Italian
history. literature and art which has
proved so pleasant, again next winter.
The officers for the next year are Mrs
Frank Parham, president; Miss Helen
Lowery, vice president; Mrs. Eliza
beth Austin, secretary and treasurer.
There will be no more meetings until
the first Tuesday in October.
A SURPRISE WEDDING.
The wedding OF Miss Edna Earl
Linn and MIR. Charles Sumner simms
in st. Louis at the Planters hotel on
Wednesday evening at o O'Clock was
surprise TO their many friends here.
The marriage was to have been in
June, but the couple meeting in st.
Louis at the dedication ceremonies,
decided to marry then and there. The
bride is very pretty and attractive
young woman, and Is popular with a
large circle Of friends Mr. Simms il
the manager Of the local branch of the
Armour Packing %. and came here
from Chicago. He is affsble and
pleasant and has made many friends
here. After a bridal trip to New Or
leans Mr.. and Mrs. Simms will return
here 20 reside.
INDUSTRIAL CLUB.
Miss Louise Kirchoff was the hos
tess of the Industrial club on Friday
afternoon, and the occasion was an es-
pecially delightful one. The first part
OF the afternoon was spent with the
usual fancy work and later there was a
guessing contest. The prize, a pretty
burnt wood plate rack was won by
Mrs. George Katterjohn. An eiabo-
rate 5--o'clock luncheon was served at
the Lagomarsino cafe. Mrs. Frank
Ki-ohon, Sr. ohaperoned the party
which included; Mesdames Jesse Gil.
bert, Frank Gardner, George Katter.
john, JET Read, Robert Rudolph, Hen
~ Kamleiter, Frank Kirchof. Jr.,
Misses Rosa Runge, Louise Rottgering,
Bertha Mertz, Emma Kleybecker,
Mary Berger.
MISS HAYS RECITAL.
Miss Alma Hays benefit concert at
Tho Kentucky on Wednesday evening
was q delightful musical event Of the
week. A large aud representative su-
dience composed of the many admirers
of Miss Hays voice were present.
Miss Hays was assisted by Mrs. James
weilio, Miss Anre Bradshaw, who has
Just returned from the Cincinnati Col
lege Of Music, Mr.. Emmett Bagby,
Prof W. q. Dodd and Prof. Harry
Gilbert and the program was most
attractive one.
Miss Hays will leave shortly for
Chicago where she goes to spend the
summer studying for opera.
QUIET HOME WEDDING.
Miss Margaret Potter, daughter of