The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-03-28

Bloom, Mesdsmes Henry We'll, Jean
nette Weille, K. B. MERGER,
Elizabeth Kingsberger, A. O. Elm
stein, Messrs. James Greenbaum,
Charles weille.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR RECEPTION
The event of the coming week Is
the reception to be given at the Palm
err house on Friday evening at $3.50
o'clock by Paducsh Commandery No.
IL Knights Templar in honor of EN-
inent Sir Joseph II. Ewslt, grand
standard bearer of Kentucky, who
will be here that day on an inspection
tour. A number Of invitations have
been issued to both ladies and gentle
men, and the occasion promises TO be
a most elaborate function. The vsri-
Gus committees having the reception
in charge are:
Reception-Past Eminent Comman-
ders-T. J. Flournoy. r. J. Barber,
Edwin Farley, James e. Wilhelm,
John W. Lsndrum, b. b. Davis, I. o.
Walker, w.K. Penrod, VIM. ". Pinker-
ton. O. II, Chamblin, and ladies.
ArangemeDts-C. e. whitesides, J.
II. Ashcraft, Fred Roth.
Invitations-J. T. Reddick, II. ii.
Loving, 7. +. Barton, 81 @. Bryant,
James p. Sleeth, George O. Wallace,
George II. McCabe, II. z. McElrath,
James p. Smith, W. II. Robinson,
Fred Acker, O. e. Everett, H. R.
Lindsey, will NJ. Rieke, Fred Nagel.
P.drcah. Ky; II. 9. Hayden. Benton
]. ID. Rowlett, New Concord; Wood s.
IRWIN, Kuttawa; ]. NJ. Andrews, Win
go; Jos. L. Robbins, Mayfield.
THE FRIEDMAN-LEvY
WEDDING NEXT WEEK.
The marriage Of Miss Melitta Fried
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Friedman Of this city, to Mr.. Benja-
min Levy Of Iowa, will take place as
previously announced. ON Tuesday ev-
ening at s O'Clock at the home Of the
bride ON North Sixth street, and will
be . very attractive and elaborate we'd
ding. The ceremony will be followed
by a reception which will be quite q
social function. The couple will take
a southern bridal trip.
woMAN's COMMITTEE WORK.
The woman's committee of the Y.
M. o. A. held meeting on Monday
morning at the association building.
The committee is doing fine and con.
stantly growing work for the associa-
tion, and added three new members
to the committee ON Monday, besides
reporting some generous gifts in mon
ey. The committee Is arranging TO
give cake sale on April 6, which
will be a nice aAffir. Forty Eve cakes
from Psducan's best cake makers have
been donated.
INDUSTRIAL CLUB.
Mrs. Jesse Gilbert was the hostess
of the Industrial club on Friday after
noon, entertaining most pleasantly at
their home on Myers avenue. The
hours were spent with fancy work and
a delightful luncheon was served.
The guests included: Mesdames
Frank Gardner, Robert Rudolph, Pat
Lally, Henry Kamleiter, jeff Read.
oeorge Katterj john, Misses schaaf, of
Cairo. Rosa Runge, Louise Rottgering
Emma .Kley becker, Mary Berger, Ber-
tina Mertz.
DELPHIO CLUB.
The Delphio club met with Miss
Kathleen whitefeli on Tuesday morn.
ing. Italian literature was discussed
in several able papers. Mrs. John @.
Miller gave a fine review Of Tasso's
Jerusalem Delivered. " Miss White
field 3 paper was on Ariosto." the
Italian poet, and Mrs. Elizabeth Aus
tin told of Macchisvelli.
BIRTHDAY DINING.
Mrs. John Slaughter entertained ct
dinner on Tuesday in honor of her
husbands birthday. 1t was n most
pleasant occasion. and the guests were I;
Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bryan, Miss Mona Reid,
Miss Bryan.
SOCIETY.
The Choral society met on Monday
evening at the First Christian church