The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-16

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Miss Ethel Hopson of Cadiz, KY.
Mrs. Richard Clements received tho
BOBBY prize, bottle of "ketchup"
> pretty two-oourse luncheon In the
pink and white color scheme was at
tractively served. The ices were pink
and white and the individual cakes
had the letter ar" iced in pink. q
pretty tribute to the guest of honor.
The guests were; Mrs. Floyd Reed,
of Nashville; Mrs. Ernest Wahl, of
Paragould, Ark. Mesdames Will Gray
Charles Baker, Richard Clements. r.
T. Lightfoot, Sam Sugars, 81 Bryant,
Lawrence Razor, Miss Hopson, of Ga
diz, Miss Boiling of Blsndville; Miss
Cuthbert Roach, OF Gracey, KY.
Misses Jincye Smith, Ella Wright, Ora
Leigh, Sarah weaks, Hattie Settle.
MRS. RICHARDSON'S
GARD PARTY.
Mrs. Charles Richardson gave
pretty card party on Friday afternoon
at the Palmer house in honor of Miss
Flora Nall of Louisville. The FIST
prize was won by Mrs. Charles K.
Wheeler, and the lone hand prize was
captured by Miss Elizabeth Sinnott.
An elaborate lunch was served in
courses.
Mrs. Richardson's guests were:
Mesdames Will Gould. of New York
Field, of Evansville; David L. Van
Culin, Cook Husbands, Charles X.
Wheeler, kabb Noble, Bransford
Clarke, David NJ. Flournoy, e. e. FL
lis, Mark worten. Henry Hughes, A.
r. Meyers, Misses Flora Nall, of Lou
isvile; Emma Reed, Elizabeth Sinnott,
Faith Langstaff, Mary Sykes. Lillian
Rudy, Emily Morrow. Mary Lee
Clarke. Jessie Nash, Ada Enders,
Frances Gould, Kathleen whitefeld,
Martha Davis. Sophia Kirkland.
FLINCH PARTY TO VISITORS.
Miss Jincye Smith was the hostess
Of a pleasant progressive finch party
without prizes. at her home on North
Fifth street on Wednesday afternoon.
The occasion was a pretty compliment
to Mrs. Ernest VAIL Of Parsgouid,
Ark, Mrs. Floyd Reed Of Nashville,
Tenn, and Miss Dot Brewer Of Tip
tonville, Tenn. The house was an at
tractive bower of ferns aud roses. A
delightful luncheon was served. The
guests were: Mrs. Ernest VAIL. OF
Paragould, Ark. Mrs. Floyd Reed, Of
Nashville, Tenn. Mesdames Harry
Wallace, W. A. Bishop. Will Gray.
Fred Acker, Gardner Gilbert, Miss
Dot Brewer, OF Tiptonville, Tenn. /;
Miss Monte kirkpatrick, of Ripley,
Tenn Miss Florence Pell, of Oincin.
natl; Miss Maud Harrison. Of Clarks-
vile. Tenn. Misses Ella Settle, Bessie
Settle, Olga List, Birdye Gilbert, Kate
Plumb, May V. Patterson.
MRS WELLS d A. r.
AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Hubbard s. Wells, entertained
the Psducah Daughters Of the Ameri.
can Revolution, and few invited
guests very delightfully."- on Tuesday
afternoon ather home on Court street.
to meet herguests, Mrs. John NJ. Lilly
and Miss Conway Lilly, OF indianapolis.
A guessing contest on the thirteen
original states was feature of the
afternoon and was the clever concep;
tion Of the hostess. The head prize,
pretty wedgewood vase, was won
by Mrs. W. X. Poage and presented
to Mrs. Lilly. Mrs. John K. Fergu-
son Of Fort Wayne, Ind, captured the
consolation prize, a History of the
United States. A pretty luncheon was
served during the afternoon.
PRETTY DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. W. A. Gardner entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening at her
home on Madison street in compliment
to Mrs. w.B. Ridgeway of vincenues,
Ind, The table was an artistic con-
ception in red, white and blue, with a
centerpieoe of white peonies and red
roses. The dinner favors were tiny
red and white striped horns. Covers
were laid for ten and the menu was a
delightful one. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @. Leech, DIR.
and Mrs. Victor voris, Mrs. W. b.
H,dgawav Miss Martin Taach M