The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-03
K. sowell. May Davis, Luz. n
We'll, Martha Leecb.
MRS. EMERY's GARD PARTY.

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MRS. EMERY's GARD PARTY.
Mrs. L. W. Emery entertained at cards
on Friday afternoon complim sntsry
to her sister Miss Polly Ferriman. IL
was an especially pleasant party and
was enjoyed by a number Of guests
The first prize was won by Mrs. Thorn
~ q. Leecb, the lone hand prize by
Mrs. A. J. decker, and the consolation
prize by Miss Anna Webb. A delight
full course luncheon with plum pud-
ding was served after tho game. The
guests included: Mesdames M. Bloom,
e. B. Sohwsrtzenberger. J. @. Brooks,
Charles Wheeler, Cook Husbands, r. @
Terrell, /. ID. Wilcox. Ellen Morrow, Sal
lie Morrow, Joseph Thompson, l.. s. Du-
Bots, 7. O. Leech, Al. Decker. Charles
Trueheart Of Louisville. Frank Boyd,
DIG. Murrell. Ethel Meyers. R. Mey-
ers, Annie Coleman, Garrett, D.L. Van
Oulin, David Sanders, .. L. Gregory,
wa. Gardner. Charles Emery, Loren
20 Emery, Frank Ferrimsn, Annie
Morrow, Leslie Soule. Lawrence
Gleaves, r. b. Phillips. James Rudy,
Misses Nina Rabbi. Hattie sherwin,
Claribel Rieke. Ada Thompson, Emily
Morrow. Ethel Morrow, FATS Lang
staff, Anna Webb, Anna Parks OF
Nashville. Tenn, Luoie Robiou, Myrs
Dubois, Nellie Kirkland, Minnie Ter
rell, Hattie Terrell.
MAGAZINE CLUB.
Miss Minnie Radcliffe was the hos.
tess of the Magazine club on Friday
afternoon, entertaining most pleasantly
at the home of her sister Mrs. L. K
Wilson on Broadway. There were
several visitors beside the regular club
members. Interesting reports were
made from several leading magazines.
Mrs. George U. Wallace represented
The Century very delightfully."-, and
Mrs James A. Rudy gave an interest
ing article ON China from Harper's
Magazine. Mrs. Henry OVERLY read
an entertaining piece on the points
Of Interest in Boston" From the
Outlook, Mrs. Mildred Davis gave the
Biography of Alice Caldwell Hogan"
and sore interesting personal reminis-
cences of Mr. Gale Young Rice, to
whom tine gifted writer was recently
married and whom Mrs. Davis had
met az Monteagle; and Miss Alice
Compton from the same magazine dis
cussed Chinese Hospitality. An
elaborate course luncheon was served
after the reports. The ices were from
Louisville and were In the form of
fruits and flowers
WEST END GARD PARTY.
Miss Nina Rabb entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon at her
home in the West End. IL was quite
a pretty affair, and several original
ideas were emphasized. There were
four tables and the prizes were four
books. one for each table. Christmas
cards were used for the tsllies. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Charles
Trueheart of Louisville; Miss Polite
Ferrimen, Miss Carrie Rieke, and Miss
Jessie Nash. A very delightful lun-
cheon was served after the game.
The guests were; Mesdames Charles
Trueheart of Louisville, David San
ders, Misses Fannie Taylor of Kansas
City, Emma Reed, Clsribel Rieke,
Carrie Rieke, Mamie Noble, Emily
Morrow, Ada Thompson, Hattie Sher.
win, Polly Ferrimsn, Caroline 70.
biou, Lucie Robiou, Birdie Nash, Jes-
sic Nash, Minnie Ratcliffe..
! lhh MlNlSlEhlAb bANQOEl.
The banquet of the Ministerial AS
ISOLATION of the city on New Years
evening from to O'Clock at the
First Christian church, was a most de-
lightful occasion. The only guests
present were the ministers and their
wives and the Y. MO. A. secretaries.
The long table was set IN the big din
ing hall and was effectively decorated
in Christmas greens with the color
scheme of red and green carried
throughout There were covers for
Sand the four. recourse menu was elsb-
crate and dainty Rev. W. II. Pinker-
ton of the First Christian church pre-
sided as toatsmaster and the occasion