The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-14


city fifty years ago at the home Of
Mrs. Quigley's father, COL James
Husbands, one of the pioneer citizens
and prominent men Of early Psducah.
The Husbands place was spacious
old.time mansion that stood on lower
Jefferson street, where the Noble
Overbey wholesale store now is. Col
onel and Mrs. 0uigley have been iden-
titled with Paducsh's life in many
ways since, and their hospitable coun.
try home has been the scene of much
pleasure for several generations OF Pa
duoah young people. They are very
intellectual and are delightful COM
pany. They have Q host Of friends
here, who have remembered them on
the day and during the week with
many good wishes ana congratulations.
FLINOH CLUB.
Miss Monima Hopkins is entertain
ing the Finch club this afternoon nc
her home on West Broadway. IL is q
valentine party and a very pretty affair
in varied ways throughout the decora-
lions and in the luncheon. The
house is a bower Of plants permeat-
cd with the delicious frag-
rance OF fresh violets, which are pro-
fusely used in the decorations and
were ordered from Memphis. The
tally cards are hsnd-painted violets
and all the prizes are pieces Of china,
hand painted in violets. The ices are
In the form Of large violets, and the
csKes are iced in violet, while tiny
candied violets garnish the salads.
The whole effect is charming oonoep-
tion in violet. An orchestra is play
ing during the afternoon. The guests
are all married ladies.
TENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Harry De Losoh entertained
his young friends with a valentine
party on Friday afternoon from to
at the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. De Loaoh on jackson street.
After playing games, refreshments
were served in the spacious dining
room, and all voted Master Harry q
charming host and wished him many
happy returns of the day. Those pres.
ent were: Misses Sarah Parker, lone
Parker. Rebecca McFarlan, Georgia
May Lee. Ruth Phelps. Mary Crock.
EFT, Nellie Crockett, Beulah Thomp-
son, Ruth Oehlsohlseeer, Masters
Frank Lee, Willard Lee, Murrell suth.
erland. Eugene Sutherland, Larrie
Bennett, Henry Oehlschlaeger, Joe
Parker, Rodney Mcfarland, Harry De
Loaoh, Charlie De Loaoh.
A MILITARY EVENING.
The military evening given BY
the Epworth League of the Broadway
Methodist church on Tuesday evening
was a most attractive entertainment.
The league parlors were effectively
decorated in red, white and blue, and
adorned with flags and military pic-
lures. Patriotic music was rendered
by Prof. Harry Gilbert, Mrs. Samuel
Hubbard, Miss Kathleen whitefield,
Master Vaughan Dabney, and Master
Clifford Reddiok. Miss Frances Hern-
don recited very charmingly little
war time poem. A clever debate be-
tween Mr.. +. b. May, DR.. Vernon
Blythe and Mr.. Alben w.Barkley, and
. military guessing contest were two
interesting featurse. Light refresh
m ents were served.
MAGAZINE CLUB.
Miss Julia Scott was the hostess Of
the Magazine club on Thursday after.
noon, and the occasion was au espe-
oially delightful one. Quotations
were given from George Eliot in open
ing. Miss Minnie Radcliffe represent
ed the Cosmopolitan with an account
of "Tolstoi. Miss Carrie Robiou
from Hsrper's, reported W. d. How
ellis article "whst Shall We Read ?"
1.-THE Life of Phillips Brooks" was in
terestingly reviewed from the North
American Review by Miss Helen Low
cry. Mrs. John p. Campbell repre-
sented Littell's Living Age, and Miss
Matte Fowler gave" Foreign Affairs"
from the Forum. An elaborate course
luncheon was oharmingly served after
the reports.
CHARITY CLUBS