The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-18

~Aih"io Aofioii, hhttie 1cifcii,
Martha Davis, Lillian Rudy, Faith
Langstaff. Mary Lee Clarke, Carline
Sowell, Myra Dubois, Laura Sanders,
Anne Boswell, Myrtle Decker, Evelyn
Walker, Halle Hisey, Blanche Hills,
May Owen, FrEn,es Terrell, Ethel
Brooks, Helen Decker, Margery Scott,
Elsie Begby, May Davis. Ida Leake,
Mary Sykes; Messrs. Joseph Exall,
Edwin Wilson, A. f. Long, Evert
Thompson, Herbert Hawkins, will
Minnich, AbrAm We'll. John Sherwin,
Frank Lucas, Hughes Mcknight, W.
F. Bradshaw, Jr., Edison Hart, Philo
Alcott, Charles Cox, John W. Scott,
David Roger. George. Dubois, Calhoun
Rieke, Edward Toof, Sam II. Dreyfus.
Frank Judge. Rankin kirkland, Wal
lace We'll, DR.. l. B. Howell. DR.. Allen
Ashcraft. DR.. Vernon Blythe.
MAGAZINE CLUB.
The Magazine club was very charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. Victor voris
at her attractive home on West Broad
way on Thursday afternoon. It was
the final meeting of the club for the
season and was an especially pleasant
occasion. The quotations were from
Kentucky authors, James Lane Allen
and Alice Hogan Rice being the ia
vorites. Miss Minnie Radcliffe repre-.
sented the Cosmopolitan in an inter
esting account of "The Prophet OF
Norway" Mrs. John Campbell told
Of the Friendship Of Thackeray and
Dickens" from Munsey. Economic
Aspects of Mormonism" was brightly
given by Miss Ora Leigh from Har-
per's. Mrs. Edward l.. Atkins ana
Mrs. Brsnsford Clarke reported inter-
esting articles from the Century. Mrs.
Victor voris gave."A Sermon in q
Theatre" being some clever thoughts
on the play Of Mary of Msgdala.
Punch was handed during the re-
ports, and at the close a delightful
course.lunoheon of elaborate menu
was most attract,vely served.
WORK OF THE
wOMAN'S COMMITTEE.
The woman's committee Of the Y.
NJ. O. A. met on Wednesday morning
at the association and transacted much
Of interest and Importance. 1t was
arranged TO hold a conference with
the board Of directors OF the associa-
tion on Tuesday evening. This will
be in the nature of social function
but plans for the associations growth
will be discussed.
The committee decided TO give a Sc
ries of excursions on the Bette Owen
every two or three weeks on Saturday
afternoons during the summer.
Mrs. Mildred Davis and Mrs. Thorn
as wilhoyt were appointed a commit
tee to arrange for q musical to be Civ.
en- some time in May, for which Mrs.
r. B. Craig has kindly offered her
house.
The committee is doing q splendid
work for the association, and has made
1857 since the first of the year. For.
ty dollars was realized from the Eas-
ter cake sale.
WHIST CLUB.
The Whist club was most pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Schwab on Tuesday evening at their
home on North Sixth street. The la
dies prize was won by Mrs. David
Levy. and the prize for the gentlemen
was captured by Mr.. Adolph We'll. A
delightful luncheon was served after
the game.
The club members were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Herman Wallerstein, Jacob
Moses Bloom, Adolph
We'll, Mesdames Henry We'll, Jeanette
weilie, e. B. berger, Da.
vid Levy, Messrs. James Greenbaum,
Charles weille.
MISS HAYS RECITAL.
The benefit recital of Miss Alma @.
Hays has been set for April 30 and
will be at The Kentucky. Miss Hays
will be assisted by Mrs. james weille,
contralto; Prof. W. @. Dodd, tenor
Mr.. Emmett Bagby, bass, and Prof.
Harry Gilbert. pianist, and . delight.
full musical evening is thus guaranteed.
The concert will no doubt be largely
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