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

NJ AOALlNE OLOb.
The Magazine club was entertained
by Miss Martha Davis on Thursday
afternoon, and the meeting was an es-
peoislly interesting one with q large
attendance, several reports being
omitted for lack Of time. Mrs. J. O.
Flournoy gave "The Life of Verdi"
from Hubbard's Little Journeys, very
Mrs. Armour Gard
ner from Harper's Magazine told of
"Milais. The Atlantic Monthly was
represented by Mrs. Henry Overbey in
timely article on "Tbe Benefit of
Public Libraries to Children Miss
Alice Compton gave an account Of
Illness" from The Outlook. Life
Worth Living" from the Independent
Magazine was graphically sketched by
Miss Dow Husbands.
A delightful two-course luncheon
was served at the conclusion Of the
feast Of reason"
PLEASANT
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. Frank Slaughter entertained
few of his friends most pleasantly in
honor Of his birthday on Thursday
evening at the home of his brother.
Capt. John Slaughter. Finch was
played and delightful refreshments
were served at 10 o'clock. A number
Of nice gifts were received by the pop
ulsr host. Those present were: Mrs.
John Bryant. Mrs. John Slaughter,
Misses Sammie Wallace, Lora Sulli-
van, Nina Kirkpatrick, Mona Stokes,
Nellie Bryan, Pearl Kirkpatrick;
Messrs. will Reid, Leslie johnson,
George Cannon, John wilkins, Blythe
Wallace, Reuben Potter, Albert Nc
Donald. Frank Slaughter.
U. ID. O. MEETING.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
federscy held their regular meeting
for April with Mrs. Laura Fowler on
Friday afternoon. The only business
Of importance was the decision Of the
chapter to help in a bazaar that is to
be given at Richmond, Va, for the
benefit Of the jefferson Davis Arch.
Each state of the Confectionery will be
represented by a table named for a
book. The Paducsh chapter will con-
tribute some articles Of fancy work to
the Kentucky Cardinal" which is
the name of Kentuoky's table. After
the business session a pleasant social
time was enjoyed, and delightful re-
freshments were served BY the hostess.
WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Henry We'll entertained the
Whist club very delightfully."- at her
handsome home on Broadway on Wed.
nesday evening. The first prize was
won by Mr.. James Greenbaum, and
the second prize by Mr.. Adolph We'll
At the close of the game an attractive
luncheon was attractively
served. The guests were:
Major aud Mrs. M. Bloom. Messrs.
and Mesdames Herman wsllerstein,
jacob wallerstein, Moses schwab,
Adolph We'll, Mesdsmes 3. B.
Schwartzenberger, Jeanette weille,
Messrs. James Greenbaum, Charles
weille.
DELPHIO CLUB.
The meeting OF the Delphio club on
Tuesday morning with Miss Katherine
Whitefeld was an especially delight.
full one. Leonardo da vipci was the
subject, and some very able and bril-
liant papers were read. Mrs. Annie
Morrow told of FLORENCE in the Time
of Leonardo. Mrs. Elbridge Palmer
gave the Life of Leonardo da vinci,
and Mrs. John p. Campbell, the
Work of Leonardo" Mrs. Mile
Davis gave an interesting account Of
1.-THE Place of the Last Supper in Sa.
cred Art"
Mrs. ]. o. Flournoy is the Bpril
hostess of the club.
TEA.
The missionary tea OF Grace Epis-
,opal church was held on Friday after.
noon ct the home Of Mrs. Elbridge
Palmer ON West Clark street IL was
| children's meeting aud was especial
y interesting. Miss Katharine Powell
old the story of 1.-THE Children OF
lOwfs