The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

Paris" Miss Ora Leigh gave oiev
ar resume o. Harper's Book Shelf. In
addition to t,Nis host Of good thing
Miss Jeanette campbell, who has re-
GENTLY returned FROM studyipg drsmat'
10 art in New York Cit, recited Kip
ling's Road to MandalsST'" with de-
lightful charm.
An elaborate luncheon was sefved
in most attractive style by the hostess
ct the conclusion of the reports.
ooTILLIoN CLUB DANCE.
The Ootqllion club gave very de-
lightful dance at the Palmer house on
Wednesday evening. A number of
out of town guests added to the pleas
ure Of the evening.
Those present were: DR.. and Mrs
Victor voris, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L.
Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiger,
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Smith, Mrs.
George Flournoy. Mrs. Charles Hat
field; Misses Maude Atkins Of Dyers-
burg, Tenn, Agnes Morris Of Natohez,
Miss, Dru Helen Crook Of jackson,
Tenn, Mildred Terrell, Harriet Ter
rell, Laura Sanders, Halle Hisey.
Ruth We'll, Elizabeth sinnott, Faith
Lsngstaff, Ida Leake, Mabel Rieke I;
Messrs. Maokey Of Nashville, Tenn
Hinkle of Evansville, John A. Jack
son, Cunningham, John J. Sherwin,
Abrsm We'll, Edwin Wilson, Geo.
Everett Thompson, Edison Hart, Frank
Judge, Ed Toof, Herbert Hawkins,
Stewart sinnott, W.T. Minnich, DIR.
Allen Ashoraft.
KATTERJoHN.FLYNN WEDDING.
Mr.. Henry Katterjohn, one Of the
substantial citizens and popular men
Of Paducah and Miss Nellie Flynn, the
attractive daughter of Mrs. Malinds
Flynn, were quietly married on Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock at the res
idence Of the bride on Jones street.
Rev. t. J. Newell, of the Broadway
Methodist church, performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Katter-
john left on the noon train for a
bridal trip east, they will visit
New York, Niagars, and Boston where
Mr.. Katteriohn will attend the ma
tionsl convention Of brickmakers.
They were accompanied as far as Daw-
son by Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Kstter-
john. Mrs. ON. Lehrer, Mrs. George
Katterjohn. Mrs. A. .. Meyer, and
Mrs. Genevive Katterjohn. An elab-
crate five-oourse dinner was served the
bridal party in the dining car.
| A MILITARY EVENING.
The literary committee OF the Sem
Tor Epworth League of the Broadway
Methodist church has arranged
very taking program for next Tuesday
evening the 10th. It will be "Mili-
tsry Evening" and everything will be
along that line. National airs will be
played and sung. . debate on military
subject by some Of the most talented
debaters In the city. and a military
prize contest, are some Of the features
of the program. The. League parlors,
upstairs in the church, will be appro-
priately decorated with flags, and red.
white ana blue oolors. Light refresh
ments will be served. Il is a public
meeting and the public Is most oordi-
ally invited. No charge, or collection
Of any kind taken.
MISSIONARY TEA.
The Missionary tea of Grace Episoo-
pal church was held with Mrs. Rich
ard @. Terrell on Friday afternoon.
II was . most pleasant and interesting
meeting. Mrs. Thomas Boswell, Miss
Birdie Nash and Miss Emily Morrow
discussed some OF the church mission
schools in very able papers.
Miss Morrow's paper was devoted to
the recently established st. Mary's
hall, a school for the Covites at Sewa.
nee, and collection was taken for
this school at tine tea, enough being
realized to keep a child in the school
for some time. Light refreshments
were served, and the members later
i went to the silver shower reception at
the Y. NJ. O. A. in a body.
U. d. O. MEETING.