The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-21

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In the parlor were Mrs. Muscoe
Burnett, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Eibridge
Palmer. Mrs. Henry Hughes. Mrs.
william Powell, and Miss Mary White,
of Cadiz, Ky. Mrs. Buck, the guest
Of honor, wore charming gown Of
white lace over jonquil colored silk.
Mrs. Mary Burnett and Mrs. John l..
Webb received in the library, assisted
by Mrs Philip W. Holiiugsworth,
Miss Alice Compton and Miss Faith
LangstafY.
In the dining room Mrs. NJ. B. Nash
and Mrs. Laura Fowler presided at the
coffee and chocolate urns, ano Mrs.
Alexander kirkland, Miss Frances
Gould, Miss Birdie Nash and Miss Mat
tie Fowler gracefully did the honors.
The table was charmingly decorated
with ferns. silver candelabra with
green and white candles and pictur-
esque green and white shades. A de-
lightful luncheon was artistically
served. At the punch table in the
hall were Mrs. James +. Smith, Miss
Carrie Rieke and Miss Emma Reed.
American beauty roses were the deco
rations here. An orchestra played
during the afternoon, and many guests
called. The invitations were from 4
to and from TO 9 so there was a
crush at no time, and made the COCA
sion more delightfully."- informal.
AN ENJOYABLE PARTY.
Master Spencer Starks and Master
Oscar Starks entertained a number of
their young frieads ON Tuesday even
ing at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Starbs on Washington
street. The house was prettily deco
rated in pink and white. The hours
were enjoyable spent in playing finch
and other games. A delightful lunch
con, attractively emphasizing the pink
and white color. motif was served dur
ing the evening. The guests were
Misses Allie ID. Foster, Mildred Soule,
Lucyette Soule, Aileen Rehkopf, Elz-
sbeth Atkins, Erma Yeiser, Ethel
Hawkins, Willie Willis, Ethel Sights,
Julia Dabney, Mildred orme, Annette
Kolb, Rosslie Peter, Gertrude Pin.
kerton; Masters Vaughan Dabney,
John Orme, Clarke Bondurant, Russell
McClAin, David Yeiser. Warren Sights,
Bell Nichols, will Fisher, Robert
Douglass, John Campbell, Turner Pow
ell, Leslie Warren, Horace Terrell
sam winstesd, Fred Bockmon, Ed
ward Atkins.
W. @. t. U. RECEPTION.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union gave pretty reception or
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John r. Puryear ON Broadway.
II WAS in memory of Miss Frances
willard Of splendid fame. The house
was st,ractively decorated in white
and green, white. the W. O. T. U.
color, predominsting. A large pic.
ture of Miss willard, adorned with q
big white bow, hung from the center
chandelier, and plants were effective
ly arranged about the paflors. In the
dining room the table was prettily
decorated in white carnations and fern
leaves. Delightful refreshments were
served. The sandwiches were tied
with white ribbons and the pepper
minis were white and green. The re.
ceiving party was composed of the W.
Q. T. U. members, among whom are
some OF Paducah's most prominent
women, and large number Of guests
enjoyed the pleasant occasion.
PLEASANT PARTY.
Mrs. M. g. Brown entertained a
number Of her friends on Wednesday
evening at her home on Bronson av.
enue. Dancing was enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served.
Those present we're; Messrs. and
Mesdsmes Bonie Norman, j. A. Roth,
A. Mayer, J. G. Switzer; Misses
Pearl Sirk, Marie Roth, Mary Sander,
Josie Glenn, Gertrude Griffin, Pearl
Baker, Revs Davis Messrs. II. O.
wsrden, Guy Randall, Charles Sharp,
Louis A. Morefield, Arthur Aday,
william A. Hoffman, Joe Roth, Harry
Switzer.
W. o. W. ENTERTAIN.