The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-13

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ulsrity.
AN APPROACHING WEDDING.
The marriage of Mr.. Charlie Roll
Inns, of Harburg, Ark, to Miss Ella
Rapp, of the Rudy Phillips store. has
been announced to occur next week,
probably on Wednesday, the exact date
having not yet been decided on, at the
residence of the bride, Father Jansen
officiating.
Mr.. Rollins is Psducah boy and
had been gone from this city several
years. He is cigarmaker and is in
business in Hamburg. Miss Rapp is
the daughter Of Mr.. Louis Rapp, fore
man of the upholstering department
of the l. y. shops here, and is popu-
lar young lady of the north side. Both
have many friends who will extend
congratulations The couple will go
to Harburg to reside Immediately at
ter the ceremony.
BIBLE CLASS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Bible class of the First Presby-
terian church was entertained on Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. James A. Rudy
at her home on Court street. 1t was
the final meeting Of the season and
was a most delightful social occasion.
Among the pleasant features were at
tractive vocal solos by Mrs. George p.
Hart and Miss Anne Bradshaw. A
delightful luncheon in two courses
was served. This society has been or
ganized several years and has done
some interesting work. The course Of
study this year was jeremiah, Lamen-
tations and Ezekiel. Mrs. James
Rudy is the president. The last meet
ing before disbanding for the summer
is always q social meeting and is es-
peoially pleasant.
RECEPTION to
JAPANESE VISIT oRS.
The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church gave a reception on
Mondsy evening at the home of Mrs.
@. W. Perrymsn in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. A. Icyda Of Japan. The occasion
was quite a pleasant one, with some
especially interesting features in the
form of japanese songs, and an address
by Mr.. Icyds. A number Of Japanese
curios were displayed. Refreshments
were served. The young ladies of the
society received, and the committee
in charge OF the entertainment were
Mesdsmes James Long, Courtney Long
Robert Long, U. O. Lee, O. O. Lewis,
Harry Lukens. T. J. Moore, Sallie
Moultry, Meadows and Magnor.
d. A. R. MEETING.
The Psducah chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution met
on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Geo.
o. Hart of jefferson street. 1t was a
most pleasant and interesting session
and being the final meeting for the
summer was largely business one.
The vice regent. Mrs. Hubbard s.
Wells, presided in the absence Of Mrs.
NJ. B. Nash. the regent. Mrs. War
wick NJ. Cowgirl gave an interesting
article on THE American Flag and
Some Reasons for Celebrating Flag
Day" which is June IA. There will
be no more regular meetings Of the
chapter until the first Tuesday in o.
tober.
DELIGHTFUL DANCE AT PARK.
Miss Lillian Gregory, Miss Katha-
rine Quigley, Miss Eloise Bradshaw
were the charming young hostesses Of
. pleasant dance ut the park pavilion
on Friday evening. 1t was given az
compensation for the disappointment
felt by the members of the Eighth
grade over their commencement being
called in. The guest list was large
one but was limited to those still in
school and just out of school. A most
enjoyable evening was spent. and the
dance was an event in the younger so.
ciety circles.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The tennis tournament on the YIN.
u. A. courts is now under way. and
fine games have been played each day
this week. The entry list is quite
large and includes some of the best