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

tion prize went to Miss Mabel Rieke.
A delightful luncheon was served after
the game, the red and green idea be-
ing artisically brought out in the ices
and decorations. The guest list IN
cluded: Misses Rosebud Fowler, Ss-
die Paxton. Lillian Rudy, Hattie Ter
rel, Ethel Morrow, Martha Davis.
Laura Sanders, Myrtle Decker, Ruth
We'll, Carline Sowell. Mabel Rieke,
Halle Hisey, Faith Langstaff, Sarah
Sanders, Susie Thompson. Sophia
Kirkland, Letitia Powell, Monima
Hopkins, Lille Mae winstead, May
Owen. Frances Terrell, Fannie Cole
man, Rella Coleman, Blanche Hills,
Retts Hatfield, Bruce wearen, Helen
Decker, Marjorie Scott, Ethel Brooks,
Gertrude Scott, Allie Cabell. Philippa
Hughes. Elsie Bagby.
MISS CRAZE HILLS
LAWN PARTY.
Miss Grace Hills, the attract i've
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hills.
entertained q number of her young
friends with pretty lawn party at
the Hills home on Jefferson street on
Wednesday evening. The hours were
most enjoyably spent and delightful
refreshments were served during the
evening. The guests were: Misses
Irms Yeiser. Lucy Settle, Belle O'Bri-
en-, Mildred Orme, Lucyette Soule,
Mildred Soule, Mary Wheeler, Eliza
beth Williamson, Elizabeth Sebree,
Elizabeth Terrell, julia Dabney, Hell
en- Van Meter, May Frederick. Emma
Boyd, Bessie Grigsby, Gwin Perkins,
Irene Curd, Monetts Smith, Willie
Willis. Dorothy Lapgstaff, Lorraine
Sutherland, Marie weille, Azelee
Reeves. Masters Maurice Logerwahl,
William Wilhelm. Turner Powell, Lii
onel Levy, Spencer johnson, Horace
Terrell, Henry Leake. Charlie Leake,
John Campbell, Edwin Cave, George
Wallace, George Hughes, Sam Win
stead, Willie Reddick, Russell Mclean,
Harold Williamson. David Yeiser,
Fowler Post.
WEDDING OF MISS NOLAN
AND MR.. RICHARDSON.
The marriage of Miss Agnes NOLAN
to Mr.. William Kay Richardson of
Chicago. as previously announced, will
take place next Tuesday at the St.
Francis de Sales Catholic church.
The ceremony will be private, and
will be solemnized by the Rev. Fa-
Their II. W. Jansen. The only atten-
dants are DR.. william Owen and Mr..
Rankin kirkland who will act as ush-
ers. The bride will wear white. Miss
NOLAN belongs to bright and talented
family, and is herself very sweet and
attractive. She has many friends
here. as has Mr.. Richardson who is q
native Paducahan. He has lived in
Chicago for the p asst several gears, and
occupies a responsible business posi-
tion there, being associated with his
uncle Mr.. W. N. Robins formerly Of
this city.
The couple will go to St. Louis for
their wedding trip and will make
their home in Chicago, residing at
Psvenswood.
CRYSTAL WEDDING
CELEBRATED.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Dustir on Tues.
day evening celsbrated their crystal
wedding anniversary most pleasantly
at their home, l10S Madison street.
The house was prettily decorated in
pink and green. A number of their
friends were present and the occasion
was most enjoyable. An elaborate
luncheon was served. Among those
present were; Messrs. and Mesdames
John McGaragsl, Earl HaEen, James
McAugh, Edward Mckinney, G. B.
Bondruaut, Sam whitmor. Joe Bonds.
A. NJ. Skllisn, John Hessian, August
Denker, Sam Besdles, Misses Ethyle
Maxwell, Ada Shelton. Revs Davis,
Jennie Depew, Freddie Oehlschlaeger,
Kate Digel, Pearl Sirk. Mabel MoGar-
agal, Maggie Williams. Messrs. Rob
ert Arnold, Charles Harton, Will spon-
sor, Earl Hazen, - Haken, Alton
Bondurant. Frank BeadIes, Earl Dus.
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