The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-28

set and some OF the Ootillion club
members. 1t was q largely attended
and very delightful affair.
Among those present were: Misses
Ida Leake, Helen Decker, Ethel
Brooks, Lille Mae winstead, Blanche
Hills, May Owen, Beulah Rogers,
Grace Everett, Anne Boswell, Mabel
Rieke, Halle Hisey, Martha Davis.
Lillian Rudy, Henrietta Roger, Ruth
We'll, Laura Sanders, Mary Lee
Clarke, Myra Dubois, Carline sowell,
Martha Leech. Ora Gordon Gross of
Memphis, Ida Lee sledee Of Memphis;
Messrs Frank Judge, Calhoun Rieke,
Philo Alcott, Alvey, Horace sowell,
Iverson, Hoffman, Evert Thompson.
John Sherwin, Henry Rudy, will
Minnich. Edison Hart, Charles Aloott,
Tom Harrison, Ed Toof, Abram
We'll, Frank Boone. Edwin Wilson,
DIR. Vernon Blythe, DIR. Allen Ash
craft.
U. ID. O. EUCHRE.
Tho benefit euchre party given by
the Paducah chapter of the United
Daughters Of the Confederscy at The
Kentucky club on Monday evening,
was q most successful and enjoyable
affair. About $50 guests were in at
tendance. The club rooms were deo-
Grated in red and white and every
thing was as attractive as possible.
The committee having the affair In
charge was composed Of some Of the
most representative ladies in the city.
The prizes were numerous and varied.
About eos was realized, $50 Of
which will be devoted by the chapter
to their room in the Kentucky Con.
federate home at Pewee Valley, and
the remainder will be used toward
the fund for Q monument for the Con-
federate dead at Oak Grove.
CRYSTAL WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. switzer oele-
brated their crystal wedding anniver'
sary on Tuesday evening by q pretty
entertainment at their home on Bron-
son avenue. A number Of guests were
present and the evening was pleasant
ly spent with varied games An elsb
crate lunch was served late. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Switzer received a number Of
beautiful gifts in honor Of the oocas
ion.
Those present were; Messrs. and
Mesdames Frank Mayors. VIM. Krsus
A. O. Mayors, @. A. Bondurant, 8. A
whitmer, Z. NJ. Hazen, George Lehn-
hard. A. G. Budde, George Yopp
DOME Norman; Mesdames Charles
Earhart, John Keithley. Lee Mayors
Misses Maggie williams, Christine
Mayors, Reva Davis, Pearl Sirk,
Goldie Fields; Messrs. Charles Har
ton. Howard Warden.
FLINCH PARTY.
A number Of young friends and
schoolmates Of Master Harry Single
ton were most pleasantly enter tanned
by him at his home on the corner
Sixth and CLARK streets ON Friday
evening. The time was spent playing
finch and later refreshments were
served. The first prize was won by
Master Oran Bell and the BOBBY prize
by Master Russell Mclean. Those
present were:
Robert Haley, Warren Sights, Russell
Mclean, Will Henneberger George
Rock, will Rock. Oran Bell, Henry
Voolfolk, Frank Donovan, John Don
ovan, Bell Nichols, Vaughan Dabney,
Joe Fisher, Harry Singleton.
MISS DECKER's BOX PARTY.
Miss Myrtle Decker gave box par
ty on Tuesday evening at the perform
ance of "Graustsrk, complimentary y
to Mrs. Lena Mcdowell Of Memphis.
After the play the party was served
with delightful welsh rare-bit'
lunch at the pleasant Decker home on
North Seventh street. The party in.
cluded Mrs. Lena Mcdowell Of Mem.
phis, Miss Ora Gordon Gross of Mem.
phis, Miss Ida Sledge of Memphis
Misses Martha Davis, Faith Langstaff
Lillian Rudy, Ruth We'll, Me ssrs.
Abram We'll, Edison Hart. Stewart
sinnott, Frank Boone. Edwin J. Pax
ton, DR.. Vernon Blythe.
DINNER TO
MISS MULHOLLAND.