The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-24

Decker, Mrs. Slaughter Campbell,
Miss Faith Langstaff, Misses Myrtle
Decker, Helen Decker, Elizabeth Sin
mott, Sophia kirkland, Messrs. George
Langstaff, Abram We'll, will Sanders,
Arthur Martin, Morton Hand, Edwin
J. Paxton, DIR. l. B. Howell.
An attractive luncheon of four
courses wasserved at the Lsngstaff
home on Court street after the the.
alter. The table was a charming sym
phony in green in compliment to the
opera, the center piece being q green
island Of ferns and lilies of the valley,
while green ribbon was effectively
used. The place cards were
taking souvenirs Of the hostess and
guest Of honor being hsnd-painted
to represent long staff and a camel's
head, and with clever verses sppropri-
ate to the guest named. The covers
was laid for sixteen.
MRS. BOYD'S RECEPTION
TO MISS ROPER.
Mrs. Frank Boyd received at
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. at her
home on North Fifth street in honor
Of her guest Miss Myrtle Roper Of
Golconda. The house was very attrao-
tive with plants and flowers
Mrs. W. A. Gardner and Mrs. Lloyd
Boswell received the guests in the hall.
In the reception room, Mrs Boyd
and Miss Roper were assisted by Mes
danes James Rudy, Frank Rieke,
Thomas Leeoh, aud James p Smith.
The dining room was a very artis-
tic effect in red ana was charmingly
presided over by Misses Martha Davis,
Laura Sanders, Mary Boswell, and
Mabel Rieke. The round table had a
cover OF red satin and white illusion.
The center was a gorgeous bunch of
red carnations, and ropes of smilax ex-
tended from the chandelier to the four
corners of the room. A delightful
luncheon was served, the punch and
peppermints emphasized the color
scheme.
The large number Of guests was very
complimentary for the disagreeable af-
ternoon.
MR.. STEWART sINNoTT, HOST.
Mr.. Stewart sinnott entertained al
cards on Thursday evening at his
home on North Ninth street in com.
pliment to Mrs. Slaughter Campbell
Of Clarksdale, Miss, the guest of
Miss Myrtle Decker. IL was an infor.
NAL but very delightful party. The
, FIRST prize for ladies was won by Miss
Helen Decker and gracefully present
/ cd to Mrs. Campbell, the guest OF
I honor. Miss Laura Sanders won the
/ ladies lone hand prize. Tho gentle
! mems first prize and lone hand priz,
. were captured by Mr.. Edison Hart,
, who presented the lone hand prize tC
! Mrs. Campbell, also. An attractive
luncheon WAS served after the game.
The guests were:
} Mrs. Slaughter Campbell, Clsrks
dale, Miss. Mrs. Thomas Leech, Miss
Agnes Morris, Of Hopkinsville; Mis-
Myrtle Decker. Miss Helen Decker
Miss Ruth We'll, Miss Laura Sanders
, Miss Halle Hisey, Miss Henrietta Ko
ger, Mess. Edison Hart, Dow Wilcox
will Sanders, Tom Sanders, Hepry
Rpdy, Hughes Mcknight.
SANS soUCI CLUB.
Miss Ruth We'll was the hostess Of
the Sans Souci club on Thursday af
ternoon, entertaining very oharmingly
at her home on jefferson street. Be.
! sides the club there were some out-of-
town visitors and others guests. The
club prize was won by Miss Mabel
Rieke, ana the visitors prize by Mrs.
Barney Dreyfuss, of Pittsburg. Both
were pretty articles of silver. A de.
} lightful three-oourse luncheon wa.
served after the game. Miss Wells
guests included; Mesdames Barney
- aUN
} Campbell. OF Clsrksdale, Miss. Max
Nshm, of Bowling Green John Ksil.
er, David Sanders, will Gilbert, Har.
rie Rankin, Misses Lizzie Rothchild,
of Louisville; Martha Lcech, Eliza.
beth Sinnott, Myrtle Decker, Helen
Decker, Carline sowell, Myrs Dubois,
Faith Langstaff, Minnie Terrell, Hat
tie Terrell, Mabel Rieke. Hallie Hi.