The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-25

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evening was spent. An impromptu
program of songs, recitstions, music
and cske walking was rendered by the
members and various games were
played during the evening. Delightful
refreshments were served.
This is the second anniversary of
the clubs organization, and its success
has been phenomenal for q Paducah
social club, which are rarely long
lived. The clubs membership is limit
ed to $50. and there is always await
ing list" A number Of guests were
present on Wednesday evening.
PRETTY JAPANESE TEA.
The Charity club gave the last Of
the series of afternoon teas on Friday
afternoon from 4 to 6 O'Clock. II was
a Japanese tea and was exceedingly
picturesque and successful. Miss Mar
tina Leech was the hostess at her home
on Madison street. The house was
effectively decorated with Japanese
lanterns and Japanese curios. The
guests were received in the parlors and
dining room by Miss Leech assisted
by Miss Emma Reed, Mrs. John +.
Campbell, Mrs. l.. O. Garrett, Miss
Laura Sanders and Miss Elizabeth Sin.
mott. The diningroom was al artistic
blending of red and yellow with very
Japanese effect. The table was gorge
ously decorated in red and yellow tn
lips arranged In Japanese jsrdinieres.
Ropes Of smilax stretched disgonally
across the table outlined the red and
yellow effect. At this table japanese
tee was served by Mrs Victor yoris
and Mrs. Jacob wallerstein. In the
front hall lemonade was served by Int
tie Misses Anita Keller. Lucia Powell
and Lillian Gregory in charming ia
psnese costumes. The candy table wa.
presided over by Mrs. Henry Bradley
Miss Martha Davis and Miss Ruth
We'll. Japanese fans were given al
souvenirs Of the occasion. A large mum
Der called during the afternoon anc
the club realized about s2I from the
successful affair.
These teas have been very delight
full social functions all winter. ant
each has been charmingly varied, Wy
ing with the other in effectiveness Of
arrangement and success. They will
be missed by society.
MISS ROGER, SPONSOR.
Miss Henrietta Roger was selected
sponsor for the ~. I. walbert Camp
of Confederate Veterans, at their meet
ing this week. Miss Roger is the at
tractive daughter of Captain and Mrs
James Roger and is very winning
and gracious. and will represent th,
Psducah camp most oharmingly at tn,
Confederate reunion at New Orlsanl
In May. She will be accompanied by
her parents; Captain Roger is a Con
federate veteran and Mrs. Roger 9
prominent member Of the Daughter,
Of the Confederacy. OF which Miss Ko
ger is. also. q member. A classmate o.
Miss Rogers when at Washington col
lege, is the sponsor for Texas brig
AIDE, and they will be together in New
Orleans.
INDUSTRIAL CLUB.
The Industrial club was entertained
by Mrs. George Kstter john on wednes
day afternoon at her home on the Souti
Side. There were several guests be
sides the regular club members snC
the occasion was most pleasant one
The afternoon was spent with fan
cy work, and a delightful lunch wa
served between whites. Those presen
were: Mesdames s. q. Mertz, e
W. Bockmon, Fred Kamleiter, Conrac
Boyer. Pat Lally, Jesse Gilbert, Her
man Katterjohn, Frank Schmidt, Rob
ert Rudolph, Frank Gardner, JEFF Read
Miss Schsaf, of Cairo; Misses Mar,
Berger, Louise Rottgering, Emma
Kleybecker, Louise Kirchof, Berth
Mertz, Rosa Runge.
QUIET HOME WEDDING.
A wedding of interest took place OF
the North Side of the city Oh Sunday
evening. Mr.. Frank Senter of the city
and Miss Maud Green, of Greensboro,
who has recently made her home here
were married at the residence of tn,
aroop' a I'm rapta Mr. and Me- Gao~c.