The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-23

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Stewart. Marx worten, Griffin, L. s.
Gleaves, Walker Bowman, Gilbert, O.
e. Whitesides, Fred Heilbron, will
Utterbsck, Pat O'Brien, 8. II. VIM
stead, Covington, Frank Fulton, Luke
Russell, May Rieke, Albert Foster,
David Flournoy, Brack Owen, Miss
Flora Nall, Of Louisville; Miss Flor
enoe Pell. of Cincinnati; Miss Uatha-
rine Baird, of Nashville; Misses
Kathleen whiteheld, Angie Thomas,
Mamie Cobb, Mary ,,Brazelton. Wright.
Faith Lsngstaff, Ethel Morrow, Mabel
Rieke, Margie Orumbaugh, Anna May
Yeiser, Florence Yeiser, May Orme,
Sallis Husbands, Lula Reed, ORA Leigh
INDUSTRIAL CLUB
ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. JEFF Read entertained the In
dustrisl club and some invited guests
at cards ON Thursday afternoon at her
pretty new home on Clay street in
compliment Mrs. Quasi and daughters
Misses Edith and Meta Quasi of Lou
isville, the guests OF Mrs. W. r. Hum
mel II was very delightful COCA
sion with music and several charm
ing features. The visitors prize was
won by Miss Edith Quasi. Mrs. e.
W. Bockmon captured the first prize
and presented it to Mrs. Quasi. The
second prize was won by Mrs. Harry
Meyers and presented to Miss Meta
Quasi. The BOBBY prize went to Miss
Mary Berger. The color scheme was
pink and green and the tables were at
tractively decorated in these colors.
Delightful ices emphasizing the col.
ors were served.
Mrs. Reads guests were; Mrs.
Quasi, of Louisville; Mesdames Will
Hummel. Z. W. Bockmon, Harry Mey-
ers, George Katterjohn, Pat Lally,
Jesse Gilbert, Frank Gardner, Ulrich
Boyer, Frank Riglesberger, ST., II. G..
Mertz, Frank Kirohoff, Jr., Misses
Louise Kirohoff, Emma Kleybecker,
Bertha Mertz, Rosa Runge, Carrie
Runge, May Berger, Louise Rottger'
ing.
THEATER PARTY TO VISITOR.
Judge and Mrs. william Marble en-.
tertained with a theater party ct the
opening of the Casino on Monday
evening in honor Of their niece and
guest, Miss Edna Ritter Of Oakland,
Gal. A oar was chartered for the
party, which was q large and merry
one, and the occasion was especially
delightful. Mr.. and Mrs Marble'l
guests we're; Mr.. and Mrs. Jamel
Rudy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Meyers,
Mrs. Henrietta jackson Of Dawson
Mrs Mark worten, Mrs. Sam Shrin
err; Misses Edna Ritter OF California,
Flora Nall Of Louisville, Birdie Wool
folk. Lillian Rudy. Myrtle Decker,
Martha Davis. Ethel Morrow, Martha
Leech, Elizabeth sinnott, Mary X,
scweil. Ca-line Sowell, Kathleen
whitefeld. Laura Sanders, Ella San.
ders, Minnie Terrell, Hattie Terrell,
Clara Thompson. Mabel Rieke, Ada
Enders, Elsie Bagby, Gertrude Pinker-
ton; Messrs. Richard Scott, Ed Bring.
hurst, Abrsm We'll, Wallace We'll. Ed
son Hart, Will Minnich, Dan McFad.
den, Charles Allcott, Nicholson OF
Chicago, Smith Of Chicago, Nall Of
Chicago. DR.. Irwin Thompson Of Hen.
derson, DR.. I. b. Howell, DR.. Will
Owen.
AFTERNOON TEA AT
THE FERNS"
Mrs. Elbridge Palmer and Miss
Frances Gould are entertaining at
O'Clock tea al fresco this afternoon in
farewell to Mrs. will Gould, who re.
turns to her home in New York, and
Miss Alice Compton, who will spend
the summer in England. 1.-THE Ferns
is an ideal place for the occasion and
the grounds are looking most charm