The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-31

Henry We'll, Mrs. e. b. Schwartzen'
berger, Miss Lizzie Rothschild, Of
Louisvil le; Messrs. Charles Weille,
Melvin wallerstein, James Green
baum.
A GALA NIGHT.
The Kentucky presented brilliant
scene ON Friday evening when all So
ciety was out to see Mrs. LeMoyne in
her clever society satire" Among Those
Present." II was the chief social
event Of the week, and there were q
number Of charming toilettes to grace
the occasion.
Miss Oornelia Hunter who played
the part Of Alice Kane, the profess
sfonsI bridesmaid in Among Those
Present" last night. is . friend Of Mrs.
Victor voris of this city. She was
with Mrs. LIE Moyne here last year
and was entertained by Mrs. voris
then.
RED MEMS BANQUET.
A very enjoyable affair was the Red
Mems banquet on Wednesday evening.
10 was complimentary to those who
had SC kindly assisted In their recent
jubilee. A pleasant program occupied
the first part Of the evening. The ban
auet proper was a most elaborate affair
and the menu was most delightful.
DIR. O. e. whitesidos presided as toast
master, and Mr.. will Farley delivered
the welcome to the pale face" visit
ors. There were some $50 present.
REID FARLEY WEDDING.
The marriage of Mr.. william Farley
and Miss Lena Reid Will take place on
Thursday afternoon at the st. Frances
de Sales parsonage, the Rev. Father
II. w. Jansen will perform the ,cere-
mony. The banns were published
three weeks ago, and the popular
young couple have had the oongratu ls-
lions Of host Of friends. Both are
very prominent young people and will
reside in Mechsnicsburg.
MR.. RICHARD RUDY HoNoRED.
Mr.. Richard Rudy, the popular
young banker, has had new title
added TO those he already enjoys. He
was made vice president of the Sun
Publishing company this week at a
meeting of the stockholders, and will
all the place most worthily. Some
men achieve honors, some have honors
thrust upon them, but the latter rare
ly comes without the first which is es-
sentially true in Mr.. Rudy's case.
CoTILLIoN CLUB TO CONTINUE.
The Cotillion club held a business
session in the Office of Mr.. Frank
Boone on Thursday evening. II was
decided to continue the organization
of the club. which had caused much
anxiety by some talk Of disbanding
II is one OF society's most popular
pleasure-creators and could not well
BE- spared. The club decided TO en-
terrain the coming week.
A NEW CLUB ON FOOT.
A meeting was held on Thursday
evening in the office Of Mr.. Thomas j.
Harrison to discuss the organization
of new social and business club to
take the place Of the late Kentucky
club. A number of prominent people
are interested in the move. The club
will be ON an extensive scale and will
have handsome club rooms.
COMPLIMENTARY TEA.
Mr.. Clarence Chamblin entertained
few friends at tea at his home on
South Tenth street on Monday even.
ing. The occasion was in compliment
TO Mr.. Earl Higbee of the Naval re.
cruiting force here, previous to his
departure for Memphis, Tenn. 1t was
a most pleasant affair and quite infor.
NAL.
ENJOYABLE RECITAL.
There wss q pleasant recital at the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening. An attractive
program was rendered by some of the
ablest musical talent in the city under
the leadership of Mrs. W. t. Miller,
and Mrs. II. II. Duley gave some tax,
ing reoitations.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Dora Burnham was given a