The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-03-21

scene. The hostess, Miss Reed, was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. John p.
Campbell, Mrs. John W. Little, Miss
Matte Fowler, Miss Martha Leech,
Miss Martha Davis, Miss May Hayes,
Miss Henrietta Roger, Miss Clara
Thompson, Miss Lillian Rudy. Mrs.
John W. Keller presided at the tea
table, Mrs. Henry L. Bradley at the
candy table. and Miss Laura Sanders
and Miss Mabel Rieke at the flower
table.
In the evening an attractive musical
program added to the pleasure. Miss
Anna Parks of Nashville, Tenn. Mrs.
Henry Overbey, Miss Alma Hays, Miss
Lillian Rudy. Miss May Hayes, Mr..
Edward Scott, Prof. william Dodd
and Prof. Harry Gilbert rendered de-
lightful vocal and instrumental solos.
The clubs April tea will be . Jap
anese tea. and will take place after
Easter.
FINE RECITAL.
The musical recital given at the Y.
NJ. y. A. last night by the Choral So
oiety and Prof. Harry Gilbert's or
chestra was a success in every particu-
lar. The soloists were Prof. william
Deal. violin, and Messrs. Emmett
Bagby, W. G. Dodd and Ms. W. O.
Scofield, vocal Prof Harry Gilbert
directed the chorus and orchestra and
Miss Courtie Puryear acted as accom-
PIANIST. The chorus was thirty strong
and composed Of the best vocal talent
in the city. Those who played in the
orchestra are; Prof. william Deal,
Oscar Kahn, violins; christopher Mo
Mahon, double bass; A. Brahic, flute !;
Eddie Robinson, olarionet; O. Ficher,
cornet; Miss Courtie Puryer, piano |;
II. q. Rollston. drums and traps. The
orchestra received the third encore for
"Hiawatha, " the latest orchestral hit
A large audience was out and the oc.
casion was greatly enjoyed.
MAGAZINE CLUB.
A very delightful meeting Of the
Magazine club was held on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Edward l.. At.
kins Of North Sixth street. Several
interesting reports from the leading
magazines were given. Mrs Helen
Lowry represented Littell's Living
Age in a clever resume of Hamlin
Garland's article ON SANITY in Flo.
ton" Mrs. George Flournoy dis
oussed THE Twentieth Century CITY,
from scribner's very INTERESTINGLY.
Mrs Matte Fowler gave pot-pourri
Of Current Events" in an especially
bright fashion.
A pretty two-course luncheon WAS
served after the reports, with pink
roses as souvenirs for each guest
DELPHIo CLUB.
The Delphio club met with Ms.
Robert Becker Phillips ON Tuesday
morning. Italian history, literature
and art has been the study of this
season, and an interesting historical
outline was given at this meeting
Italian Uniyersities" was discussed
by Mrs. Mary Watson, and "Galileo"
by Mrs. Barnard. 1.-THE Reformation
in Italy" was the subject of Mrs Lii
lard Sanders paper, and Miss Helen
Lowry gave an account of Italy I'm
der Foreign Rule"
Italian literature will be considered
next Tuesday morning, and the meet
ings will be with Miss Kathleen
whitetield for tho remainder Of this
month.
WHIST CLUB.
The Whist club was very delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Jeanette
Weille at her home on North Eighth
street o. Tuesday evening. The
ladies' prize was won by Mrs. weille
and the gentlemen's prize by Mr.. ia
cob wallerstein. An elaborate lunch.
con followed the game.
The guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes n. Bloom, Herman wallerstein,
Jacob wallerstein, Moses schwab,
Adolph Wei; Mesdames e. b.
sohwartzenberger, Elizabeth Kings
berger OF st. Louis, A. O. Einstein OF
st. Louis, Henry We'll; Messrs. Charles
weille, James Greenbaum.
VISITOR CoMPLIMENTED.
Miss fora HnlIaud and NJ. Yaffa