The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-29
Social Notes and
about People.
MISS TERRY TO WE'D.

I
recently visited Mrs. l.. A. Washing
ton, of West Broadway, will read with
interest OF her approaching marriage.
The Courier j ournal says OF IL:
Miss Edith Terry snd Dr. julius M.
Purnell, Of the United States army,
will be married next Thursday morn
ing, August 4, at high noon, at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Moss Terry, Of 2l25 Third
avenue.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DIR. Reverdy Estili, rector OF
81. Pauls Espiscopal church. in the
presence of the relatives only, and the
couple will leave Immediately after
ward for California.
This announcement will come as a
complete surprise 10 Miss Terry's
friends, o. there has been no pre-
vious announcement OF her engage
ment to DR.. Purnell. He is Ken.
tucy man, his home being in Paris,
and he has been in Louisville for the
past three weeks, having Just re-
turned from the Philippines. where
no has been on duty at Apart. He
is = surgeon in the United States
army. and will probably be stationed
at Preside, Cal Miss Terry IL the
only daughter Of Mr.. J. Moss Terry,
secretary and treasurer Of the Sink
ing Fund and chief license inspector.
She has charming voice and most
attractive presence-elements on
which she depended for her success in
light opera. She made her debut in
Boston under the name Of Marion
Parker, and played there for a season,
afterward going to New York with
the company for short engagement,
which was cut short by the illness Of
Miss Terry.
Miss Terry's engagement to Lieu.
tenant Samuel Sayre RodmAn, Of the
navy, was announced a few months
ago. and the story Of how she met
Lieutenant Rodman was one of TO
nance. Her approaching marriage to
Dr. Purnell viii therefore be of even
greater interest
The wedding will be witnessed by
only the family and relatives
TO WE'D IN AUGUST.
Mr. aud MIS-. John Head, OF Owens
boro, have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mary
Florida Head, to Mr.. Charles Lemuel
Johns, of Cairo. Ill. The wedding
will take place at st. Alphonsus'
church, ST. Joseph, on Wednesday
morning, August 8. at . o'clock.
The bride-elect Is an attractive and
popular young woman. Mr.. Johns
IL connected with the American Ex-
press Company at Cairo.
MARRIED IN HOT SPRINGS.
News Of the marriage of Miss
Emma Rosrk former resident Of the
city TO MIR. Payne Goodwin chief
clerk TO the general agent of the Iron
Mountsin Railroad at Hot Springs
Tuesday night reached the city this
morning.
Miss Roark moved to Hot Springs
several years ago from Paducsh and
has many friends and admirers here
who will be pleasantly surprised to
learn Of the marriage. She is an &C
complished young lady, being grad
uate in music aud her husband is
prominent young man in railroad
circles with a very responsible posi-
ton. She has a number of relatives
here. She is a daughter Of Mr..
Charles Roark formerly a well known
painter contractor OF Paducah.
A PLEASANT HAY RIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moscos Scott enter
tanned with hay ride last night in
honor. of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gill,
OF Nashville. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Moscoe Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. CLAUDE Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smalley, Mr.. and Mrs Buck White
hurst, Mr.. Dick Calissi. Mr.. II. B.
DAVIS. Miss Maggie McCarty, Mr..
Clyde Young.
A pleasant leap year ball was given
by about twenty five young people at
Wallace park last night and . most
enjoy able time had by all.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Cooley has returned
from a visit to the fair.