The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-30


Thomas Baker, /. Nauheim, +.
Schwarzen berg. ii. Dryfuss, O. i.
Whitesides, Miss Carrie We'll, of Oleve-
laud, Ohio; Misses Carline Sowell,
Mary Boswell, Claribel Rieke, Carrie
Rieke, Mary X. Sowell. Mamie Dry
fuss, Polly Ferriman, Elizabeth Sin
mott, Helen Decker. Emily Morrow,
Irene Sohwab, Ruth We'll
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Martin entertained
with delightful card party on Wed.
nesday afternoon in honor Of her guest,
Miss Mamie Tate Chapman, Of Nor
garfield. Ky. The reception hall, par
Tor and dining room were attractively
decorated in pink, white and green,
carnations and profusion of smilax
emphasizing these colors.
There were seven tables at cards
The first prize, burnt wood stein,
was won by Mrs. Wynne Tully. Miss
Geraldine Sanders captured the lone
hand prize, a hand painted tray, and
the guest prize = gold hat pin was
awarded 20 Miss Carrie We'll OF Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The color scheme OF pink. white and
green was elaborated in the pretty
three course luncheon served after the
game. Those invited TO Mrs Mar
TINS were: Mesdames +. L. Atkins.
W A. Berry, Robert Reeves, Smith,
ID. L. Sanders, Ben Wolfe, G. II
Powell, O. b. Hatfield. Lawrence
Gleaves, :. II. winstead, wynne Tul-
", @. T.. whitesides, W. O Eubanks,
will Wright. O. A. Tate, Charles XII
ger, Henry Hughes Tom Lyle. Pat
o Brien John Campbell, George Wear
en- Victor Voris, l.. A. Washington,
Charles Mocquot, Ethel Meyers,
George .. Hart. Frank Fisher. J. II.
Doris, W. +. MoGary, Robert Phil
lips J. @. Utterbsok, James Clements,
King Brooks, J. Il. Martin, Claude
Baker, W. A. Martin, Ii. p. Sights
Miss Carrie We'll, Of Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Mary Waller, Of Morgsntield;
Misses Emma Nieuhaus, Faith Lang
staff, Leila Goodwin, Susie Thomp-
son. Elizabeth Martin, Letha Ppryear,
Ruth WE'LL. Geraldine Sanders, Hen
rietta Roger, Helen Decker, Myrtle
Decker, Lillian Rudy, Sarah Sanders,
Evelyn Walker, Margaret Park, Clara
Park.
DR.. and Mrs. David G.. Murrell gave
. pretty luncheon on Wednesday at
their home on Broadway in honor Of
their niece, Miss Marion Upton. of
New Orleans, a popular favorite IN
Psduoah. The two tables were effeo-
lively decorated in red carnations and
were presided over by Miss Upton and
W. |" hii'iAs iho iuboucou WINS NJ
tractively ed in five courses. The
guests were: Mrs. Hughes Mcknight,
Mrs. Rabb Noble, Misses Martha Da-
vis, Csrline Sowell, Helen Decker, Hal
lie Hisey, Lillian Rudy, Henrietta
Roger. Rubie Corbett, Hattie Terrell,
Minnie Terrell. Ethel Morrow, Angie
Thomas Kathleen whitefield.
Mrs. Herman Friedman was the
hostess of the Wednesday Afternoon
club this week at her home on Jeffer.
son street, entertaining the club mem
bers and some outside guests most
pleasantly. Miss Mamie Dryfuss won
the first club prize, and Mrs. Will
Levy, the second. The lone hand
prize was won by Miss Irene Schwsb
and presented to Mrs. Sarah We'll, of
Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Susie Tsndy
Of Hopkinsville, captured the visitors
prize. A delightful five course lunch
con was served after the game.
Mrs. Frank Gardner entertained the
Industrial club most pleasantly on Fri
day afternoon at her home on South
Tenth street. Pit was played and the