The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-13
ENTERTAINMENTS.

starting at a certain table ended the
series Of games there. As each player
won, she placed gold star upon the
flag OF the country for which she was
fighting The game was led by four
young ladies, known as captains.
Egypt was victorious in the contest.
Il was represented by Mrs. A. J. Deck
er. Mrs. |. ID. Wilcox. Miss Susanna
Jorgenson and Miss Annie Boswell
Each was presented with a pretty
prize. The captains prize was won
in cut by Miss Susie Thompson,
Mrs b. weille won the lone hand
prize and the second lone hand prize,
bunch OF carnations was given to
Mrs. Cook Husbands.
The room was decorated IN flags and
the patriotic idea was carried out in
the luncheon. Individual ices had
the form OF eoldier-sailors. and the
individual cakes and minis had tiny
flags painted on them. The napkins
were also decorated with stars and
stripes.
The guests were:
Mesdames Victor voris, Charles X.
Wheeler, Herman wallerstein, /. ID.
WILCOX. James weille, Ben weille,
Henry We'll, Bernard We'll. Adolph
Well, Julius We'll, Lloyd Boswell.
Frank Boyd, Muscoe Burnett. Clara
Burnett. Moses Bloom, W. +. Brad.
shaw, Thomas Baker, John p. Camp
bell. NJ. q. Cope. A. J. Decker, Law
renee Dallam, Sol Dreyfus, James
English. Samuel Fels, Laura Fowler,
George Flournoy, Joseph l.. Fried
man, W. A. Gardner, William Gil.
bert. Nora Gardner Smith, X. q. Ter
rell. Cook Husbands, W. ]. Hills,
Charles Kiger, George Lsngstaf, A.
Il. Meyers. Hughes Mcknight, Viii.
lam Mcpherson, william Powell, Fred
Rudy, Harris Rankin, Minnie Rank in,
Frank Rieke, A. b. Sowell. Edwin
Rivers. Robert Reeves. George Thomp-
son. Wynn Tully, David Van Culin,
Misses Mary Boswell, Anne Boswell.
Reubie Cobb. Myrtle DECKER, Helen
Decker. Martha Davis, Myrs Dubois.
Halle Hisev, Emily Morrow. Jessie
Nash, Lillian Rudy, Mabel Rieks,
Claribel Rieke, Carrie Rieke, Lizette
Rothschild. Elizabeth Sinnott, Mary
X. Sowell, OarliDe Sowell, Susie
Thompson. Clara Thompson. Minnie
Terrell. Hattie Terrell. Ruth We'll.
Carrie We'll, Cleveland. Ohio; Flor
snoe Yeiser. Susie Jorgenson.
The Whist Club met Thursday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. wallerstein at
their home on North Seventh street.
The guest prize was won by Mr.. "A
ron williams, Of Chicago and the club
prize by Mrs. Henry Well. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bloom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Schwab, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob wsllerstein. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph We'll. Mrs jeanette weille,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Aaron Williams, Ohica-
go; Mrs. Max b. Nahm, Bowling
Green, Mrs. Bernard We'll and Miss
Carrie We'll. Of Cleveland. Ohio; Miss
jeanette Heoht. st. Louis. Mr.. Charles
weille and Mr.. James Greenbaum.
Miss Elizabeth Sinnot gave an in
formal Dutch lunch Thursday even
ing at her home on North Ninth street
after the charity ball in honor of Miss
Carrie We'll. of Cleveland. Ohio. The
guests were: DR.. and Mrs. Victor
voris, Misses Carrie We'll. Ruth We'll,
Mary Boswell, Faith LangstaR, Lii
liam Rudy, Alice Hood, Baltimore;
Mossrs. W +. Bradshaw, Jr., Will
Sanders, Saunders Fowler, Abe We'll,
DIR. O. Il. Lightfoot and DR.. O. II.
of Minneapolis.
The West End club was entertained
by Mrs. W. A. Gardner Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Fountain av-
enue. The guests were: Mesdames
Muscoe Burnett, W. T. Bradshaw, l..
A. Washington, George Thompson,
Charles X. Wheeler, Charles Kigrr,
Henry Hughes, ID. G. Parks. Hal Cor.
bett and Miss Claribel Rieke.
Miss Hattie Hale returned today to
her home in Hopk insyille, after a brief