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helped weaken prices at midday, although the North
ana Southwest bought considerable wheat OF and
curing the day the strength Of their unfavorabs
crop and weather The Price current report
was practically stand-oG ana had little effect In
contrast 10 the general OF bush crop dispatches
ally benefited the crop until fully eighty million
bushels were expected Galveston edvfces announced
hat purchases of 900 bushels red Texas wheat
nae oeen made at Is $50 under the current price
LOT June delivery At Minneapolis there was a good
oenano for cash wheat again. chiefly for the better
cars compared with 100 last year, while total in
terlor arrivals amounted $4,000 bushels, in
usSt 70 $4,000 bushels year ago The steadieBt
poilt about foreign markets the advance Of y
20 "a IN Liverpool futures. Paris closed partly is
POINTS Gown Berlin u mark higher and Budapest II
points net lower. Foreign houses sold July wheat
cary In the session Chicago. The cash market IN
.NeW- YORK closed follows: No , red. 81 lois ele
ssIor ana 81 IL o b ahoat No l Northern Duluth
A1St and No hard Manitoba, 81 02h o snoat
SOhN-Aay shorts in Chicago paid csc during the
forenoon for corn but able TO buy it Sc cheaper
before the day positions here and
W est ct first advanced belt, but
ssling orders that gradually weakened the price
20 tnat late figures in New-York OF from the
top although returning strength in the last half hour
9Iay IN chicago was UP 80 from bottom. The cables
were u TO "a net higher. Corn estlnates increased
20 500 cars at Chicago Tho close cash
- 1oIIows; NO corn. $3.50 elevator and 5SAc b
saaoatt; no z white 6oc and No . yellow. go
enoat oATS-The market n steady to
siVe rains and commission house demand. Cash
closed steady as follows: Mixed, &c TO 80 H. 35935
natural white 80 to 80 ID, Sc 4 9377o and clipped
NNnIte' SIG 4Oc RYE nominal. BARLEY-MarlIet
Gull: Feeding was quoted 44Ac New-York and
mailing. 80 952c, Q s Buffalo.
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NEW Y0pK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD & B

4th Ave. follows. for -
fioSO. 100! :,, a ~ tii'OO. '1lOs. '1s'o%
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BOSTON, sprinSheld-ts'00 A. IL. th12-OO. 'ls:OO
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CT BARRENGTON. sTOCKBR1DGEA LENoX. PITTS
WATERBURY, and w1NsTED-t4;SO $500, 1850.
tIOO2 Sy1O:O2 Waterbury, A NJ. fl:OS. f4:6O,
$500. 1900. $500 TO waterbury, p ~ ,....
Ticket Offices cGrand Central Station and cl2oth
st also al css c26l Lls5 CT sS4 BrOadway. ca Park
place c25 Square. c1s2 Fifth Aye gao Solnnu
AS s49 Madison Ave c278 West 12oth ST. ISs Third
Ave In Brooklyn. e342 $50 Fulton St.. $50 Broad
sDaiIy. Except Sundays. lsundays only istops az
125th 81 xSops 125th Sundays only fParlor Car
Limited. Has dining car eParlor and sleeping Gar
N'Ae C T HENPsTEAD. Cen Pass As-
n Supt
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Pennsylvania
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WASHINGTON AND THE soUTF

755 SIS. '925. 1855. '1c.55 a. m. I235, SASS. alo
10 Congressional Limited"), s32S, '425, 1855
80 p m, II night. Sunday. %, "s.25. '1o55
m 1922 '!255 t's.25. Congressional Lirnited')
sC0 HERN RA1LWAY.-l2.55 S25, 4-25 p. m. 1S.1O
Atlantic LTiC COAST L1NE.-s.25 a m. and sa5 p. m
sEdA aRA AIR LINE-12s5 p m and 1910 g. m
NORFOLK R,oSLK AND WESTERN RAILwAx.-sas p. m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a m. week.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7.BS
r1 a., 1mS,eeA-days s.25 ,. m. daily.
snnda ~ - 1.-sb5 a and 2.55 p weekdays
sundays. 'T56 a m
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK North Asbury
Sunaays); ana Point Pleasant (s.SO from
IZ-ZS gas Saturdays only) 2 25 g. 25 q 25 except
long branch). and ASS .. m week-dayz Sundays
90 S-s a. m and ass D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS; 725. .755. s25 SOS. 's2s, .ts55 .ss5 .+1o as
.3t2S, ii-es a m l225, lass. .L55, s1S ass
deIpSlS onl1j .sk5 tSS' Gags for SoFt6 Phis
North Philadelphia only D. m l2io nigh: week
Gays. SUNDAYS sos. '7.55. s25 ss25 'f9sS 9g5
AIS f q M So 1928 I255 LBS s25 So
2.9o 600, 1855. rs, 9.25 (s.55 for North PhadsI-
Pe bla,0 only p m; y 10 night.
Iiekst Offices. Nos 46I. 1854 sS and as1 TSroaaw.v
IS2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST !: 9sS Fftb Avenns
ISorher 2sth ST.; Astor House. and stations named
geo Broadway, and Pennsylvania anne station Tfs
Sew York Transfer Company will call GOV and cbac
tssase from hotels and residences through to des-
TeePhone 54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
w. ". AITERBURY. J. r. WOOD
'~4 51 gsT' - Pass'r Trafio Manager
General Passenger Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo MAY 25.-FTOUR strong WHEAT. spring
oul No Northern, 81 III winter, nominal. CORN
owez No 2 yellow 5sIsc; No corn SIC. OATS steady;
No white. 95l4c' No mixed, 331sc RYE unsettled:
No l, Sac Canal freghts STEADY.
Chicago. May 25.-The leading ranged fob
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BAL INORE AND Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOCR.'
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave South Fprry . minutes earlier.
Lv Liberty Street. SEQ a m Except Sunday Buffet
400 Diner.
d. Buffet
Royal Limited" 400 p m Daily. All Pullman
500 y. m Daily Diner.
TOO p. Daily Buffet-
1215 night Daily SleeperS.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS To THE WEST.
York city South Ferry Liberty ST.
Chicago. Pittsburg, Sleeper -12-1O -
Columbus. Diner 4 a Il
Cleveland, Limited. 95S 400 D.
"PittsbuTE Limited" Buffet 6-55 zoe p m
Cincinnati, Louis, Sleeper. HALO ut 1215
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Diner 50 a m 1000 d
Cincinnati, Louis Diner 500 500
Ohdces: 1877. 261, 434, 1899 BroadTay Astor House
los Greenwich % Union Square W. 3s1 Grand ST.
N Y: 943 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. South Ferry and
Liberty
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statistical position o. Brazlliea coffee IS as fol


80 yesterday but while somewhat ruled
Eet-y easier with recent buyers selling and
pressure on The ground reaction zes
R..olaiee The opening weak a decline OF 10
- L-h1s under liquidation selling for shorA ao-
count promoted by Liverpool cables the ziuors
q a Japanese naval defeat IN the Far East and a
!stAer better view % the Southern weather owing 70
g az mat the early map showed only light rains at
Fsh g points Il the start there was considerable
siad Tor proas by sellers q the previous
1Ge1 70 check The decIne but prices further gradually
so9Ea on until sbout g 70 10 points lower when
ne ale forecast calling for the belt there
vas covering BY early sellers g partial Withdrawal
q pressure. permitting prices advance 20 about tho
ogeInE ngures Later, however. Nsw-OrIeans turned
NeK and sent selling orders here; there were rln1ors
iie 'ec4hg bG!ls having taken profits their long
.--s were putting out large short account.
81 . % Weakened with prices during the afternoon about
- = points lower on active
- llst a1ut ths lowest OF the
ret loss q - TO 3 points Sales futures were esti-
HA5ea Al $4,000 bales Private from
sac mat spot cotton Offering little more literally
~ geFsTcaYs advance but that were not
ing io safe Official atyces gave Southern markets
a C-anesd % nc higher There several private
s s n curing the Gay reporting heavier rains than
e1"n on ire map, but the trade
ogeEde On these messages. and in general way the
account almost all the - 0'A
Tie range OF contract prices local market to-
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26

Fore.gn Gomez maEEetsi RloCohee MARKET steadyi No
Rto $500. exchange, 10 532d; receipts 1000 bags
stock IL 600 begs santos-cofee market Quieti good
sverige sAlL2s sSy IecelpIs Uoo bags STOCK e94V9V
ptg lower 2:oo , net Z 4 pig lower; sales
1000 bass Eavreonee market opened barely steady,
20 = franc lower at u Unchanged at de-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30
Matinee Musical Meeting.

The Matinee Musical club met on
Wednesday afternoon in the pariors
OF the Eagle club house, on Broad
way. Mrs. Hubbard s. Wells was
the leader for the afternoon and a
very delightful Won Fielitz program
was rendered.
Mr.. Harry Gilbert skillfully inter-
preted several Lyrics of the com
poser. who was his instructor, when
he studied at Berlin. Mrs. David
Flournoy gave very charmingly the
song cycle "Eliland," a beautiful
love story woven OF ten songs.
The club is proving most popular
and the membership is large and
constantly increasing. Messrs. L. j..
Paxton. II. d. Macmillan, Emmett
Bagby and Richard Scott have been
elected honorary members.
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tgO5-tpO0.

The social calendar for 1906 closes
with these last pages we'll filed. In
fact. the week has even more than Is
recorded. for some OF the affairs have
been elusIvely informal. Now with
the years volume so near the close
that already the word "Finis" is
most in evidence. and we are taking
curious peeps into the great beyond
of 1896, let us give
ITO the year that Is gone, hail and
farewell.
To the year which shall come, happy
greeting"
The old year has been a pleasant
friend withal, II we would stop to
count our blessings DER" not boast
bully but knocking wood" as II
were. May the New Years God of
Goodwill give us all more of peas
nre than pain. and err. If at all, in
loving-kindness for the world is
needing II more and more.
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Pretty Christmas Party.

Little Miss Edna Grace Clark was
the hostess at a pretty Christmas par
ty on Thursday afternoon from 2.30
to O'Clock at her home on North
Fifth street. The house was effective
ly decorated with holly, Christmas
bells. and garlands of red paper fes-
TONED with the green. The big table
In the dining room where pretty
supper was served. had an elaborate
center-piece of crimson carnations,
with fruits and candies picturesquely
arranged about II. Games were the
order of the afternoon. In the orange
contest. the prizes were won by Ly-
dia Weille and Jennie Rosina Rasch.
Pretty boxes in holly designs filled
with candy were given as souvenirs
to each guest.
Those present were; Mollie Gard
ner, Frances Soule. Lydia WeIlle.
Gladys Warileld. Mary Boon Wilcox.
Irene Flournoy. Adine corbett. Susie
Dabney, Charlotte Wheeler, Vivian
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College Boys' supper.

MI. Warren Sights who is at home
for the holidays from Chicago Uni
versity. was the host at a delightful
stag supper on "Wednesday evening
at the home of his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. II. p. Sights, on Broadway.
The table was a symphony in red
and white, carnations in these colors
being effectively used in the decora-
tions. Covers were laid for twelve
and a twelve-course menu was served
Mr.. Henry Cave was the POSTMASTER
of the evening, and the toasts were
decidedly witty and clever.
The guests, most of whom are col
lege boys at home for the holidays
were: Messrs. Henry Cave, James
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Five-iiundred Club.

Mrs. J. c. Flournoy was hostess to
the Five-hundred club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home, on West JEFF
ferson street. The house looked
especially charming with its decora-
tons of holly, mistletoe and Christ
mas greens. There were six tables
of guests, several out-of-town visit
ors being present with others to sup
ply some club vacancies. The visit
ors' souvenir went to Mrs. Baxter
Pace, of Louisville, and Mrs. Saun
ders Fowler captured the club souve-
mir. An attractive luncheon was
served during the afternoon.
The guests were: Mrs. w. b.
Pace, of Louisville; Mrs. Harry
Tandy, of Frankfort; Mrs. Charles
Trueheart, of Louisville; Mrs. Max
Nahm, of Bowling Green; Miss Webb.
of Washington City; Mrs. Thomas
Leech, Mrs. w. A. Gardner, Mrs. Hal
Corbett, Mrs. Saunders Fowler. Mrs.
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Attractive Card Party.

Miss Rosebud Hobson entertained
the p. ID. c. club on Wednesday after
noon at her home. on North Sixth
street. with a pretty Christmas card
party. The house was effectively
decorated in red and green, and the
tables were arranged in the double
parlors From the center chande-
lier in one room was hung large
red bell and this was used tolcall the
games. A red stocking filled with
the tally cards was suspended from
the other chandelier. The tallies
were decorated with pictures of
Santa Claus. Miss Mildred Soule
won the club prize and Miss Anita
Louise Keller the guest prize. The
BOBBY prize fell to Miss Henrie All
colt. An attractive e-luncheon
was served after the game.
The guests were: Frances Wal
lace. Lillian Gregory. Anita Keller,
Ermaine Nahm. of Bowling Green;
Mary Hall, of Mayfield; Mae Bios
som Beaumont, of Mayfield; Bessie
Seymour. Katharine Powell. Lucia
Powell, Helen Powell, Helen Hills,
Henrie Allcott, Lucyette Soule. Mil
dred Soule. Dorothy Langstaff, Mar
jorie Loving, Nelia Hatfield, Gene
Morris. Elizabeth Boswell, Elizabeth
Sebree, Lillian Hobson, Mary Cave,
Elsie Hodge, Eloise Bradshaw.
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The l.. Il. &. Club.

A new social club which has con-
trlbuted IFS quota OF pleasurng to
the weeks gayety is the p. ID. c. 1t
Is composed of eighteen of the very
popular and charming "sociey
buds" Miss Elizabeth Sebree Is the
president and the members are:
Misses Nelia Hatfield. Garnette Buck
ner. Jean Morris, Rosebud Hobson,
Lily Hobson. Lucia Powell, Mildred
Soule, Lucyette Soule. Helen Powell,
Eloise Bradshaw, Elizabeth Boswell,
Elsie Hodge. Dorothy LanSstaff,
Mary Cave, Henrle Allcott Helen
Hills, Marjorie Loving.
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Rubel. Matte Wallace, Emma Boyd,
Llwyne Berry, Naomi Harmelins,
Jennie Rosina Rascb; Stanley Peter,
Palmer James, Alvin Berry, Orme
Robb. lem Ogilvie, Jr., Weaks
Smith, John Givens, Thomas Corbett,
Everett Ellis, Smith Wallace. Warner
Gilbert, Henry Harmeling, James p
Smith, .Jr.
Among the older guests were:
Mrs. l.. G. Orme, Mrs. Ad Rasch. Mrs.
David Flournoy and Miss Mildred
Ormc.
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Miss Holland Entertains.

Miss Nell Hollands Christmas card
party on Thursday afternoon at her
home on South Sixth street, TO the
Entire Nous club and other guests,
was very charming affair. The
house was attractive with holly and
crimson carnations. The red and
green color-motif was prettily empha-
sized in the salad course of the llin-
cheon, and in the green punch With
cherries. The talley cards were deco
rated with holly and bore Christmas
greetings. The club prize was cap
tured by Miss Ethel Brooks. Mrs.
John w. Scott and Mrs. VIII Gilbert
cut for the visitors prize and Mrs.
Gilbert won.
Miss Hollands guests were: Mes
DANES Victor Voris. Ell Boone, Har-
ry McElwee. w. r.. Coleman, John
Scott, Will Gilbert, Harris Pa lkin,
Minnie Rankin. Missea Louise Cox,
Retta Hatfield, Frances Coleman,
Rella Coleman, Monima Hopkins.
May Owen, Frances Terrell, Sarah
Sanders. Ethel Brooks. Blanche
Hills, Faith Langstaii, Margaret
Park, Clara Park. Myrtle Greer. Mar
jorie Crumbaugh, Elizabeth Sinnott,
Frances Wallace, Corn.e Grundy, May
Davis. Minnie Terrell. Hattie Terrell,
Lille Mae McGlathery. Carline Sow
ell. Marjorie Scott, Rubie Corbett,
Belle Cave.
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Crescendo Club.

Mrs. Charles s. Simms entertained
most pleasantly on Thursday after
pire Flats on Broadway in honor OF
the Crescendo club. 1t was special
holiday affair, and not regular
club meeting. An attractive musical
program was rendered, preceded by a
musical converzaione. Delightful re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess during the afternoon.\
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Evening Session Of Magazine Club.

The holiday meeting of the Maya
zine club on Thursday evening at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Flournoy on West Jefferson boule-
ward, was a very charming affair.
There was no set program, but re-
sponses to roll-call were made by the
members, with quotations. appropri-
ate to the Christmas season. Miss
Anna Webb of Washington City, the
first president of the club, gave a
selection. in her very delightful way.
from "Col. Carter's Christmas. And
clever impromptu speechea were
made by the club members.
Attractive music was rendered by
Mrs. Henry Overbey and Mrs. David
Flournoy. The course-luncheon was
an elaborate Christmas affair. beau
tifully served.
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COtiIIiOu Club.

The Christmas German Of the Cot
illion club on Tuesday evening at the
Palmer House was very delightful
occasion. and was marked by the
presence of a number OF attractive
out-of-town visitors. Many charm
ing costumes were in evidence and
the scene was brilliant one. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Burnett, of Louisville. KY; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Baxter Pace. OF Louis
Vile; Messrs. and Mesdames Frank
Rieke. william Minnich. John w.
Scott. Charles Kiger. George Lang
stan. Mesdsmes armour Gardner, 7.
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G.. Brooks, Thomas Leech, Birdie
Campbell. Misses Elizabeth Burnett.
Marie Burnett and Susanna Burnett,
of Louisville, May Beaumont, of
MayheId, Ethel Brooks, Myrtle and
Helen Decker, Blanche Hills, Myrtle
Greer. Ruth We'll. Faith Langstaff,
Minnie and Hattie Terrell, Mary
Scott, Marjorie Scott, Carrie Rieke
Carline SoweIl. Belle Cave, Frances
Wallace. Lillian Gregory. May Owens
Clara and Marguerite Park. Ella
Sanders, Retta Hatfield, Anna May
Yeiser. Halle Hisey, Henrietta Ko-
ger, Rubie Corbett, Ethel Morrow,
Rella and Frances Coleman. Louise
Cox, Martha Davis, Messrs. Albert
Gilbert, of Mobile, Ala; B. Bern
helm, Louisville. Hugh Dennison, Ma
rion, H.; DR.. George Hamilton, Jack
son, Tenn; Messrs. John Brooks.
Charles Spillman. VIII Webb, James
McGlathery, Frank Bourne, Walter
Iverson, John Blocker, w. T. Stur-
divant. Calhoun Rieke, Louis Hieke.
Jr., Edison Hart, Douglass Nash. Al
gernon Coleman. Evert Thompson,
Roscoe Reed. Robert Wallace. David
Roger, George Dubois, Edwin Will
son. of East st. Louis; Vaughan
Scott, Stewart Sinnott, Douglass Bag
by, Morton Hand, Leo Keller, Frank
Boone. James Campbell. Jr., st. Lou
is; John Sherwin. Herbert Hawkins,
Pat McElrath. Philo Allcott. Henry
Cave, DR.. I. B. Howell, DR.. Vernon
Blythe.
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Complimentary Evening Party.

Miss Aline Utterback entertained
most pleasantly on Thursday even
ing at her home on North Fifth
street. The affair was in compli-
ment to her guest Miss Mary Piles,
of Fulton, and also in farewell honor
of Miss Lillian Abbott, who left to-
day to make Nashville her home. A
limited number of guests were pres
ent.
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Nahm, of Bowling Green, the cousin
and guest of Miss Keller, and in
cludes: Miss Emanie Nahm, OF
Bowling Green: Miss Carrie True
heart, of Louisville; Miss Mae Bios
som Beaumont, of Mayfeld; Miss
Mary Hall. of Mayfield; Misses Lu-
ella Powell. Rosebud Hobson, Lillian
Hobson, Lillian Gregory, Henrie
Allcott, Garnett Buckner. Jean Nor
ris. Nelia Hatfield. Dorothy Lang
staff. Helen Hills. Elizabeth Sebree,
Florence Loeb. Julia Dabney, Anita
Keller.
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German Club Entertained.

Miss Edna Rock entertained the
High School German club on We'd
nesday evening at her home on Clark
street. The feature of the evening
was a very original guessing contest,
There were four tables, the first
prize was won by VIII Rock and Roy
Katterjohn captured the BOBBY prize.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the evening.
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Handsome Afternoon Affair.

Mrs. Oscar Kahns card party at
the Standard club on Broadway on
Thursday afternoon, was an elabor-
ate affair. The club rooms were ef-
fectively decorated with holly and
the red Christmas bells, and the
course luncheon was served in set
ting of red and green. There were
nine tables of guests and the prizes
were numerous and handsome.
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Concert Christmas Afternoon.

The Philharmonic orchestra, under
the lead of Mr.. Harry Gilbert, rem
dered very delightful program at
the Kentucky theater on Christmas
afternoon. The orchestra was as
sisted by Mrs. David Flournoy. Mrs.
James Weille and Miss Anne Brad
shaw. who sang very charmingly.
The cornet solo of Mr., Bert King. of
the orchestra, was another attractive
feature. The concert pleased cul-
tured and representative audience.
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rnE PASSING OF THE YEAR.

Listen-winter at her wheell
Harsh her singing is and loud.
Look--the Aging flakes reveal
The beginnings OF shroud.
Barren field and leafless bough,
Pallid feature. shrunken limb
Soft. The year is dying now;
This white shrond shall cover him
Julian Durand in Jan. Munsey.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30
standard Club Dance.

The Standard club gave its Christ
mas dance on Monday evening at the
handsome club rooms on Broadway.
The occasion was a most enjoyable
one and many couples were present.
An elaborate supper was served at
midnight.
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singer. of Louisville. The occasion
was pleasant one.
Card Party at Club.

A. pleasant card party was given az
the Standard club room on Broad
way ON Friday afternoon. 1t was
limited to the lady members of tho
club. and was in honor of several
out-of-town visitors.
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Informal ChrIstmaa Reception.

Mr., and Mrs. William Gilbert, of
West jefferson boulevard, kept open
house" Christmas afternoon and
evening and their attractive home
was the center of much gayety.
Many friends OF the popular couple
called during the hours.
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Complimentary to Miss Han.

Miss Jean Morris, of North Sew
enth street entertained the p. d. c.
club and other guests very charming
ly on Friday evening at her home in
compliment to her guest. Miss May
Hall of Mayfield, KY
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

Miss Elizabeth Sebree gave dance
on Wednesday evening at the Bruins
wick. on Broadway. in honor of the
p. ID. c. club. 1t was very delight
full affair and about sixty-five guests
were present. The chaperones were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall, Mrs.
Anabel Sebree. Mrs. Jetta Hobson
and Mrs. Linneaus Orme.
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Columbia Club Entertained.

The Columbia club was entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Katie Schmidt, of the Mayfield road.
II was an enjoyable occasion and
music and games were pleasant fea-
lures. An elaborate Christmas lun-
oheon was served.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30
In Honor of Miss Piles.

Miss Joe Miller was hostess at an
informal evening on Friday, given in
honor of Miss Mary Piles of Fulton.
the guest of Miss Aline Utterback.
The party was an enjoyable affair.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

An attractive feature Of younger
social life is Miss Anita Louise
Keiler's theater party of eighteen
girls this afternoon at the Kentucky
theater TO witness Paul Gilmore as
Capt. Debonnaire.' The party is
given in honor of Miss Emanie
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

Langstaff. Guy Martin. Vaughan
Dabney, George Thompson, lack
Hayes. John Orme, Clay Kidd, Sam
Hughes. Milton Wallerstein, Morris
Rosenfield. OF Rochester, n. Y.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

Mrs. Louis NJ. Rieke entertained
a few friends Informally on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home, on JEFF
ferson street. in honor of Mrs. Chas.
T. Trueheart, of Louisville.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs, David Flournoy OF
North Seventh street gave a euchre
party on Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wes-