Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-07-19
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MDeCIEfY,

On Thursday, July ~, little Mis-
Geneva Daniels gave a birthday par
ty at the home Of her grandmother
Mrs. II. A.. Cameron, at which wef
invited all Of her little friends. tn,
hours were from to p. IN. M3t
childish sports were engaged in, J
GLIDING "Drop the handkerchief"
butterfly hunts, lthe latter Of which
being a contest, Miss Helen Sayre
winning the prize, a beautiful cup
and saucer. The little hostess was
the recipient Of many beautiful gifts,
among them being a bicycle and a
diamond ring. Among those who
attended the party were Misses Helen
Sayre, LINDA Jenkins, Lemma ia
mes, Rebecca Cromwell, of Hender-
son Virginia Flauary, Ruth and
Wayne Haynes. Roberta Moore,
Louise Lowery, Mary Weldon, Mir
lam Blackburn, Helen Hurley, Tom
ME Conway, Isabelle and Virginia
Guess, Anna Cox, Lucille Pollard,
Florence Dean. Bertha Mae HAIRY,
Frances Woods, of st. Louis; Vera
Conyer, Marion Ainsworth, Dovie
Carter.
In honor of the visit of Mrs. VI.
c. Cone, of Curve, Tenn, and her
son, Charlie Duvall both of whom
formerly lived in this county, and
are here now for the first visit they
have made in some time, apicnic and
reunion was held at Crittenden
Springs, Thursday, July II. Among
those who attended besides Mrs. Cone
and her son, Charlie Duvall, were
John r. Marvel, wife and baby, Rod
gers Marvel, Morton Duyall and wife,
John Vaughn and wife, also his mo
Their and his daughter, Miss Ina.
They all came with baskets well filled
and as the day was ideal everyone
enjoyed i; to thelutmost. Mrs. Cone
was before her marriage to the late
Jas. Duvall, a Miss Hughes, sister
of j. II. Hughes of Weston. At
ter Mr.. Duvall's death she married a
Mr.. Cone and lives now at Curve,
Tenn. on the Illinois Central Rail
road near DyersburgY
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In compliment to Miss Rowena
Clark. of Princeton, Ind, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Leroy Shrode entertained al
their new home on Walker street OF
Tuesday evening. Vocal and instru
mental music was rendered by the
host aud hostess and a number of tn,
guests and most enjoyable tim'
was spent. Refreshments eff ices
cake and dainty confections were ser
we'd. Besides the guest of honor
Miss Clark, the following were pres
ent. Misses Mabel Guess, Ebb
Pickens, Nan Walker, Kneyl Cossitt
Carrie Moore, Bessie Trisler; Messrs
c. V. Franks, j b. Sedbcrry, VIM
Clark, +. V. Carleton, Lossie Gil
bert, Avis Stephens, Creed Taylor
Bruce Babb and Rob Cook.
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A gay party of young people SUI
prised Miss Anna Allen Elgin. Wed
nesday night of last week at he
home on North Main street. Thos
who composed the party were Mlsse
Katie Yates, Katie Yandell, Jess
Croft, Madeline jenkins, Mamie Re
chester, Madeline and Julia Cook, {
Paducah; Margaret Joiner, of Rus
sellville; Fannie Blue, Myra Dixon
and Masters Orlin and Homer Moore
Emmett Clifton, Robert jenkins
Harry Babb, Jno. Butler, Galen Di,
, on, Elmer Franklin. Refreshmenl
were served and all of the party wei
delightfully."- entertained.
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Masters Orlin and Homer Moor
entertained few of their youn
$ friends at their home in East Mario
r Thursday evening. Delightful r.
4 freshments were served asd man
y games engaged in. Those preseI
: were Misses Margaret Joiner, of Ru
: sellville; Katie Yandell, Anna ALE
y Elgin, Gwendoline Haynes, MadeliI