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The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Clarence J.. Adams. OF the division
Of dead letIeTs, is making "a three
weeks visit 10 his old home in Missouri
having left here in time 20 participate
iu tho election Mr Adams is secretary
Of the Missouri Republican Club, OF
the District
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John X. Hench. of the record division
has returned to the bureau after pleas
ant trip to Pennsylvania.
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Notes and Personals.

The large nag that was hung in the
court of the building few days ago
has been greatly admired by visitors
10 the department during the week. Ii
greets the eye of the visitor as he steps
from the elevator. and never fails 10
bring forth eXClamatiOns of delight be-
cause II is the largest flag in the world.
The flag is sixty feet long by thirty
feet wide, the next largest flag known
bcing the one IN the Pension Bureau.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Joe Wlkerson, OF The counting dlyI-
sion. has returned from a two wccAs
vacation spent in Illinois
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David Smith, in the ''Y'' of the first
division. has gone to his home ia hi
nois for q inuch-needed rest and to- be
with his family kfoT a few weeks. a
son iss gradually recovering from "A Sc
we're electrical shock accidentally re-
ceived. He was almost electrocuted and
mis- life was ldeFpaired Of for several
weeks His recovery under the cir
cumstances IS pronounced by his physi-
clnns to- be remarkable.
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Mrs. /. NJ. Watkins. clerk in assort-
ing division, sixth auditors Office, made
a flying trip To Winchester. Va. sun
day. for the purpose Of spending he day
with home folks Her father is super
intendent of the national cemetery at
Winchester
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George Whittle. OF the bindery. has
returned from visit to friends in New
York
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Impneer Ham has returned 10 the Job
room from his Indiana trip.
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George C. Thompson assistant chief
clerk ~ the department returned % his
desk recently from au official trip TO
points in tbe Middle West having been
away f0r "a period OF about Ten days.
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| II. c. Menaugh of the asserting divis-
! ion. auditors office. has returned from
/ visit of thirty DAYS To points IN Penn
| SVlgania
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Henry n Camp has returned no his
post of duty iu the division Of dead let
terz after "a pleasant eight-day visit
with home folks at Norwalk, Conn,
where he voted iT the recent election
Mr. Camp Is president OF the Cunnec-
ticut State Club and Is prominently
identified with Connecticut people and
anaiFs
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Felix McGlcln. Of the folding division.
mas returned from a pleasant "trip To
points IN New York State.
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Timothy Shea. of the bindery. has re-
turned from sHoboken.. n. J.. where he
spent some time with shis family, who
reside there. F' s
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II. c. Watson. OF the folding room, has
returned from "a visit L. friends iH Ohio.
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9. O. Hardy, q popular clerk in the
division OF postofice inspectors. is TAX
ing the remaridcr OF his annual leave,
having left Saturday for a visit 10 rela-
tivcs and friends az his old home in
Kansas.
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II. j. Laframboise.~ of the bndery.
second baseman Of the Cowboy baseball
nine. has returned from trip to Bos-
ton.
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Alfred LindsUom. OF Foreman Con-
uor's division III the bindery. after
spending thirty days al mis-, home in
Chicago and assisting in swelling Repre-
sentative BoTteh'sr majority. has re-
turned
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c. G. Covert. assistant foreman OF the
folding diyision. has returned from "A va
cation at his old home in New York.
His duties Ia the office were performed
during his absence by Assistant Fore
man Brandt.
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Hiss Florence J.. Cation, OF the divl-
sion of supplies. has beeH compelled by
/ reason ot Illness To- take leave for an
indefinite period, which she is spending
at her home iu Evansville. Ind
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Dr. J. F. Atkinson. John r. Rankin,
and J. W. Sharp. proofreaders. have
returned from indiana
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John A Seller. Of the record division.
has returned 10 duty after a short trip
TO Colonial Beach, where he went on
business and 10 vote at the ~ecent cleo
ffou
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az his old home iu Philadelphia AR
Young belongs to that larg, element Of
efficient Government employees that have
been recruited ID the service from the
ranks OF neWspaper writers. having
been at one time connected with the
Associated Press lie is well liked 5y
the employee of mis- division and is rated
as thoroughly efficient official.
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". H. hervin, a popular and efficient
clerk IN the gf1ce OF the superintendent
of supplies, returned TO the office during
the week alter spending thirty days ar
his old home in Layonia X y
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Michael Featherston. of Jne press di-
vision. has returned from Wnkesbarre.
Pa. whore lac has been the guest OF his
brother. tie also east his ballot there.
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A. II. King and John F. Connolly. of
The PROOF room, were in the Empire
State for the election.
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Ralph W MCGEE. Of the Bureau OF
Plant Industry. returned TO duty Friday
last from fifteen Gays annual leave
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]. E. Burrin' has been transferred 10
widows section, Western division.
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+. \. Logan. clerk iu the dCTision Of
rural delivery. hgs returned from a
voting and visiting trip 90 his old home
in Kentucky. He is "a citizen of the
famous old Ashland district, now known
AZ fine seventh
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William a. -Folger. Western ctvision,
was visiting among official friends The
past week. and is much improved after
"A long and serious illness.
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c. Al Bender is back 10 the Job room
from his annual vacation in PennsyI-
yania.
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Charles McGilley. of the record divi-
sion, cast his vote in Illinois in the re-
cent election and IS again on duty.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Meskrs. Mercer and Shaw, representa-
tives from the MergenthaIer factory In
Brooklyn. spent last week In Washing
ton experimenting the installation of
new linotype machines in the nrinferv-
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Larger children cannot always be watched.
and will eat unreasonabIy. The Ready
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

George Kaufman, OF the pob room.
is seriously i'll at hts home.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Mrs. Sarah s. Sampson, Of the record
division, is confined to her residence
with a serious affection of the throat
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Luncheon te Miss Cox.

Miss Martha Davis gave a charm
ing luncheon at 1 o'clock today at
her home on Kentucky avenue, in
honor OF the bride of the coming
week. Miss Louise Cox, and her at.
tendants.
The table was a beautiful scheme
in rose color, with spring flowers, H.
lacs. hyaclnths and narcissus. artist
lcally arranged in center-piece
Pink-shaded candles added to the
pretty effect. The place cards were
miniature fans. each containing
some bright and clever saying about
marriage. The menu was very de-
llghtful one.
The guests included: Miss Cox.
Mrs. Saunders Fowler Mrs. Thomas
Hall, Miss Anita Wood, of Kansas:
Miss Ethel Brooks. Miss Rubie Cor
bett, Miss Ella Sanders.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Pretty Evening Card Party.

Miss Faith Langstaff's card party
Friday evening at her home on Ken
tucky avenue. was a pretty compll-
ment to her house guest Miss Jose
phine Gardner of Quogue, l.. l., ana
to Miss Elizabeth Scott of Clarksdale,
Miss, the visitor of Miss, Myrtle
Decker and Miss Helen Decker. The
house was a charming spring SYM
phony with. It's profusion OF liiacs,
dogwood and apple blossoms used
throughout the rooms.
Miss Mary Boswell captured the
first prize for the ladies. The second
prize went to Miss Elizabeth Sin
mott. The first prize for the gentle
men was won by Mr.. Thomas Harri-
son. and Mr.. Charles Cox secured the
second. A delightful course luncheon
was served after the game.
There were twelve tables of guests.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Paducah at New Orleans.

Miss Ethel Brooks, who is sponsor
for the James T. Walbert camp U.
c. ", at the Confederate reunion in
New Orleans. April 26-27. will leave
at 3:i5 Wednesday morning with her
party. She will be accompanied by
her father, DR.. J. c. Brooks, a dis
tinguished Confederate soldier. Her
maids of honor are Miss Sue Thomp
son and Miss Kathleen Whiteneld, OF
the city, and Miss Anita Wood, OF
Wichita, Kan. Mrs. BERTHE +. Camp
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
WILL GRADUATE IN JUNE.
DIR. Overton Brooks May Then Enter
the Marine Service.

Mr.. Overton Brooks, the son of DR.
J. G. Brooks, will graduate in medi-
cine from the Northwestern Univer-
sity at Chicago June 25th. The
young physician has gone through a
thorough training in the Chicago
school, and has had great deal of
actual experience in work here, hav-
ing studied under his father during
vacations in Paducah.
The young man will probably go
into the marine service, this being a
branch that holds more advantages
and opportunities to young physic-
ians. He has been in the naval acad-
emy at Annapolis, but left the serv-
ice preferring to study medicine. He
will probably come home to visit his
parents before he decides on what
course he will pursue.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Dclphic Club.

The Delphlc club closed the years
study of Women Eminent in French
History at the meeting on Tuesday
morning at the Carnegie library. II
was an especially interesting session
and included a number of delightful
and able papers: Mrs. Frank Par
ham gave resmue of "The Mother
of Napoleon. 1.-The Times OF the
Second Empire with Louis PHILIPPE
and Marie Amelie," was discussed by
Mrs. Edmund NJ Post. Rosa Bon
heur" was sketched by Mrs. Lillard
Sanders and the Empress Eugene"
by Miss Helen Lowery.
The club will have one more neet-
ing before the final adjournment but
1t Will be a social affair. An After
noon Tea will be given Tuesday af-
ternoon, May |. at o'clock, in the
Delphic room at the library. II will
be an invitational affair and limited
to two guests for each member.
Next years program of the Del
rhic club will include Spanish Lit
erature. History and Art" and the
meetings will begin on the first Tues
day of October.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
A Singular Case.

Princeton, KY, April 21.--As next
friend, Mrs. Belle Gibbs has institut-
ed suit for 81 900 damages in the cir
cult court against Mrs. NJ. c. Pars-
ley for Ed Morris, charging allena-
tion of affection of wife of Morris.
and procuring attachments Of the
property of Mrs. Parsley. The suit
was filed by Attorneys A. ID. Moore
and s. D. Hodge. Mrs. Parsley ana
the young bride are said TO be In Deep
Water, Mo. Mr.. Morris and Miss
'Bertie Parsley eloped to Metropolis.
ILL.,. short time ago and were mar
'ried there.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

bell Is the official chaperone. The
days in New Orleans win be very
crowded and brilliant ones and Padu-
cah's pretty sponsor with her charm
ing coterie will be acknowledged ia
vorites In the gay throng of repre-
sentative women of the Southland.
MFR. David Roger, VINO has been ap-
pointed by Gen. II. A. Tyler, as a
major on his stan, will leave on Mon
day in advance of the others as his
duties demand his early presence on
the scene. He will be accompanied
by his father, Capt. James Roger. a
prominent Confederate veteran. Ma
for Roger will be gallant and pop
ular aide.
A number of the local veterans are
contemplating attending. DR.. David
G. Murrell is a delegate from the
James r. walbert camp, and win be
accompanied by his wife, who is a
prominent member of the Paducah
chapter U. ID. C. Mrs. Murrell was
a Miss Randolph, of Louisiana, and
will be at home in New Orleans.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
WANTS DAMAGES.
From Peanut Company for Injuries
Through Annoyance, Etc.

John w. Holmes, engineer for the
Paducah Water company at the
pumping station, has filed suit
against the Southern Peanut COM
pany for $2,500 damages. and seeks
to effect cessation OF operation OF
the plant of the defendant In a meas
ure.
The plaintiff alleges that the com,
pany which operates across the street
in the old mill property at First and
Washington streets, operates in such
a way that dust flies all over the
neighborhood. II gets into his house
and forces him to keep his shutters
closed summer and winter. He re-
sides next to the pumping station,
Just across the stre(x.
The court granted a restraining
order against the defendants from
operating in such way that 1t will
Inconvenience the neighbors until
the matter is settled. The case is set
for April 81.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

Rev. T. j. Newell, ID. d., OF the
Broadway Methodist church. Mr..
Harry Gilbert will have the wedding
music in charge.
The bride will wear a handsome
princess gown of white satin with
panels of real lace. The bridal veil
will be caught with orange blossoms,
and the shower bouquet will be Of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Teh attendants gowns will be OF
white Arabian silk. They will carry
pink roses and will wear the Prince
OF Wales tips in hair.
Among the out-of-town guests to
be present for the wedding are: Mrs.
Mary Rudy. of Caseyville, the grand
mother of Mr.. Rudy; Mrs. Henrietta
Jackson. of Denver Col, an aunt;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke KnowltoD, OF
Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Pc
ters. of Memphis; Mrs. George Fous,
IF Baton Rouge. La; Mrs. Charles
James, OF Evansville; Miss Anita
Wood, of Wichita. Kan; Miss Anna
Parks, of Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. VIM
Leech, of Cripple Creek, Col; an un-
Gle of Miss Cox; Mr.. Charlie Cox.
from Ann Arbor, Mich; Mr.. James
Hodge, OF Henderson, KY: Mr.. JOS
eph Newbern, of Memphis.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
APRIL.

The form of beautiful and
Adown the world comes dancing
in delight:
A cloud of snowy apple-blossoms by
day.
A fire OF all the daisied stars by
night.
She gives the music to the raptured
thrush
That in the woodland sings the
whole day long;
She roves with Echo through the
startled hush,
And mocks the bobolink with
shower of song.
Yet though her wondrous charms are
fresh and new.
None guess the proud queen In the
maiden free:
She hides her thousand eyes with vi
Diets blue,
She wells her splendor with sim
pllcity.
E w. Mason. in April Smart Set.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

wedding of his sister, Miss Louise
Cox and Mr.. Henry Rudy.
Miss Emily Upton, of New Or
leans, who has been the pleasant
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. David G.
Murrei during the winter, left Thurs
day for her home. Miss Upton is
very popular in Paducah.
The wedding of Mr.. l.. X. Taylor,
of this city, to Miss Alma Pearl
Belcher, of Covington, Ca, will take
place in that city on Wednesday.
The couple will come Immediately to
Paducah and reside at Hotel Craig.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
About People.

The host of friends OF the popular
Mrs. Victor Voris who has been III
with threatening appendicitis for the
past week or more. will be glad TO
learn that she is able to be up and
out again.
Mr.. James Hodge. of Henderson.
KY. Is expected this evening to visit
Mr.. Henry Rudy, of Kentucky ave-
nue.. He comes to attend the Cox
Rudy wedding on Tuesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Scott, of Ciarks.
dale, Miss. is the attractive guest of
Misses Myrtle and Helen Decker. of
Jefferson street. She arrived on
Monday.
Mr.. Charles Cox has arrived from
Ann Arbor. Mich, where he is at
tending the university, to attend the
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Luncheon to Visitors.

Mrs. David G.. Murrell entertained
with pretty one-oclock luncheon on
Tuesday at her home on Broadway.
In compliment to her niece. Miss Emil
ly Upton OF New Orleans. and to Miss
Josephine Gardner of Quogue, Long
Island, the guest of Miss Faith Lang
staff The color-scheme was pink and
carnations were used with effect In
the table decorations. The elaborate
course-menu was very delightful.
Covers were laid for ten and the
guests were:
Misses Emily Upton. Josephine
Gardner, Faith Langstaff, Elizabeth
Sinnott Carline Sowell. Belle Cave.
Sue Thompson, Rella Coleman, Rob-
bic Loving.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

the Magazine club on Thursday at
her home on Kentucky avenue. 1t
was Lyman Abbott afternoon, with
discussion OF some Of the leading
April Magazines, and was an espec-
tally delightful meeting.
Quotations from Lyman Abbott
were given in opening and Mrs.
Henry overly followed with an in
tel eiesting character sketch of Abbott
The Ootlook, of which Lyman Alb
bott is the editor, was ably represent
ed by Mrs. George Langstaff. Jr.,
and Miss Frances Gould Mrs. Frank
Scott and Miss Helen Lowry gave an
excellent resume of the North Ameri-
can Review. The leading features
of Earper's Magazine were delight
fully given by Mrs. Robert Becker
phillips. The Atlantic Monthly was
cleverly reported by Mrs. George
Flournoy. A beautiful luncheon was
served after the literary digest.
An informal business session was
held before adjourning, devoted prin-
cipally to the coming meeting of the
State Federation of Women Clubs at
Mt. Sterling in June, at which the
magazine club will be represented:
and to some plans for the park petit
tions that the local women's clubs
are presenting to the citizens.
The next meeting of the club will
be held on May 10 with Mrs. Saun-
ders Fowler at her home Edge
wood" on West Broadway. 1t Will
be the final meeting of the season.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Matinee Musical Club.

The Matinee Musical club offers an
unusually interesting program for
Wednesday afternoon at 3: 80 O'Clock
in the parlors OF the Eagle building;
Wagner and Liszt being the compos-
ers. Mrs. Geo. b. Hart is the leader
The numbers have been selected with
discriminating care and It promises
to be one of the most delightful open
meetings this popular club has ar
ranged for its members and their
guests. The guests are limited to
two for each active and associate
member. The program follows:
I. Character sketches--Mrs n. s.
Wells.
2. Vocal solo-''Elizabeth' Pray
er" from ''Tannhauser"-W Wagner
Mrs. w. c. Schofeld.
3. Violin solo-Selected.Prcf.
VIM. Deal.
4. Vocal Lorelie"-Liszt-
Miss Anne Bradshaw.
8. Basso Aria, from "The Flying
Dutchman"-Mr Emmett Bagby.
6. Piano duet-"Rhapsodie HON.
groise No. 2,"-Llszt-MIss Newell
and Mr., Gilbert.
Z. The Story of Miss
Aline Bagby.
Vocal solo "Elsa's nraan, -
from 'Lohengrin"-MYs James
Weille.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Afternoon Gard Party.

Mrs. Ad Rasch entertained at
cards on Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Broadway. II was a pretty
Easter affair. with the tallies in the
egg. rabbit and chicken designs.
These were distributed from min
iature wagon drawn by rabbit. The
Easter colors Of pink, green and yell
low were carried out in the decora-
tions of the rooms and in the de-
lightful luncheon scheme.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Lin
neaus Orme and the second prize by
Mrs. Kate Wilson. Miss Clara Thomp-
son captured the lone hand prize and
the consolation prize went to Mrs.
Henry Thompson.
There were ten tables of guests.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Cotillion Club.

The Easter german of the Goth
lion club on Monday evening at the
Palmer House was a very delightful,
affair. II was led by Mr. Louis Rieke.
Jr. The presence of number of
charming out-of-town visitors added
to the attractiveness of the occasion.
Among those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Saunders Fowler, Ed
mund Noble, George Langstaf. Mes.
danes ]. G. Brooks. J. NJ. Buckner,
Thomas Leech, BERTHE Campbell;
Misses Anita Wood. of Wichita, Eliza
beth Scott. of Clarksdale. Miss.
Josephine Gardner, Quogue, L. L.;
Misses Myrtle Decker, Helen Decker,
Ethel Brooks, Elizabeth Sinnott.
Halle Hisey, Ruth We'll, Faith Lang
stan. Blanche Hills. Hattie Terrell.
Mildred Terrell Carline Sower. Belle
Cave. May owen, Frances Coleman.
Lulu Reed, Henrietta Roger, Sue
Thompson; Judge Walter Evans, of
Louisville; Samuel T. Stewart, of
New York; John Bleecker, Louis
Rieke, Jr., W. T. Sturteyant. Cal
houn Rieke, Pat McElrath, John
Brooks. Edison Hart. Morton Hand ,
David Roger. Fred Wade Henry
Dewey, Frank Bourne Joe Exall
Herbert Hawkins Walter Iverson,
Blanton Allen, John Sherwin. Chas
Allcott, Philo Allcott. VIII Leech,
bd Clark, Douglass Bagby. Algernon
Coleman. DR.. ]. B. Howell.
g
Magazine Club.
Miss Martha Davis was hostess to
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Details of Cox-Rudy wedding.

Society interest for the coming
week centers in the wedding OF
Miss Louise Elizabeth Cox and Mr..
James Henry Rudy on Tuesday even
ing at 9 o'clock at the Broadway
Methodist church. II viii be bril-
liant social event, uniting two OF
the most prominent young people.
members of leading families of the
city. A reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Armour Gardner.
on Fountain avenue. will follow the
ceremony.
Miss Cox's attendants are Miss
Anita Wood. of Wichita, Kansas:
Miss Ethel Brooks. Miss Ruble Cor
bett and Miss Ella Sanders, the
bridesmaids. Mrs Saunders Fowler
and Mrs, Thomas Hall are the mat
rons OF honor The maid OF honor will
be Miss Martha Davis. The ushers are
Mr.. Richard Rudy, Mr.. VIII Rudy.
MIR Stewart Sinnott, Mr.. Charles All
colt, Mr.. John Brooks. of the city.
and Mr.. James Hodge. Of Henderson.
Ky. The bride will enter with her
brother, Mr.. Charles Cox. and Mr..
Edwin j. Paxton is the groom's best
man. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. w. E. Cave. d. d.,
OF the First Presbyterian church, and
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Impromptu Organ Recital.

AT 1880 today an informal organ
recital was held at the First Presby-
terian church. Mr.. Hewitt. of Louis
vile, who has friends in the city and
Is passing through, was prevailed up
on to sing to an invited audience
He is quite a delightful soloist. Miss
Ada Brazelton accompanied him at
the organ.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Dance Last Night.

The younger society set gave an
enjoyable dance at the Elks' Han
last evening. About twenty couples
were present. The dance was chaper-
oned by Mrs. w. F. Bradshaw and
Mrs. Jetta Hobson.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

II costs ~ cents to go by trolly
cars from Toxic to Yokohama. the
port of the japanese capital. Cars
start every five minutes from in
the morning to IL at night.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

The Paducah chapter. IT, ID. c..
will have charge OF the Country
Store during the carnival week. be-
ginning April 80. The proceeds will
10 towards the local Confederate
monument fund. Members OF the
chapter will be in charge OF the store
each day. Mrs. BERTHE Campbell is
general chairman OF the committee.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

Mr. and Mrs. Hal s. Corbett will,
entertain the As You Like II clug on
Friday evening at their home on
North Ninth street.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

Air castles are built on q founda,
tion Of impossibilities. ". |.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Announcements.

Mss Susie Thompson viii enter
tain a few friends with a dinner on
Monday evening at her home on
Broadway, complimentary to Miss
Elizabeth Scott, OF Clarksdale. Miss,
the guest OF the Misses Decker.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21

Mrs. Saunders A. Fowler Is hos
tess to 1he Five Hundred club or
Wednesday afternoon at her home,
"Edgewood on West Broadway. II
is the first meeting OF the club since
they adjourned for Lent.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-21
Magazine Club

Miss Martha Davis was hostess to