The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-09
Peabody Normal school.

Miss PhllIippa Hughes returned
home this week from New York city,
where she attended school. Miss
Hughes is especially bright and at
tractlye and will be among the most
charming of the winters debutantes.
Mrs. Frank l.. Scott will leave
Sunday night for Godfrey H., to
attend the commencement exercises
OF Monticello Seminary on Tuesday
morning. Miss Marjorie Scott is one
of the honor graduates Of the class
OF 1906 in this old and notable in
stitution.
Miss Anna Bird Stewart of Cincin-
natl, is the guest for commencement
week of Miss Ella Wilhelm on North
Fifth street Miss Stewart had the
chair of English literature in the Pa
ducah High school last year and is
most popular here. She spent the
past winter in New York.
Miss Elolse Bradshaw left this
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be the guest of Mrs. Samuel White
during commencement week. Miss
Bradshaw is one of the prettiest of
the younger society girls and is very
popular in Athens where she was
bridesmaid at the wedding of her
brother Mr.. VIII Bradshaw and Miss
Rosina White last June.
The Paris (Texas) Advocate of a
recent date says: Miss Letitia Pow
ell, one of Old Kentucky's' most
charming daughters. leaves next
Thursday for her home in Paducah.
after having spent several months
with her aunt, Mrs. John Martin.
Miss Powell has won her way to ma
ny hearts during her stay in Paris,
and we bid her goodbye with genu-
inc regret"
Mr.. Z. G. Payne. principal of the
Paducah High school, will leave
Sunday for his home On Columbus,
Ky, to attend a reunion of large
and widely scattered family during
Home -Coming week. Mr.. Payne viii
go from there to the Chicago Uni
versity for the summer where he
will study for his Phi. d. degree.
Miss Mary Scott, who was recent
ly graduated from Wards Seminary,
Nashville, with double honors, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Walter II.
Clarke. in Nashville and will remain
until after the wedding of her cous.
in MIR. Harry Bringhurst to Miss
Annabel Smith in that city on the
18th. She was the guest of honor at
a charming Afternoon Tea this week
given by Mrs. Clarke. Miss Scott
was scheduled, for a round of Tennes-
see house parties in June. but will
return directly home from Nashville
owing to expected guests.
Mrs. W c. Scofeld left last night
for Chicago. where she has gone to
take a course in vocal music under
a noted Italian instructor. She viii
not return until September LIST and
will later go to make her home in ST,
Louis. Mrs. Scofield will be a dis
tinct loss to the musical life of Padu-
cab and her fri nds here are many.
Miss Georgia F. Sherwin left on
Thursday for Memphis. Tenn. and
from there will go to Holly Springs,
Mss, TO attend the commencement
exercises OF the college there, which
graduates her cousin. Miss Constance
Flournoy, Of Martin, Tenn, the eldest
daughter of Mr. Watty Flournoy, a
former Paducahan. Mr.. John Sher-
win will join his sister at Holly
Springs.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. J. s. V.
Blocker, of Boston, will arrive next
week and will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph J.. Friedman at THE
Pines" during ChautaGqua. They
are the parents of Mr.. John S.
Blocker AMI have just returned from
Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Friedman
are in Chicago to see Clara Lipman in
her celebrated play. Julie Won Won"
Miss Lipman. who in private life is
Mrs Louis Mann, is a cousin of Mrs.
Friedman and is a playwright as well
as an actress of ability