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p. ID. C. Club Dance.

The girls of the p. ID. c. club en-
tertained with a pretty New Year
dance on Tuesday evening at the
Craig House in compliment to the
girls and boys at home from college
for the holidays The parlors and
dancing hall were effectively decorat-
ed with the Christmas greens. Light
refreshments were served during the
evening. The chaperones were Mrs.
w. f. Bradshaw, Mrs. Jetta Hobson,
Mrs. Leslie Soule, Mrs. Charles b.
Hatfield, Mrs. Annabel Sebree. II
was a most enjoyable occasion and
those in attendance were: Misses
Mary French, Texas; Nela Bondurant,
Cairo; Nell Usher, Mayfie,d; EmaniG
Nahm, Bowling Green Anita Keller,
Eloise Bradshaw, Ethel Sights, Helen
His, Helen Powell, Marjorie Loving,
Elizabeth Sebree, Corinne Winstead,
Neiia Hatfield. Henri Alcott. Jean
Morris, Garnette Buckner, Dorothy
Langstaff, Rosebud Hobson, Lillian
.Hobson. Elsie Hodge, Lucyette soule
Mamie Cobb, Catherine Powell, Flos-
sic Craig; Messrs. Wallace We'll, Fred
Gilman, Fred Wade, Roscoe Reed
James Langstaff, Will Rudy, VIII
Rinckliffe, Charles Rieke, Warren
Sights, Clay Kidd, John Culllnane, G
IL. Stevenson, John Orme, George
ICabell, Henry Henneberger, Roy
Prather. James Wheeler, Leo Keller
Milton Wallerstein, Harry Singleton
Salem Cope, Guy Martin, Dave Yeiser
Tom Coburn, Mr.. MeGlnnins, Dan
Vile; Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Bondurant
Cairo.
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Enjoyable Dance.

The boys of the younger society set
gave a dance Friday evening at the
X. Of P. hall. Mr.. Guy Jones and
Mr.. Harry Singleton were the pro-
moters and the affair was a most en-
joyable one Mrs. Leslie Soule end
Mrs. Annabel Ssbree were the chaper-
ones and in attendance We're: Misses
Henri Aicott, Helen Hills. Florence
Loeb. Garnette Buck"er, Elsie Hodge
Helen Powell, Louise James, Carrie
Griffith, Lillian Hobson. Dorothy
Langstaff, Elizabeth Sebree, Jean
Morris, Luceyette Soule, Anita Kei-
Ter. Marjorie Loving; Messrs. John
CulMnane, Zach Hays, Jim McGin-
mis-, Guy Jones. win Rinckliffe
Henry Henneberger. Charles Rieke
VIII Rudy, Lorenzo Emery. Leo Kei-
Ter. Tom Coburn, VIII Baker, James
Langstaff, Salem Cope. Mr.. Steven
son, DR.. Gilbert.
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d. a. r. Chapter.

Paducah chapter. Daughter OF the
American Revolution. wero enter
tanned on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
M. B. Nash, the vice state regent, at
her home in the Sans Souci flats on
North Ninth street. 1t was an I'M
usually large and enthusiastic meet
ling and a very delightful occasion.
The outgoing regent, Mrs. Hubbard
S. Wells, who has been a fine and
faithful executive, called the meet
ing to order and in a beautiful little
speech presented the gavel to the
incoming regent, Mrs. Eli G. Boone,
who responded most gracefully. This
was made especially impressive by the
relation of the gavel TO Mrs. Boone.
It had been presented to the chapter
by her mother, Mrs.. Sol Vaughan,
when she was regent. and was made
of a piece Of the wood Of Independ-
ence Hall that had been sent to Mrs.
Vaughan as a gift. It is greatly
valued by the chapter not just for
its historic interest but for the love
they bear Mrs. Vaughan, who was as
regent and woman much beloved; and
after her death Tiny silver tablet
to her memory was inserted in the
sayel.
The meeting was "The Boston Tea
Party" and after the singing OF
America, delightful paper, "The
Overthrow of Tea in Boston Harbor, .
was given by Mrs. Sallie Morrow. An
attractive feature was theconundrums
-''Revolutionary T." which were
greatly enjoyed by the chapter, and
were especially clever. A delightfu'
course luncheon was served during
the afternoon. Miss Ora Leigh. Of
Salt Lake City, and Miss Frances
Gould were visitors of the chapter.
The regular February business ses
sion on the first Friday was called in
and an open meeting will be held
1.-THE evening Of the 22. 1t will be {
social occasion with music and othel
features in celebration Of the birth
day OF George Washington.
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p. d. G. Club.

Miss Jean Morris entertained the
P. D. C. club and other guests very
charmingly on Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Madison street. 1t was
a pretty New Year card party and
the idea was carried out in all the de-
tails.
The club prize was won by Miss
Elizabeth kirkland. Miss Nell Usher,
of Mayheld, captured the visitors
prize. An attractive course-luncheon
followed the game.
The seven tables of guests includ-
ed: Misses Mary French, of Fort
Worth, Tex; Nell Usher, of Mayfield;
Emanie Nahm, of Bowling Green;
Henri Alcott, Helen Hills, Eloise
Bradshaw, Lucyette Soule, Marjorie
Loving, Rosebud Hobson, Elizabeth
.Sebree, Anita Keller, Elizabeth Kirk
land, Lucia Powell Elizabeth Bos-
we'll, Nelia Hatfield, Elsie Hodge, Lii
liam Hobson, Helen Powell, Corinne
Winstead Garnette Buckner, Nell
Hendrick, Dorothy Langstaff, Luci.e
Well, Aimee Dreyfuss. Julia Dabney
Ethel sights, Mary Cave, Mary Greg
DRY, Lucille Harth.
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Five Hundred Club.

Mrs. John S. Blocker was hostess
to the Five Hundred club on Wednes-
day afternoon, entertaining very de-
at her attractive home on
North Fifth street. The club prize
was won by Mrs Saunders Fowler
and Miss Mary Boswell received the
visitors prize. A prettily planned
luncheon was served in courses after
the game.
Beside the club. members there were
present the following visitors to fiji
club vacancies: Mrs. Hamilton Parks
OF Nashville; Mrs. Max B. Nahm, o
Bowling Green; Mrs. l. d. Wilcox
Mrs, Frank Boyd. Mrs. Henry Rudy
Mrs Charles w. Thompson, Mis-
Mary Boswell.
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PAGE THREE

after spending the holidays at home
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. S.
Dabney, Of North Fifth street NJ.
Dabney VIII enter Cornell university
IN the fall to study special branches
I'm civil engineering He has risen
rapidly in his chosen work and has a
promising career before him.
Mrs.D David Brown Sanders, who has
been quite i'll at her fiat on West
Broadway, since her return from Chi
cago at Christmas, will ieavefor San
Antonio, Texas, and other southern
points for the remainder Of the
winter. as soon as she is able to
travel. Mr.. Sanders, who is at home
on his mid-wlnter vacation, will ac-
company her.
Mrs. Palmer Wheat, Of Manila, P.
l.. and Miss Laura Anderson, of this
city, left on Tuesday for San Fran
cisco, and will sail from there or
February 5 for the Philippine Islands
They will go by Denver and will visit
in ogden, Utah, and several cities OF
California en- route. Capt. Wheat,
who is now in the wes1.will join them
at San Francisco and Mrs. Edward
Anderson, of Joppa, No, an aunt Of
Miss Anderson, will meet them there
and will sail with the party. Miss
Anderson will remain until the fall
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas e. Moss,
whose home is two days boat Jour
ney from Manila up in the river ecun-
try, beautiful and fertile region
settled by the Spaniards.
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Sans souci. Club.

Miss Clara Thompson entertained
the SansSouci club and other guests
at cards at her home on South Sixth
street on Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
charming New Year party. the tally
cards bearing the greeting "a Happy
New Year" The colors red and
white were carried out in the decora-
lions Of the parlors and hall, and in
the pretty course-luncheon served
after the game.
The club prize was captured by
Mrs. John w. Scott. Mrs. Leila Lewis
won the visitors prize and the lone
hand prize went to Miss Faith Lang
STAFF.
AT the close of the afternoon punch
and fruit cake were served in the hall
and an informal reception was held.
There were forty-four guests present.
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great general. Mrs. James Roger,
the chapter president. was the host
esq on Friday afternoon, and the at
tendance was the largest in the chap
ter's history
In an original paper Mrs. David
u. Murrell, the authoress, gave a
fine characterization of Lee as 4
man and soldier Miss Anna Webb
read most charmingly. Father Ryan's
poem, 1.-THE Sword Of Lee" Mrs.
Robert Becker Phillips made a de-
lightful talk on ''The Flags of Our
Nation" Mrs. Leila Wade Lewis
sang very effectively 1.-The Bonnie
Blue Flag" After the program a
beautiful two course luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Col. r. J. Barber was present as a
representative from the James T,
Walbert camp. U. c. V. The local
veterans will celebrate January 10,
the one hundredth birthday of Cen
eral Lee in an especial way, and in
vited the local chapter to assist them
The camp will decide at their meet
ing on Monday night the time and
the manner of the celebration. but it
is probable It will be held at high
noon on January 10. which is the or
der sent forth to all the camps by the
commanding-General stephen d. Lee
The U. D. C. will confer four crosses
OF honor at that fime
Miss Mary X. Sowell Will be the
hostess of the chapter - February
on the first Tuesday
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Entire Nous Club.

Miss Frances Terrell was hostess
to the Entire Nous club on Friday
afternoon at her home on Kentucky
avenue. 1t was a very delightful
affair. The TALES were dainty hand
painted little Dutch figures and were
the clever work of the hostess tai
ented young brother, Horace Terrell.
The club prize was won by Miss
Like Mae 'Winstead. Miss Eloise
Bradshaw captured the visitors prize.
A pretty luncheon was served after
the game.
The guests were: Mrs. Henry
Rudy, Mrs. Harris Rankin; Misses
Lille Mae Winstead, Corinne Win
stead, May owen, Nell Holland, Mary
Scott, Marjorie Bagby, Retta Hatfield,
Ethel Brooks, Sarah Sanders, Mamie
Cobb, Monima Hopkins, Eloise Brad
shaw, Letitia Powell.
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Pleasant Occasion.

Mrs. r. G. Davis entertained very
delightfully."- on Monday evening in
honor of the birthday of her husband.
Games and refreshments were enjoyed
during the evening. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames A.
Davis, c. E. Knowles, r. S. Ballowe,
A. B. Harper, J. NJ. Cashon; Misses
Eta Stevenson. of Mayfield; Ethel
and Catherine Robertson. Mary and
Myrtle Elder Fannie Ramage, Lottie
Thomas, Daisy Brown, Clyde John
son; Messrs. James Polk, Ed Hatch,
William Nelson. Jessie Thurman,
John Algee, Charles Sanders, Aubrey
McGreagor, d. NJ. Mayes.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Nahm.

Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs
Max B. Nahm, of Bowling Green, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Keller. beautiful.y-appointed dinner
party was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas c. Leech, of Foun-
tain avenue, on Tuesday evening
The color-motif was red and hand.
some candelabra with red shaded
candles gave a charming effect. Gov
ers were laid for twelve, and the
Ieight-course menu was delightfully."-
served. The guests were: Mr. and
Mrs, Max B. Nahm. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
w Keller, Mr.. and Mrs Cook Hus
bands. Mr.. and Mrs. George Flournoy
Mr. Oscar L. Gregory, Mr.. George
Emery.
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NEW YEAR.

OF all the gifts that come to cheer.
The best one is a brand new year,
snow-wrapped and holly-decked il
comes
To richest and to poorest homes.
Twelve ieweled months all set with
days
OF priceless opportunities.
A silver moon and golden sun,
With diamond stars when the day is
done;
And over all a sapphire sky
Where pearly clouds go floating by.
JOY to you for the year that brings
SO many and such precious things.
Bertha c. Jaques.
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Witch Parties.

Miss Bertha Thompson and Miss
Ruth Parker at their home, 242G
West Broadway, gave an enjoyable
watch party on Monday evening. The
rooms were prettily decorated in a
color-scheme of red and green
Games and music occupied the earlier
part of the evening and delightful re-
freshments were served late. I'he
guests were: DR.. and Mrs. B. L.
Bradley; Misses Beulah Sexton, Hal
lie Thomas. Alma Adams, Ola Dos
sett, Minnie Griffith, Eulah Holloway
Lucille Dossett; Messrs. Oscar Nc
Daniels, clyde Parker. Auburn Nil
burn. Hard Sanderson, Charles San
derson, Charles Sharpe. A. e. Boyd
II. L. Hale, Of Bisbee Ala.
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walker, Ettinger, Prowner, Jones.
About People.

About People.
Miss Mary Cave was the holiday
guest Of Mrs. Henry Wallace, Of Hop
kinsville. In her honor Mr.. Henry
Wallace, Jr.. gave a party-dance on
Friday evening at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Sanders,
Of Columbus. Miss, Will arrive next
week to visit Mrs. Huhges Mcknight
on West Jefferson street, and attend
the marriage of Miss Martha Davis
and Mr.. Edward Bringhurst on jan
uary 20.
Miss Anna Bird Stewart, Of Gin
cinnau, will return home tomorrow
after a pleasant holiday visit in Padu-
cab. Miss Stewart is n social favorite
here and has had much attention.
She has been the guest of Miss Ella
b. Wilhelm and Miss Ora V. Leigh.
Miss Ora V. Leigh, Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, arrived on Monday even
ing from Chicago and is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver p. Leigh on West
Broadway. Miss Leigh is very popu-
lar in Paducah. her home, and is
being warmly welcomed She has a
fine desk position with the salt Lake
Telegram and has done special feat
ures for the eastern papers since
living west.
Mr.. Vaughan Dabney, who is con-
nected with the civil engineers corps
of the Chicago and Alton railroad, re-
turned to Springfield. H., this week
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NLntinee Musical Club.

The Matinee Musical club met on
Wednesday afternoon at the Grace
parish house on Broadway. 1t was the
regular meeting for December &c,
postponed as there was no meeting
during Christmas week. An attract
i've Rossini and Rossetti program was
given. Those taking part in the
musical numbers were: Mrs. George
B. Hart. Miss Mamie Dreyfuss. Miss
Isabel NOLAN, Miss Puryear and Miss
Mary Bondurant Miss Alice Comp
ton gave delightful sketches of the
two composers.
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ALA uni Nee. ng

The Paducah high School AlumGi
association held a pleasant meeting
on Friday afternoon at the High
school auditorium on West Broadway
The feature of interest was a de
lightful talk made by an alumna
Miss Ora Leigh, now living in Salt
Lake City, Utah, on impressions OF
Saul Lake Miss Leigh's advantages
as clever newspaper woman have
put her in touch with things of un-
usual as well as usual interest in
this notable city. and she gave them
with the touch of that keen human
that is one of her charms.
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Complimentary to Mrs. Wheat and
Miss Anderson.

Mrs. Palmer Wheat and Miss
Laura Anderson, who left Paducah
on the morning of January 1st en-
route for the Philippine Islands,
were beautifully entertained while in
Memphis at a New Years dinner
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mitchell, Of 2O9 Garland avenue. The
table was handsomely set and the
menu was an elaborate one. Be
sides Mrs. Wheat and Miss Anderson
the guests were: Mrs. Kate Lake,
Mrs. La Praed, Miss Lillian Mitchell.
Mrs. Wheat and Miss Anderson
went from Memphis to Oklahoma
city, where they visited friends of
Mrs. Wheat. Their longest stop be-
fore California will be at Ogden,
Utah, and they will be the guests Of
Mrs. C. n. Goslin, while there.
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DeInhic Club.

The Delphic club met on Wednes-
day morning at the Carnegie library.
1t was the first meeting since the club
adjourned December IL, for the
Christmas holidays Some heroes of
Spain were discussed very interest
ngly. Ms. BERTHE Campbell gave a
comprehensive review of "Charles |
of Spain" Cardinal Mendoza was
graphically outlined by Mrs. Mildred
Davis. Miss Matte Fowler handled
very entertainingly "Boscan-Gars-
cilasco."
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Complimentary Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben wilkins, of 1892
Trimble street entertained the Starks-
Ullman band most pleasantly on We'd
nesday evening at their home. De
lightful refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wilkins was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Bessie Miller and
Miss S. l.. Jackson
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Miss Martha Jones Of South Fourth
street, entertained with an informal
watch party on Monday evening. De-
Iightful refreshments were served.
Among those present We're: Misses
Essie Blackford. Ehie Jones, Bessie
Wilkerson. Ruth Baynham. Jessie
Parkins, Blanche Mooney; Mrs. Sax
ton, Mrs. walker; Messrs. Quarles,
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Surprise Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilkerson. of
326 North Fourth street entertained
on Thursday evening at their home in
honor of the 18th birthday of their
son, Mr.. ]. ]. Wilkerson. 1t was a
surprise party to the honoree and a
most enjoyable affair An elaborate
luncheon was served during the even
ing. About sixty guests were present.
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tween her ranch in California and
her husbands chateau in Poland.
The luncheon was an elaborate af-
fair, attractively served, and was a
triumph of the chefs artistic skill.
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Miss Clara Mills entertained Few
friends with a watch party at her
home on South Third street Monday
evening. Games and Refreshments
were features of pleasure. Her guests
were: Misses Grace Pate, Murrell
Seamon, Audrey Pate, Maggie Wood
ford, Vada Riddle, Clara Mills; Mas
tiers Henry seamon. VIII Griffen
Elva GIBSON, Clint Anderson, Ray
mond Seamon, Ray Mills and Percy
Quinn.
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In honor Of the birthday month Of
General Robert e. Lee the January
meeting Of the Paducah chapter, U.
d. c. was a beautiful tribute to the
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Oman NIeelIng OF Momcn,s Clnb.

The literary department of the
Woman's club held the first open
meeting of the club on Thursday
afternoon at the parish house of
Grace Episcopal church. 1t was an
attractively arranged program under
the lead of the able chairman Mrs.
Frank Parham. The literary feature
was delightful lecture on Bernard
Shaw with readings from his plays,
by Miss Anna Bird Stewart, of Gin
cinnati. Miss Stewart never appeared
to more charming advantage. The
musical features were sustained by
Mrs. VIII Clark, Mrs. David Flour
noy and Mr.. Richard Scott.
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Year in on Monday night at their club
rooms on Broadway. 1t was pleas
ant affair An elegant lunch was
served during the evening.
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putrh Lunch 70 CaIro visitors.

After the german on Monday even
ing Miss Faith Langstaff entertained
her house-guest, Miss Virginia Kin
ney, of New York; Miss Monima Hop
kins. Mr.. VIII Howe and Mr.. Bondu-
rant. of Cairo and Mr.. Henry Cave
with delightful Dutch lunch at her
home on Kentucky avenue.
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Miss Rosetta Young gave a pleas
ant watch party on Monday evening
in compliment to her cousin, Mr.. b.
f. Strong. of De Soto. Mo. Refresh
ments were served and the hours were
enioyably spent.
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Mrs. Fricdman's Bridge Luncheon.

Ntfe. ITltutiltii nflOSc l4uhCntOHs
Mrs. Joseph L. Friedman gave an
informal bridge whist luncheon on
Friday morning at the Palmer house
in honor Of Mrs. Max B. Nahm, of
Bowling Green. Covers were laid for
sixteen and the affair was a very
charming one, graced by the addi-
tion at luncheon of Madame Nodes
ka and her husband Count Bozenda,
who arrived at noon. Clara Lipmann,
the talented actress, who is q cousin
of Mrs. Friedman and Mr.. Joall W.
Keller, is protege of Modjeska and
through that medium Mrs. Fried
man has been brought in personal
touch with Modjeslza.
Modjeska made, most delightful
impression socially at the luncheon.
She is sweet AID gracious in man
ner with a charm all her own. In
one year she will celebrate her gol-
den wedding. Perhaps. no actress In
retiring from the stage has received
sueh a testimonial as was paid in
NewNYork to-this beloved actress who
has spent a fortune in aiding poor
actors and actresses. After her fare
we'll tour she viii divide her time be
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Announcements.

The Delphic club viii meet on Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock at the Car
negie library assembly room. The
program is;
The Picture Gallery of Seville. 49,.
........... Mrs. j. c. Flournoy
Velasquez-the Court Painter of
Spain. 80. Mrs. George Flournoy
Murilo--the Painter of the Con-
ception ........ Miss Lowry
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The Five Hundred club wiz be en-
tertained on wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Robert L. Reeves of Jefferson
street. AS Lent comes in early this
season the club will meet every We'd
nesday instead of every other We'd
nesday from now on.
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Miss Minnie Radcliffe will enter
tain the Magazine club on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
X. wheeler, Kentucky avenue and
Fifth strset. The magazines that will
be discussed are: Harper's. North
American Review. Atlantic Monthly,
Outlook, Hubbard's Journeys, Liter.
airy Digest.
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standard club Dance.

The members of the Standard club
danced the Old Year out and the New
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The Matinee Musical club will meet
on "Wednesday afternoon at the Grace
parish house on Broadway. It is the
regular meeting for January. Mrs.
Lela Wade. Lewis is the leader and
Duze.ti and Tosti the composers for
the afternoon.
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There will be supper and Twelfth
Night entertainment on Friday even
ing in the parish house of Grace
Episcopal church. for the members.
After the supper which Will be beau
tifully served at long tables. there
will be a Twelfth Night program
Mrs. c. NJ. Budd, of Memphis,
Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. James
Utterback at her home in Areandia.
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Mrs. Luke Russell and Miss Anne
Sheriff. Baird will entertain at cards
on Tuesday afternoon at their home
on West Jefferson boulevard in honor
of Jackson Day. The invitations are
limited to the married ladies.