The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-06

Mary Pearl Robertson, Madge Grief
Muriel Nickles, Ellen Mansfield, Hen
lrfetta Earnhardt. la Earnhardt
A1essrs. Wen Rodfus, Yeiser Morgan
Eulis Orr, Walter Bamberger, Joe
Pace. Louis Laveau.
Social Compliments TO Popular Padu
} cab Woman.
Mrs. Victor Voris arrived home on
Friday from wish to her mother
! Mrs. j. H. Shelly, in Dallas, Texas
Her stay has been five weeks OF un.
interrupted pleasure and includes
some charming side trips to Houston
and other Texas cities. Beau Monde,
the weekly society paper of Dallas,
in the last issue says:
! "Our society women who visit
Houston come back enthusiastic over
the way the prime donne of the Hous-
ton drawing rooms entertain. Mrs.
Victor voris. nee Shelly, of Paducah,
Ky, who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
j. II. Shelly, spent week or more in
Houston, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Sharpe, who entertained her most
delightfully."- in their palatial new
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Ellis
gave a double box and supper party
I'm her honor, and Mrs. VIM. Jones,
who is famed for her beautiful func-
tions, entertained during her visit
Says the Houston Post:
Mrs. Will e. Jones honored Mrs.
Victor Voris, of Kentucky, Mrs. w.
b. Sharp's guest, this afternoon with
bridge party, which was through
out happily suggestive of the season.
The entire floral adornment of the
elegant home consisted of quantities
of beautiful Easter lilies whose dig
nifty and purity of bloom made them
REALISTICALLY harmonious with the rare
and lovely furnishings of the home.
The score cards were in hand-paint-
ed Easter lily designs, and the ices
served we're nodded in the same fash
ion."
A portion of the week was spent by
Mrs. Voris at house party near Fort
Worth, in the beautiful country home
of a school friend, which is known as
1.-THE Hunter Wilson Place" famed
for its charming environments and
pretty chatelaine.' An automobile
run to Humble. the New Beaumont,
was delightful event of the week.
A number of pretty functions of
the past two weeks in Dallas at which
Mrs. voris was guest are listed by|
Beau Monde as follows:
"Evelle Mere, the new home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Shelly in Oak Lawn.
was the scene and settling Of an in
formal. but dressy, tea-pouring Wed
nesday, given by Mrs. Shelly in hon
or of her daughter. Mrs. Victor voris,
u ouuSohs N.Y. WIZ, Win ucT DdDy
girl, Elsie Eunice, has been here for
a Lenten visit, but will leave next
week for home. The house, which is
modelled after the inviting English
houses, has most artistic interior in
and with the hostess hand
some rugs. hangIngs and art pieces
touched up with springs sweetest
blossoms, was decidedly charming on
this afternoon. The flowers were ar.
ranged in baskets about the cabi-
nets and easements of the reception
hall, where the hostess, assisted by
Mesdames E. P. Turner, George No
Bile and Mrs. Franklin, of Colorado
Springs, received the guests. The re-
ception room, where Mrs. Voris, In a
Watteau princess gown of Pompadour
rose brocade, trimmed in chiffon and
Maine roses, and wearing some huge
pearls, met her Dallas friends, was
|abloom with La France roses and
Lawson carnations, and softly Hum
lined by pink shaded lights The
second place of honor was given to
Miss Spur, of Lexington. KY, guest
|of Mrs. Russell V. Rogers, who also
wore beautiful gown OF rose bro
cade in the Empire style. with some
rare old jewels. Assisting In this
room we're Mesdames ]. B. Smoot,
James Cochran. Murrell Buckner and
Moore, Of Denver. The dining room,
with its soft tones and latticed win
dows, was fragrant with hyacinths
and tulips and the punch room was
perjury with violets and dewy ferns.
The assisting party In these rooms
where cream and Strawberries. waters
and minis and cooling punch were
served, included Misses Elsie and
Berthalee Shelly. In the cozy
living room, with It's pretty garden