The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-12
Began With High Mass This
Morning When Special
Music Was Rendered.
Closes Tonight With Enter.
tainment at the Kentucky
THE PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT

hlversary Of st, Mary's academy was
started this morning with high mass
at st. Francis de Sales church, with
special music, and this afternoon.
from 2 to . reception was held in
the residence and II was thronged
during the hours with friends and
patrons of the schools.
The celebration will be brought TO
a close tonight with an entertainment
at The Kentucky at s O'Clock, at
which Col. Q. Q. Qulgley will make
the principal address.
Following is the program:
instrumental Duet-Mlsses Mamie
lO'Brien and Lula Reed.
lntroduction-John j. Dorian.
Address-Hon. James p. Smith,
Mayor.
Vocal So.o-Mrs. Leila Wade Lewis.
"Reminiscences of st. Mary's''-
Col. Q. Q. Quigley.
Memories of School Days"-Miss
Sadie Paxton.
Vocal Solo-Mr. r. d. MacMillen.
Address-Hon. Hal S. Corbett.
Vocal Solo-Miss Wayne Dryfuss.
Address, "The Catholic Sisterhood"
Hon. Thomas Walsh. of Louisville.
Closing-John T. Donovan.
Reception This Afternoon.
The reception at st. Mary's acad-
emy this afternoon is being largely
attended by the citizens of Paiucah
and a large number of out-of-town
guests. The academy building and
the Sisters home are beautifully
decorated with ported plants, ferns,
palms. isrge vases of goldenrod ana
chrysanthemums. In the reception
room of the Sisters home We're a
number of the old graduates OF st.
Mary's: some were of the class of
1859, the first graduating class OF st.
Mary's. The music room Of the acad-
envy was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The Sisters, who are in
lcharge OF the different rooms, are at
the head of the reception committees.
A guest-book in charge of a young
ladies' committee has a few names
over a thousand registered. In the
lrefreshment hall an orchestra is hid
den in a bank of flowers. palms and
ferns. All the rooms and halls are
decorated with gold and white
draperies in honor Of the golden
jubilee.
The committees in charge are as
follows:
Front Door-Mrs. Frank Fisher.
Mrs. Lightfoot Miss Ashoff, Mrs.
Wolf.
Refreshments-Mrs John Atkins.
Miss Alice NOLAN. Mrs. Dunn. Mrs.
John Dicke, Miss Fora Petit. Mrs.
Weikel.
st. Mary's Early Pupils-Mrs. Nc
Creery. Mrs. Andrew We'll, Mrs.
Sweatman. Miss Sue Atchison. Mrs.
G.. Wright, Mrs. DR.. Graves. Mrs.
Jennie Hoover. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
Donigan. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Ru-
doph, Miss Haupenthal. Mrs. DR..
Brooks. Miss Julia Smedley,,
Guest Book-Miss Anna Harlan.
Mrs. Nellie Yopp Riley, Miss Ollie
Clark. Miss Nellie Gockel.
Room Sister Anatolia-Mrs.
James Sewer. Mrs. DR.. Bradley. Mrs.
Keegan.
Room 2--Sister Philomena
Lonis Clark, Mrs. Donovan. Mrs. Ella
Rogers. Mrs. NJ. Lydon.
Room 3-Sister Mercedes-Mr
Hoffman, Miss Marie Far,ey. Mrs.
Walter Seek.
Room 4-Sister Mary Henry-Mrs.
Clements. Mrs. Hannah, Miss Ella
Donigan.
Room SISTER Thomas Marie
Mrs. X. Mulvin, Mrs. Lally, Mrs.
Peter Puryear, Mrs. J. c. Butler.
Room G-Sister Georgia-Mrs.
Oehlschlaeger. Mrs. Starks. Rena Ber-
nard. Mrs. Snyder
Room 7-Sister Gathering Theresa
Mrs. Grogan, Frances Schraven.
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Budde.
Room Sister Mary Louise
Gertrude Scott, Carrie Warren. Mrs.
J. A. Mccain, Mrs. Hassman.
Room Sister Mary Clementino
Josie Bloomfield, Bertha Hill. Mrs.
lanes Glauber, Sadie Paxton. Isabel
NOLAN.