The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-04

gates time to get supper before the
river trip. Those clubs that reported
were:
Browning club. Current Events
club and Current Topics club, OF
Bowling Green; Woman's club, Clln-
ton; four clubs of Covington; Wo-
mans History club, Franklin; Fort
nightly club and Woman's Magazine
club, Fulton; College street club.
! Harrodsburg: Mercer County Teach
ers' club. Harrodsburg; Pierian club.
Iawrenceburg: Womans club, Lex
ington: Consumer league, Literature
club. Monday Afternoon club, Free
kindergarten association. Tourist
lcnb. Woman's club, Woman's Emer-
gency association, Louisville; Wo-
mans Book club, Madisonvl,le;
Woman's club, Mayheld; Acme club,
Nicholasvllle: Married Ladies' Read
ing club. Woman's club. greensboro;
Alumni association. Delphic, Maya
zine. Kalosophlc. Matinee Musical
and Woman's clubs. Paducah: Liter
AIRY club. Paris: Progressive Culture
club. Paris; Woman's club, Paris;
Twentieth Century club, Smithland;
Woman's club and Library assocla-
ton, Wickliffe.
n The Entertainment.
| Continuing Wednesdays strenuous
program. the delegates and Paducah
club women left the wharfboat at
1910 O'Clock for n river ride on the
fast steamer Dick Fowler. under the
personal charge OF Mr. Saunders Fow-
Ter and Captain Mark Cole. The sky
cleared perceptibly before the boat
left and over a hundred guests en-
joyed one OF the most unique social
entertainments the federation has
ever known. and from expressions OF
those aboard, an entertainment that
will stand out among all the e,abo-
rate functions OF this meeting. Music
was furnished by the steamer pr
chostra. while the guests scattered
over the handsome steamer. to be
served with ices and cakes wherever
they happened TO sit down. After
going several miles up the Tennessee
river. the boat turned around and
went down the Ohio river past Padu-
cab. thus afiording the guests a ride
on both rivers. Much regret was eS-
pressed at the enforced breylty OF the
trip. when the boat landed at the
wharfboat at S:10 O'Clock. Mrs. Ed
mund Post third vice-president Of
the federation. Mrs. Mildred Davis
and Miss Matte Fowler were the hos
tesses OF the river trip.
Toilettes were again made for the
second OF Wednesday evenings en-
tertainment at the Kentucky Avenue
Presbyterian church at 3 O'Clock,
when local talent gave a recital OF
ten numbers. Mesdames George Il.
Hart. James Wellle and LEILA Wade
Lewis, Misses Anne Bradshaw, Lula
Reed, Mamie O'Brlen. Mayme ORGY
fuss and Messrs. Richard Scott and
William Deal participated The
weather was quiet and a large audi
ence, elegantly gowned. filed the
church. The reception by the Matinee
Musical club followed at the Wa
mans cub building NJ 10 O'Clock.
Many delegates and local club wo-
men. who were kept away from Tues
day evenings opening reception by
the rain, attended this reception,
making it, II possible. more brilliant
than that function. In the receiving
line were the officers of the Matinee
Musical club, the presidents OF the
federated clubs in this city and the
federation officers. Downstairs the
lactive members of the Matinee Musl-
cal club helped to entertain while the
associate members had charge up
stairs.
Cut flowers and ported plants were
distributed artistically over the build
ing. Punch was served on the back
lporch by Misses Allne Bagby, Mayme
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