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4 Mean AevantaHs

"You say he accused you of beinG untruthful?"
 That's what happened" answered Piute Pete, with much embarrassment. And lives to tell the taleT'
 "Well you see he used long words In such a roundabout way that he was out O town bet ,re l had fingered ou, exactly what he meant"-Washin&ton Star.
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Dress Maker
EurnitUre

R. T. EUGENE RoSS--1719 West Sixth avenue. Repairing and refin- ishing, enamel iron beds, etc. Have your stove put up and Feploish, base burners also. Special attention 70 crippled rockers and dining chairs Carpet and mating laying. Old phone 1191 and 745.
 Lunch Counter in connection.
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Blacksniths

BLACKSMlTI--A. K Mauock, 61S West Barraque Street. General Blacksmithing, Buggy and carriage repair work. S5 years experience New work especially.
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'.' t 5..a i'= Ssas s,razt. Whzsa N E.. Fzz
 eeste tE fr&s.a Af. Sark eateusfei ta naa WaE se tuz asd ant n frs class shape have ma=as.A ihe cleaning and rstestae aas1aae5 ! hope to se~rp fau aftet Serp re spee,fall F. T. a.aesoR.
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Sure Cure,

Here's a letter from young mah. bald the answers to correspondents cd Dtor, "who wants to know how he can break himself of tbe cigarette habit" Tell him to marry strong minded
 woman who objects to it." growled tbe bnake eGitor,-Chicago News.
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Umbrellas

!. CLICK StsERG. xpert Umbrella Re- pairer Corner second Avenne and
 Walnut Straet, opposite Old Tele-
 phone building, Covers from soc to s7.5G always on band. All work ex- coated prompt,r and satisfaction guaranteed. Work called for and delivered Yoay patronage solicited
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rhe Whole She ".


 When itubinsten in WIS traretE; through the United states lpon cen cert tour Il ehancP3 that tarnum cir GUS followed exactly the same te'ie chosen by the great Russian. On ca occasion when the tIaln was filed wii; snake charmers. acrohats, clowrf nis' the like the guard. noticing IarhH' Rubinstem's remarkable nppcaranaa' asked him, "i>o you belong 10 th show:" Turning biS leouine head wt'' | sayalle shake RuDuStein fer"V.t srpwlcd out, Sir. am the shOwr'
 Fog and Sound.
 In A fOg at sea the toll of hNll buoy Is singulariy grave and solemn. we'll matched by the weird note of A whistling buoy. Unfortunately the value of both is lessened In foggy weather from there being but little motion of the sea. Nothing. too. Is more difficult than to distinguish in a fog the direction from which sound comes. This Is in part due doubtless tp the interference offered to tie straight course of the waves carrying the sound, but also probably to the absence of the normal. although un' suspected. coordination of eye md ear in locating tE@ origin of sound The assistance of the eye on goa and land is instinctive'y given to the car in many different ways. In fo} the ear has only lt1elf to trust to- London Spectator
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J. W. TARvER-Dealer in Groceries and Meats. Old phone 175. 627 East Sixth avenue. Quantity, quality and weights guaranteed.
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What Is a Baby2

A baby: That which makes home happier, love stronger. patience great
 ers hands buster. nights longer, days
 Phorter. the past forgotten, the future r1ghter.-Rupert's Magazine.
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Groceries

SPECIAL, NOTICE-For the conven- fence of my customers in the West End, will in few days open a Meat Market in my store at s2l West Second avenue. Will handle only the best cuts of foreign and domestic meats. J. w. TARVER.
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Met Her Eul, viejoht

Mistress-Letta. Letta, you'll break that fragile table with your full weight or 1t. Letta--I haven't my full weight on 1t; I'm standing on one foot.
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4 eishsins Super.

The following little gem wss one ot the erperiences of Mir, Benson. the shakeSpearean actor:
 Mr Benson made professional visit to Tablin. md the reaearssis Included the doe training or a bedy of stag~ asssssHn.s ts represent the buried 5, eetfae.inK supporters of nhharS '.CnuaShN,k.- whsu ttnt moL2rcG sue. cuinss4 n s=s yaSia GEht af R.chmuRd cn inc ss-ed = I.ss ssoz'a On he u..le ss the first ,,er7arB.asse = tie tragc3& ,s. army thu S7s sa C Stubbova,y reFssspd ic teaye tse Sei3 = to ac saaw ledge lss,. ,&SqLsse.zz AUt ftses
 n iss< roroez q RE sz I'd cayt sFsTe se-,!slsv- SoLAIng e.aJt s fagls@ .aetN ;o q propc' ts,, s7vs ss :0- rank me file" salG
 "Lool, hcra> .. r yOV ,la' us to be beaten, S~>> sss 5E ,s@ nor" 0ne leading "6r~. q party sin EichMond's arHtA SOD s Weekly.
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RooIl.-

Nice cool rooms fos light hoasekeea# ing. Also rooms with boa-l NltS. G. !. MEYERS. 123 North Eseeh Street.
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The one who will be found in tris eapa ble of great acts of love is eve the one who is doing consider smal oLss--F. w. Robertson
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Brick

Y. O. c. BRICK CO.-Manafacturers of Building Brick. Capacity 3o.00o per day. A square brick and a square deal Old phone 9iS. Pine Bluff. Ark.
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NoncommittaI.

Noncorn lttal "Guilty or not gulltyT' "Yes," responded he man at the haf "Whats that" Guerled the court sharply.
 "You asked whether I was guilty or not guilty, and oF rouree am. Of the two conditions te1..A not we'll escape both"
 But which ire roui" "Aw. 20 on, judge, Whats the jur5 for:"- Philadelphia Ledger.
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Attentions ceased,

 els Willie still paying attention to Tiilie:'' '"No'' "Did te jilt herr" "No: he married er"-INustratec Bits.
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Cla s s flied BuSir1 SS D K E C. TO ORY Pine Bluff, Arkansas

HARRIS FOroGGAEsR -Gnldreu.s totosrafs speea,,y Cloudy days rood as SaHShzuo ,cr s1inss- Old phone 1859, f-s 1-e West Second Avenue, P;ne Buff. ArS.
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Photographer

ECK THE PHOTOGRAPHER -5f2 West Seeeaa Avenue. Pine Bluff. will not close Is gallery this sum- mer as heretofore, but VII ae ready at any time to do ali hiads of photo work in the latest style and at very reasonable prices. Information in yegard to sizes, sty.es, etc, eaeer- faNy siven,
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Horseshoer

W. o. WILT Practical HoyeShocr. | guarantee to cure Cerns, Quarter.
 Cracks. Interfering, Knee Knocking. Forging and Cross Firing. Old phone
 No 1886. ili West Second Avenue.
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Restaurant

Cal . Anae9sen.s Restaurant and Boarding House. First class accom- raodaGcas Groceries iu eeHaee- ton. J \ ANDERSON. Prop. 7o6 Eas. flG~fh Street
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Grain, Feedstuffs

WESTBROOK GRAIN AND COMMIS- SION CO.-Wholesale Grain and Feed Stuffs. Carload lots a spe. cialty.
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ou,Iitie. of the Oyster.

San Franciscan has discovered s nav method of cutting short recIt2'' { uat promise to become t"o ionS wind
 eA~ An acquaintance of his vh2 has Mai reputation as bore Has 9n, VI t,liing forth at some lensiE NAs tH ali. .rrnian interrupted hi;n w z T v-ay. did l ever fell yea t#' etnfy o,se -sferT'
 on rec ssSIS negative reply he e'', tnaed:
 .It seems d,t~ oysters arr saA essfrom ttF ga th'~ ss open lhci, shels so La f.e juleS sid r,. cast as tIs l. unaesiratN zs x eaced 6yster gtths5,r has Aer close ut ha ad int, which th. C plunged as soon as t bee.ns 10 d> its shell"
 5swei, and what them ssaed 5Is other as the narrator paused.
 The San Franciscan sni ed. ,tsOh. after, awhile the ysttr learns tp keep its mouth shut" na seTarS"t ouietly.--Exchange
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VeteU
Wood

HICKORY WOOD Cp aae NeS Sixth Street. Old pheue ;sd Ne~ phone 206 All kinds of >tuYe Wna. and blocks. Ali orders seen pamFs attention. Wood deli,eied tn aH9 part af city Yours tf 5'Fv#e"=
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No man has learned Gnything rightly lantil he knows that svery day b
 oemeday. Emerson
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Meat Market

N WI. F. JANlESoN-D Dealer in Fresh Meats, Game, Poultry. ctc Fish and Oysters in season. I7la West S:Hth Avenue. roth phones
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Sl1o Shop

L. MARCUS naa,e, ta Sew ant H5- fl Shoes. Fl Els Thfrd ayeaHe Al k.n3# et rsg# t.s t6ae
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THOMPSON wur TAILOR Clean ins. altering and repairing spe- clalty. All work Lrle.ly first class t03 West Second Avenue Old phone tS9
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X k1 tsN 

] N. RoYSfoN-s rzIfQE sap fSoo West S.xsE Haua- r place to get eee- se'afs zaaa=f pressed and rena a=.
 carefully aa I # "a Ez# ##7# Gfe elethss. e=a raaoe f55d
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G E. JOHNSON jOl2 PRATT
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-02

Mrs Sal,lc Morrow was hostess {,
the Paducah chapter, Daughters o
the American Revolution, on Frida,
afternoon al her home on jefferson
street II was the regular meeting Z
the chapter. but May Day was "
phasized in a pretty and patriotic -
The front porch and doorway We
with flags Sweet peas In the.
of pink and white. were in 'a's.N'
profusion throughout the rQt ne
ices and cakes of the depiai ,u"
cheon emphasized the PIN "u ""''e
motif IN an attractive VIZ
At the business sessESo. Tue c""P
ter two steps were TN 'ha' "'' y,
more than usual y'li'n' anu ma
promise far-reachls results Mrs. ;,
n pnlliam and hss Emily Morrow
were made hhnllltee 70 consuIl
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-02
ENJOYABLE Euehrc.

The Catholic Knights and Ladies
of America entertained with a euchre
on Thursday evening at the knights
of Columbus hall on Broadway. 1t
was a largely attended affair. The
first prizes were taken by Miss Pearl
Stroud and Mr.. John Mulherron. Mrs.
]. f. Honich and Mr.. John Dicke car
ried off second honors. The consola-
ton prizes fell to Miss Edna Herdy
and Mr.. John Little. Mr.. Leo Haag
received the guest prize.
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tractive country home. Woodland"
The date was advanced from the last
OF the week in compliment to Mrs.
Phillips house guests, Mrs. John
Arnold Bell and Mrs. Frank o. Watts,
Of Nashville, Tenn; who will leave
on Friday for their home. 1t will be
the final meeting Of the club for the
year and a social occasion of more
than usual interest. The current
magazines will be discussed by: Mrs.
George c. Wallace, Miss Helen Bullitt
Lowry, Mrs. Frank l.. Scott, Mrs.
Charles X Wheeler, Mrs. Edward H..
IBrnghurst
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-02

ST Louis. Elizabeth Gregory of Louis
Vile, Edith Schofeld of Chicago,
Mary Swiggart, of Union City, Tenn,
Rose English, of Louisville, Marjorie
Scott, Katherine Powell, Garnette
Buckner, Helen Hills, Blanche Hills,
Lille May Winstead, Faith Langstaff,
Belle Cave. May Owen, Henry All
colt. Carllne Sowell, Elizabeth Sebree,
Jane Stevenson, Messrs. Edwin r..
Bewley, of TT. Worth, Morton Hand,
Jay. Harlan, Joe Exall, DR.. /. b.
Howell. Joe Wenger, Wallace We'll,
Henry Dewey, George Dubois, Stuart
Sinnott, Vaughan Scott, Douglas
Bagby, Charles Rieke, Walter Iverson,
David Roger, Frank Davis, John
Brooks, Dow Wilcox, Robert Guthrie,
Edwin Paxton, Pat McElrath, Ros-
coe Reed, Clay Kidd, Richard Dono-
van.
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with the proper authorities in regard
to having the Flag placed on all the
public buildings, the library, schools
and oSty buildings. Mrs. Charles X.
Wheeler and DR.. Della Caldwell were
Appointed to confer with Superlntend-
'ent J. A. Carnagey as to the school
children being trained to stand when
the National Airs are played and to
salute the Flag. Each member Of
the chapter pledged herself to set an
example in this.
Dr. Della Caldwell, chairman of the
Memorial Fountain committee. read
Ia letter just received from Mr.. dorado
Taft, of Chicago, stating that he had
about completed the model for the
fountain and that the picture would
be sent to the chapter in a few days.
An interesting character sketch OF
Rebecca Brian Boone was given by
Miss Matte Fowler. Mrs. George b.
Hart gave some attractive music.
A report of the d. A. Irrational
Congress, just closed in Washington,
was given by Mrs. Eli G. Boone, the
regent of a chapter. Mrs Boone was
an interested attendant at all the ses-
sons and her report was an enthusi-
astic summary Of the most notable
features of the event Mrs. Boone
gave it most attractively and covered
the wide field in a brilliant way. The
chapter heard with especial interest
that when Mrs. Chenault, the state
regent. made her report before the
congress, of the % chapters of the
state she only singled out three for
especial mention and the Paducah
chapter was one of the three, a most
signal and deserved compliment.
There was large attendance OF
the members and three new members
were added to the chapter: Mrs. T..
T.. Holland. Mrs. /. d. Wilcox and
Mrs. Paul Province.
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Pretty Luncheon in Wedding Color
Motif "a

Mrs. Oscar l.. Gregory was the "
tess of a beautiful luncheon on u.
day at O'Clock at her home, "B' =
Hail." Gregory Place. The guy u
honor were Miss Marjorie ST.
bride of the week, and herr !, VI,
town bridesmaids. Miss N'oo .,l
Gregory. of Louisville; y i ,,,,o
Bruen, of Webb City. Mo iS9 - r,Ise
.Obear, of ST. Louis. 7, appo' Nv.
ments Of the table csgsu gu. .ne
lavender and pink colo uo'ii Vi nv
effective arrangement sWeet peas
the wedding flower, inc oo'olS 1aN-
ender, pink and we. cove, .,. were g
laid for ten and iu"o o,, was 4"
delightful seven irse 'ii''''
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Mrs. Hell and Mrs. Watts Honorees

Miss Anna Webb and Mrs. william
u. Webb gave an informal bridge
party on Friday afternoon in dompli-
mont to Mrs. John Arnold Bell and
Mrs. Frank o. Watts, of Nashville,
Tenn, who are the guests of Mrs.
Robert Becker Phillips. The house
was prettily decorated with red roses.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. Watts They were gold hat
pin and a Dresden china hat pin
holder. The luncheon was an at
ltractiyely appointed affair. The cream
was served In pretty baskets OF cake
decorated with the strawberry vine.
leaves and flowers iced upon them.
Tho individual cakes were iced in
green and white. Strawberries were
served with these and the plates were
wreathed with red roses Besides the
two guests OF honor there were: Miss
Jane Skehington. OF Dyersburg. Tenn:
Mrs Victor Vorls. Mrs. Frank Boyd,
Mrs l. ID. Wilcox, Mrs. w b. Nc
Pherson, Mrs r. y. Phillips, Mrs.
William Marble. Mrs Louise Max
well. Mrs. John Keller. Mrs. Richard
Terrell. Mrs. May Rieke. Mrs. John
Scott, Miss Carrie Rieke, Miss Mary
Boswell.
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Complimentary to Attractive Temes-
see Women.

Mrs. Clarence SherFil's informal,
tea on Thursday afternoon from 1880
until GOO was a pretty compliment
to her house guest, Miss Mary Swig
gart of Union City. Tenn, and to
Mrs. Frank o. Watts, of Nashville,
Tenn, who is visiting Mrs. Rober;
Becker Phillips The attractive Sher-
rill home on Fountain avenue was
especially effective in its dcorations
carnations with, ferns being used
throughout. The hall was a SYM
phony in red. In the parlor white
carnations with the green made g
charming effect The appointments
OF the dining room were pink and the
tea table held an artistic basket OF
pink carnations.
Receiving with Mrs. Sheriff. in the
parlor were: Miss Stuttgart. Mrs
Watts and Mrs. Robert Phillips. In
thc hall were Mrs. Edward II. Bring
hurst and Mrs. Vernon Blythe. IL
the dining room Mrs w. b. Nc
Pherson poured the tea Mrs. Luke
Russell Miss Margaret Park. Miss
Blanche Hills and Miss Philippe
Hughes received in the dining room
IN informal musical program wa'
delightfully."- rendered by Miss Anni'
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The DeIphic Club Is Receiving This
Aftcrnoonlat Woman's Club House.

The Delphic club is having its open
meeting this afternoon at the Wo-
mans club house. For several years
the club has received informally at
the close of the years work and pre-
scented an attractive program. These
have been delightful social occasions
and this year will be equally notable.
The club colors. green and white, are
carried out in the decorations Of the
rooms. palms. ferns and white carna-
lions being effectively used. Light
refreshments will be served. A re-
sumo of the years study of Egyptian
history and literature is outlined in
the program being presented.
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Announcements.

TUESDAY-Mrs Thomas Craw-
ford Leecb will entertain at cards at
2:3O y. y. at hen home, 105 Foun-
tain aveMe.
TUESDAY -- paducah chapter,
Daught'rs Of the Confederscy, will be
entertained at 3 .. m. by Mrs Henry
Horace Cleugh and Mrs. James A.
Young az the home OF their mother,
Mrs. $ II. Clark, 9Q1 Clay street It
will 70 Morgan Afternoon" and
the program is:
I. Character Sketch of General
John l. Morgan-Miss Mary X.
Sowell.
2. PERSONAL "reminiscences OF
Morgan Louise Maxwell.
D. Vocal Duet-Mrs Leila Wade
LOWS add Mrs. W. c. Gray.
{. leading Kentucky Belle
Mrs H. H. 'Duley.
>. Vocal Solo Miss Anne Brad
shaw.
TUEDAY-The Carpe Diem club
will be Entertained IN the evening by
Miss Theresa Klrohot at her home on
The Pins road.
WEDESDAY-The Matinee Must
cal clul will meet at p. m. at the
Womaus club house Mrs. Victor
Voris All Mrs. John W. Little are the
leaders,. The program will feature
"Symphnles end Sonatas."
THUISDAY-The wqman's club
Will met at 2:30 p. m. In regular
session Il the club house. The open
mcetinEat $3.50 y. m is under the
auspices OF the Art department of
the cul Miss Anna webb. chairman.
Tho clp members are requested TO
present heir tickets at the door.
The proram for the open meeting Is:
I. Hungarian Dances Nos.
q and 7tJohauncs Brahms M isses
Rubimu. Donovan and Crumbaugh.
.. 'rho Development Of Art
Through the Italian Renaissance.
with rohing OF Browning's Andrea
de sara Miss Anna Webb.
3. Ncal Solo (Selected) Miss
Caroline Ham.
{. Comparison OF Andrea del
sarto ah Raphael Miss Compton,.
FRlIAY The Alumni association
will met az the High school audi
torlum q $3.50 p. m. Tho meeting Is
under DC auspices of the Current
IAtoratre committee: Mrs Hal Cor
bett. Mss Kate White. Miss Matte
Fowler Current Events will be dis
cussed y Miss Ora V. Leigh.
8
Magalirs Club 10 Meet NJ Woodland.
The Iagazine club will be enter
talncd N Tuesday morning by Mrs.
Robert Becker Phillips at her at
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,,,o,,,,,, ,frnoon for Visitor.

Mrs ( Dabney entertained IN
sorraur Thursday afternoon at
hor bor,o 4 North Fifth street COM
nitn,on,a. 10 Mrs. Halle c. Bewley,
80 port birth. Texas, and Mrs. VIII
,iaui IIPinkerton, of Client, Ky. The
rous. sss prettily decorated with
swoe peas and the colors lavender
nm ,Gink were attractively empha-
IA in the appointments of the iun-
con. The out-of-town guests pres
VT in addition TO the guests of honor
we're: Mrs. Frank o. Watts, of Nash
vile, Tenn: Miss Lucy Bruen, OF
Webb City. Mo: Miss Elise Obear, of
st. Louis; Miss Elizabeth Gregory, OF
Louisville.
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FOR TRANSIENT GUESTS.

Cupld's cleaning house today
In Mlranda's heart, n
Here II Is the first of Mag!
Cupid's cleaning >house today,
For the summer guests make way /;
Winter beau, depart
Cupld's cleaning house today
In Miranda's heart.
Cupid's cleaning house today
In Mranda's heart,
No one tenant long may stay.
Cupld's cleaning house today
That the summer boarders may
Get an early start.
Cupid's cleaning house today
In MlranLa's heart.
Exchange
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Pleasant Social Evening.

A Missionary Social" was given
on Thursday evening by the Home
Mission society of the Broadway
Methodist church at the residence of
the Rev. J. w. Blackard and Mrs.
BACKYARD, 1104 Jefferson street. II
was a very delightful occasion. The
members of the society assisted Mrs
BACKYARD in receiving. The rooms
were prettily appointed throughout
and large crowd was present. Music
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Enioynhlc Surnrise Party.

Miss Gertrude Voight gave a sur
prise party Tuesday night in honor of
Misses Nellie Weight and Miss Minnie
Voight 1928 South Fifth street. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
various games. Delightful refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Misses Lila Kelly, Nellie
ROark. Gertrude Weight, Kate Men
ard. Ruth Moore, Nell Weight, Minnie
Voight and Messrs. Ed Menard
George Rock. Mr.. Rash, Earl Ingram
Harry Noight, n. Broadfoot, Harley
Rector and Fred Bahr
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-02

The Delphic club closed its study
of Egyptian history and literature on
Tuesday morning at the regular meet
ing in the Carnegie library. Two in
'teresting and able papers were pre-
scented. What England Has Done
for Egypt in the Last Twenty-Five
Years" was given by Mrs. A. r.
Meyers. Egypt as World-Power"
was discussed by Mrs. Annie Morrow.
The year books for the next sea-
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and readings featured the evening in
an informal way. The dining-room
was attractiyely decorated with red
and white carnations and ferns and
the ices carried out the red and
white motif. . Fruit frappe was served
during the evening.
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Dinner Party for birthday.

Complimentary to. Mr.. VIII jordan,
SIS south Third street, Mrs. Jordan
entertained some friends at dinner
on Tuesday. 1t was an elaborts
course affair and the table was attract
lively decorated with spring flowers
IL was honor of the 43rd birthday OF
Mr. Jordan.
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symnhonies and Sonatas.

The Matinee Musical club at its
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at
the Woman's club house will present
an attractive program featuring SYM
phonies aud Sonatas under the direc-
ton of Mrs. John w. Little and Mrs.
Victor Voris, as follows:
I. Piano solo, llaydn's Sonata In
n major-Miss Donovan.
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Brilliant Ball for Confederate Monu-
mcnt,

The L. d. c. ball for the benefit OF
the Confederate monument fund was
quite a brilliant social occasion. 1t
was given at the big Auditorium rink
which was deliberately decorated in
the colors red and white and the flags
of the confederacy. After program
dances the german was danced. Mr.
John Brooks and Mr.. James Langstafi
led. There were a number of favor
figures. Small confederate flags were
souvenir favors. The grand march
was a pretty spectacle and was led by
Mr.. Fred Wade and Miss Belle Cave
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Complimentary Dinner and Box Party

A dinner party was given at the
Palmer House on Tuesday evening
followed by a box party at the Ken
lucky theatre, in honor of Miss Mar
jorie Scott and her wedding party.
Included were: Miss Scott and Mr..
Bewley, Miss Gregory and Mr..
Vaughan Scott, Miss Obear and Mr.
Edwin Paxton, Miss Bruen and Mr.
Morton Hand. Miss Hills and Mr.
David Roger, Miss Wallace and Mr..
! George Dubois.
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(Contir ued on page seven.)

If your time is limited 1t is stiii
better to answer but one want al. to-
day than none at all.
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Bradshaw. Miss Lula Reed and Mrs.
Sheriff.. There were fifty guests
who called during the hours.