The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-18
kalosophic Club Discusses Legendary
Art.

Kalosophic Club Discusses Legendary
Art.
The Kalosophlc club met In regu-
lar weekly session this morning at
the Woman's club house. The pro-
gram was an interesting one. Miss
Blanche Hills paper on ERA Barth-
olemenio-Albani" was read by Miss
Rella Coleman in the absence of
Miss Hills. "Benvenuto Cellin' was
discussed by Miss Halle Hisey. Miss
Philippa Hughes gave "The Legends
of the Arch-Angel, st. Michael and
st. Sebastian" Current Events were
reported by Miss Belle Cave.
Mr.. c. J. Elmendorf left for Fitz-
gerald, Ca, after visiting his mother
the past few days.
Mr.. Owen Bib and wife and
mother have returned to their home
in Sacramento, KY, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. t. Gish, on 73O
Clark street.
Miss Katherine Sherman, who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Samuel Sugars, on Harahan boule-
ward. for the past month, will leave
for her home. North Branch, Mich,
on Monday.
Miss Mary Bringhurst will arrive
next Tuesday from San Francisco,
Cal. Miss Bringhurst left San Fran
cisco several days ago and stopped In
Shawnee, Okla, to visit her brother,
DR.. Theodore Bringhurst, who will
accompany her home.-Leaf-Chroni-
Gle. Clarksville.
Mrs. Dudley A. Meacham is serious
ly III at her home on North sixth
street.
Attorney ]. c. Flournoy returned
at noon from Benton, where he at
tended circuit court.
J. ID. Rowlett and William Mar
berry, of the Rowlett Tobacco
Works. Murray, are in the city this
afternoon.
MIR. ]. o. Rutter, cashier of the
Bank of Hardin, is in the city.
MIR. Luther Graham, of Murray, is
In the city.
Mr.. Jesse b. Loeb will leave to-
night for Philadelphia to join his sis
ter. Miss Florence Maye Loeb, who
is attending Bryn Mawr college. They
will spend the holidays in New York
city.
Patrick o'Sulllvan, the Irish-Amer-
lean pianist. was the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. b. l.. Bradley, while in the
city
Miss Ada Enders, who has been In
Denver, Col. for some time. is in
the city visiting her mother. Mrs. Sam
skinner, $40 Kentucky avenue.
Miss Jean Morris aud Miss Mary
Morris have returned from Columbia,
NO.. where they are attending col
lege. To spend the holidays with their
father. Mr.. w. +. Morris, at the
Tandy fats.
MIR. Oscar l.. Gregory left last
night for his home at Buffalo, n. "
after a ten days stay looking after
his business interests in this city.
Prof. c. II. Shreve and Mrs. Shreve
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, will arrive Sat
urday to spend Christmas and the
holidays with Mrs. Shreve's mother,
Mrs. Ellen Wilcox, at the Hotel
Craig.
Mrs. Patrick Quinlan and little
son. Of Terre Haute, Ind, are the
guests of Mrs. Quinlan's mother
Mrs. Thomas Settle, on North Fifth
street.
Mrs. Robert E. Moshell is Ill at her
home at the Belvedere hotel with
malaria.
Attorney Charles C. Gresham has
returned from a business trip TO
Ashland City, Tenn.
Mr.. A. o. Stoner, of Bowling
Green, is in the city nbusiness.
Mr.. Frank Leslie, of Cairo, arrived
in the city this morning on business
and a visit with friends.
Mr.. Hugh Williams. day clerk at
the Belvedere. is jill at his home 431
NOTtn run stIetts WIN 'hS e''P'
Hon. John X. Hendrick has gone
to Frankfort on business.
Mr.. ]. r. Chrisman, an engineer
on the Louisville division of the Hi
nois Central railroad, left this after
noon for his home in Nashville TO
spend Christmas with his family.
Mr.. Louie Spence will leave this
evening for Atlanta, Ga, to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Victor Voris and daughter
left at noon today for indianapolis 10
spend Christmas with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Clark went to Eddyville
on business today.
Mr.. A. ID. Stoyle went to Frankfort
on business today.
Misses Madelein and Julia Cooke
left at noon today for Clarksviile TO
spend Christmas with their mother.
Mr.. C. ]. Kopf left today for st.
I.onls on business.
Miss Mary b. Jennings and MISS
Mamie Bauer will return home this
evening from Washington, d. Co.