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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23

handled II in clever, delightful way
that was especially taking.
The Louisville Herald SAYS:
Those who engaged in the discus
sion We're: Linda NJ. Clatworthy,
librarian of the Public Library of
Dayton, o.; Mary L. Downey, organ
izer of the State Commission, Column
bus, o.; Esther Straus, Director of
Children's Work, Cincinnati Public
Library; William NJ Hepburn, Lii
barian of Purdue University; Theo-
dore f. Rose. trustee of the Public
Library of Muncie, Ind, and Jessie
Hopkins, Librarian Of Carnegie Pub
lie Library, Paducah, KY. who dis
cussed exceedingly live topics with
reference to the work OF the library"
Paducah Woman Prominent in Clan
Gregor.
The following item is from the
Washington Cd. c. Post, of October
the 10th: "The organization of the
American Clan Gregor was effected.
and officers elected yesterday. DR..
II, NJ. Magruder, of Charlottesville,
Va. is the head of the clan, with
the title of chieftain. The rules of
the order call for recognition of Sir
Malcolm Macgregor. of Scotland. as
the hereditary chief of the Clan
Gregor, and that the name of the or
ganization shall be American Clan
Gregor." The other officers are:
DR. +. NJ. Magruder. chieftain; Dr.
Jesse Magruder, Ruckerville, Va,
scribe; John Francis Magruder
Bowie, Washington. ID. c., historian;
Or. Stewart b. Muncaster, surgeon;
John Spence Bukey. Vienna, Va,
genealogist; Alexander Muncaster,
Washington. ID. c., chancellor; and
the Rev. Iva NJ. Green, Clifton
Forge, Va, chaplain. The rules and
regulations call for deputy chieftains.
one from each state and territory,
and also for council. these to be
appointed by the chieftain. Mrs A.
b. Sowell. of Paducah, was appointed
deputy chieftain for Kentucky. No
time or place was decided upon for
the next meeting that matter being
left to the council. The Magruder
coat of arms. which Is the same one
used by Alpin, King of Scotland
about 7S7 A. ID. was adopted by the
clan. also the Alpin Badge. a sprig
Of pine. An appropriate insignia and
flag are yet to be decided upon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23

present and the couple received many
pretty and useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will be at
home to their friends at 701 South
Thirteenth street, where they will
reside for a time. with the brides
sister, Mrs. c. o. Shearer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23

upbuilding of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy as a worker in
Christ church, of which she was a
prominent member, and as the MEM
Der of the most famous of southern
families, connected by ties of blood
and marriage with the most promi-
nent people of the south, Mrs. Duke
occupied a position in the social,
club and religious life of Louisville
which makes her death come as a
crushing shock to an unusually wide
circle of friends and acquaintances.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23

The hardest thing in the world to
manage is a wife. The next hardest
Is a husband
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23
Farewell Dance.

A farewell uance was given by Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Ralph, of 121 North
Thirteenth street, Thursday evening
in farewell to their many friends, as
they will leave today for Memphis to
make their future home, Mr.. Ralph
having been transferred to that city
by the Illinois Central railroad. of
which he IS a popular engineer. After
the dancing light refreshments were
served and the evening was most
pleasantly spent. Those present were:
Mrs. Frank Duke, Mrs. r. b. Tinsley,
Mrs. w. H. Ralph, Misses Minnie
Morgan, Maude Ralph, Eva Brown,
Alma Bruce, Annie McGarrigal, Annie
Morgan, Marguerite Bruce. Leila Hol-
lis and Messrs. Terry Malone, Hugh
Snider, Charlie Ralph, Cecil Gillakin,
Ben Frazer. Will T. Mccain, Arthur
Bourland, A. Flint, Owen Robertson
and w. II. Ralph.
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League Friday Afternoon.

The Hospital league met with Mrs.
r.. II. Voolfolk, 40S Washington
street, Friday afternoon. 1t was
largely attended and much interest
was manifested Mrs. Fendel Bur-
nett. Miss Sophia Burnett and Mrs.
J. c. Gore were the new members
taken in.
The league has decided to have a
lunch stand morning, afternoon and
evening at the street fair to be held
during next week under auspices of
the McCracken County Medical asso-
citation. A hospital shower will be
given at the home of Mrs. c. f. Pur-
cell, in November, for the benefit OF
the city hospital
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. II. K. Lindsay.
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Social Evening for Mems League.
The Mems league of Grace church
will hold a social session in the parish
house next Wednesday night, begin
ming at o'clock. Mr.. Saunders
Fowler will speak on the Waterways
Convention. Other speakers will fol-
low and a general social time will be
enjoyed. A general invitation is ex-
tended to the men Of the town.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23
Nickery-Iiussell.

A pretty wedding which was
solemnized at $3.50 o'clock Monday
night by the Rev. G. w. Banks, of
the Fountain Avenue Methodist
church. at the , home of the brides
sister. Mrs. c. o. Shearer, was that
of Miss Agatha Vickery, the attrac-
tive daughter of Mrs. l.. j. Viekery.
of the south side, to Mr.. r. Cren-
shaw Russell, popular Illinois Cen
trail employee.
Mr.. Johnnie Beckleheimer acted
as best man and Miss Lille Roth
was maid of honor.
The bride wore a pretty and be-
coming costume of white that was
charming in simplicity
Delightful refreshments were
served durfing the evening. A num-
Der of friends and relatives were
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and M-s. James Ioften. 231
Clements street, announce the en-
.gagement and approaching marriage
of their daughter. Charlotte, to Mr..
Denver Charles Morton. The mar
rage will take place Monday even
ing. November I, at Z O'Clock in the
evening. thte Rev. ID. w. Fooks OFF,
ciating. The wedding will be a quiet
home affair. The couple will be at
home at 14OS Broadway until jan
Iuary I, when they will remove to
Chicago.
Miss Loften Is an attractive young
woman of THE south side of the city,
with host of friends. Mr.. Morton
% the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Morton. liOS Broadway, and is a
popular young man who has many
friends
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23

High School Girls 10 Compliment
Visitors,

The girls OF the athletic associa-
ton Of p. II. S. will give reception
to the Hopklnsville football team to-
night in the auditorium from s to /
O'Clock. There will be music and re-
treatments will be served by the
hostesses.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23
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! The Week In Society. :,
~ ~ EK

Hal Corbett and Miss Helen Lowry.
The outlook-Mrs Saunders Fow-
Ter.
The Century-Mrs. Samuel T
Hubbard and Mrs. w. f. Bradshaw
Jr
FRIDAY-The Kalosophlc club
will meet at 10 a. m. at the woman's
club building. The program to be
discussed Is:
/. The Church of st. Denis. The
Legend of the Saint-Mrs. Henry
Rudy.
2. Chartres-Miss Mary Scott
3. Isabella OF Bavaria and her
Daughters. Reading from Shake
speare's Henry V.-Mrs. Harry Sim
gleton
4. Current Events-Mlss Eliza
beth Sinnott.
SATURDAY-The Art Department
OF the Woman's club will meet at 10
a. m. at the club house. The pro.
gram will include:
Quntin Matsys 1I60-1531; Life
and WOrks-Mrs. b. l.. Bradley.
Peter Paul Rubens, 1577-1G4O:
His Life and Works and His "Feasts
Of Flesh" canvases-Mrs. c. C..
Gresham.
Here's to the Doctors Street Fair.
All social interest for the coming
week should center in the Street
Fair. which begins Monday and goes
merrlly on through the succeeding
days with the old-time ring of carni-
val gayety. II is the hosts and the
object. though. that combine to make
The occasion one of such especial i'm
portance and attraction, for street
fairs have long ago ceased to have
the charm of novelty in Paducah.
When the dlgnified McCracken Coun-
~ Medical association lends the pres
tlge of its name and backing to
cause whose proceeds will be used as
munitions OF war against the dread
White Plague, then Il behooves
everybody 20 become a ''rooter" for
the Street Fair.
The doctor is eyerybody's friend
so everybody must rally at his call
as he ever does TO theirs. with no
thought of self. resolutely pushing
TO one side his tired body. mind and
heart. TO go "as first aid to the in
jured." Even his pleasures. as in
this case. are TO alleviate in some
way the ills OF humanity.
So, let everyone Join heart and
spirit in the weeks pleasuring. maxi
ing il an occasion OF cooperative
interest. II the "call of the street
fair" does not allure you. go any
way. IL Is your Doctors prescrip-
ton. the proper tonic to be taken
twice a day. afternoon and evening.
The weather? o! consulting ply
slcians" have the Weather Man in
charge. II this most necessary in
gredient to success Is not of the ver.'
best brand furnished willingly. then
he will be anesthetized. and at least
may not do his worst.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-23
Little Miss Mary Webb Blcecker.

ishtiN 'taNN 'ishN "''b p'N'HN'
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Blocker, OF
Columbus. Ga, but formerly of Pa
duoah, are receiving congratulations
on the arrival OF a daughter in their
home on Thursday. The little lady
IS named Mary Webb for Mrs.
Bleecker's grandmother, which will
Idoubly endear her to Paducah friends
as Mrs. Webb was greatly beloved
here.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

elm tsrubmter qrshissr. 0Gbrenc
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JnbiIaen SeutIdb . america,

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fpenoerin, s~rpedeno, 5eidnet uns Der
Wartsntdlenber troute, itiae mdrias
niibe @eoddtniBidss i'm ean5en no
nate. Ollie Soften, ale Stdnot. ale
Gambler, no nod tatbpliides qeben
puIfirt, itimmen in benz frommsn SIRE
ben therein, mad @ot. inner me9r gu
Iieben uno gu perebren unisre mild
rsihe 6elfsrin, mittlerin uno Sir
fprsderin Mlarid, bic uus allen beIfen
unO uns fiibreu pOlIs binauf ms
bimmliide 9atsrlano!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

perOffsutIiht stae 3u1drift, bic benz
Gpangeliiden 9Olis Biirttembere's bic
gBaFfe 9esen Elm .ultramontauss"
Serri6erbaus in bic Sdnb geben nil.
SIS pir0 ndmIid bic Ebronfolgefdbiss
ieit pes 6er3oes angeSpsifeIt nit Rids
ii6t odrouf. OdB nab Der piirttembsrs
aiiden @erfoKune bic Tdbigtsit 3ur
Sbronfolae rettmdbige @eburt aus
elmer ebenbiirtigen mit gspiligung
oes 40nigs esIdlOFensn Gbs porauss
IsBt. Del Der GbeTdlisBuug oes 90.
ters oes Yrin5en Mlbrsht nit Der ias
tboliihen qriusefin Wldris BON Or,
leans Ion aber 40nig WilbeIm Der
@rlte ousoriidli1 baben srtIGrsn laI.
len, baB sr bic @snebmigung 81 oerGbs
muir unter Der @eoinaung srthsiIsn
piiroe, DaB %eipaiee 8inber in Der
epangeIifdlm GpnfeHion sr3oesn ipirs
ben uub oamit fell bic Gbe bes prin5sn
4Ieranber gu elmer bic 2bronfoIsss
fdbigieit dusf6lie5enosn %gefporosn -
cine S6IuBfolge, ing, bic nut elmer
BON benz 6anatisnuis Der Gbdnselis
biinoIer angelranteiten iuriiEfhsn 60.
git geIinst. 80
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

8si ben gGiufa6rungsesrsmo.
MEN" Dss Ct. agelonica Council" Der
@olnmbus Bitter in Rem Yori purs
ben Batrid Wlc8snna un6 Widasl 5.
9onacum. spei 9tipiranisu. ourh bic
Glploion elmer Del benz Mumpig DIT.
msHoetsn qampe 70 i6limm 0erbranUi,
bab McGeuna bsreits isiHsn gsrlsBs
uneen erlsgen 1T. - uno iolhen mors
osriifsn llnfus treibsn tatbos
Ill de Wdnntr!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
CUR Eranenfraes.

Dir Sransnsspssane. rsi5e IN
Heutrsr 3sit ritoer 10 tsst msnsn
f6Iasi. II uit. rsn. G6cu Sci ssn
Esiazii6sa a5msrE sa5 Is sins
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
n aoreb5stist D,lss i'S's

q N%oreb3sttsl, rel1e isesE
q saigstls6t perasn, 3sigsH aus
hsr 4ortne ouh nod Die 3sii an.
ME nett Elm ~ snnsnt oos glast BE-
sab.t b1t. Weun IS gum geiipisI hsiBi
Wdrs OF, 10 6eosuist oisB: gssubIt bis
mara 1901; 4pr. 90, 6I3abIt bis
Qprii 1900; Mai 80. bs5abIt biz Mai
1899. 1drons fam is0sr isben. pis
nett II r%ldjtdneie tit. 0ess orraasbs'
loSIt Eat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Wdbrenb friiber in StdIien 6et
Religicnsunterriht obIigdtorila in
ben @emetnben mar. in nelhen sr bon
ben Gltern Der 9inoer perldnqt purs
be. 1T sr nun fdcuItatip aeiporben.
WeHn bic Mebrbeit oes @emeinoe,
rdtbs BON elmer GrtbsiIune oes 2eli,
gionsunterrihts in Der Gmule nints
iuihen piu, BADEN bic @ltern bca
Redt. ben Der @emeinoe oeeienete 60.
Gale 81 bednipruden. norm fe ben
llnterrimt BON neutrality-suspicious.
ouf sigene 4oitsn ertbeilen lafen icH
men. Sn Rom Bat bereits Der anticle,
ricale Blod bic M~ufbebunq beg Relb
sionsuHterrihts in ben itGbtif6en
S6ulen oecrstirt. ioodB bic GltsrH bic
lleberlah ung PATHFINDER qOeaIs CUR St.
sbeilung oes tatb. Reliaionsunterridts
perlangen miihen. Sin gomite bat id
nun aebiloet. Dem CUR Dedune Der ao'
ten oes llnierri6ts freifui1iae 8eis
trdge in Der 6obe BON 1900 lire gus
einaeH. I'm aber bic iibriaen Gebrs
trdfte onIielen gu tonnsn, lit rsnigs
items bas Dreifdhe erfor0srlit. Der
8lod Ideint absr nit Silfe oes sinen
o6er anberm 3peioeutigen G~efsbsspds
ragrapbeH bas 0efu6 nm usberIaIs
Iung BON GhulIocalen dbipsilen gu
podsn. 6offentli6 psroeu bic Aomsr
einIebsn, oab IS nOtbig 1T. i'm 6inblid
ouf bic tommsHoen aampfidbre ben
biaher asldmmeltsa Gnulfonos gu ber'
itdrten. man muB bic tdtbolifde rD=
miIhe 8e00iterung - 70 briidts ii9
Der grGiioeni oes Gomitss aus - bas
ron g%emobnen. Elm Gpfer fiji bic sigss
nen S6nlsn gu briuoen aud ido;n I'm
FA nit Dem @eoaHten pertraut ga mas
den. zines cages ieue u%nabbdneigsn
SmuleH 81 u%nterbdlien, bic bas 3iel
Der iat6oliI6sn S6ulOreanilation in
elmer mebr ober minoer baloigen 3us
tnnft iein meroen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

IS 1T nunme6r beitimmi. odB
oer 20. Sniernationals guhariitiihe
0onareb in G0ln tagen riro. Sin Sos
cdlcomite. befiebeno aus $50 Nann,
bat fh 6ereits gsbilbst. I'm ale 80rbes
rsitunqen fir ben gongreb. Der pom 4.
bis 8. QuguIi abgsboltsn piro, gu
~trsffsn.