The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-02
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Literature, which win present Miss
Margaret Anderson. OF Louisville, in
a reading Of the poet Keats.
THURSDAY-The annual Fair Hop
under the auspices of the German
club at the Palmer House in the even
ing, in honor of visitors in the city.
HRIDAY-The Kalosophlc club will
meet at 10 a. m. at the woman's
club building. The program for the
meeting is:
1. Conditions OF France during
the reign Of Louis VII and his sue
cessors-Mrs. w. f. Bradshaw. Jr.
2 Eleanor OF Acquiltaine as
Queen Of France and England-Mrs.
John Brooks. Jr.
3. Amien-The Gothic Spirit.
4. Current Events-Mlss Rella
Coleman.
with the advent OF cool weather
came the FIRST meetings of the liter
airy and social clubs, and most OF
them held their first meetings OF the
season the past week. Next week "a
fair week, and many visitors are ex-
pected for the event. The dance. 10
be given az the Palmer by the Ger
man club viii be the chief social
event. and there are several lesser
ones on the calendar.
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The ID. A. N.
The ID. A. r. had it, first meeting
.of the season Friday afternoon with
Mrs NJ b. Nash. regent. The roll
call was answered by the members
responding with the names Of women
or the revolution. Mrs. IL S Wells
read a paper on the Battle Of Bunker
Hill that had n very interesting story
In connection with Il. The article
was written by a woman who lived
during the war. and was a witness
when twelve years OF age 10 the fam
Gus battle II occurred near her
home place. The article was written
years after and was handed down
through the different branches OF the
family and Mrs. Wells heard Of II
when she was In Boston last summer
and was fortunate enough TO secure
a copy Mrs. /. o. Walker read a
paper on the History OF the Reyolu !
ton. Five new members were adj
mitted during the meeting and Mrs
NJ y. Nash ana Mrs. I. o. Walker.
were appointed delegates 20 the state
convention which will convene at.
Frankfort on the goth OF this month
After the business meeting refresh.
ments were served
$3.50.
Reception In Compliment 20 Matinee
Musical Club.
Mrs. Hubbard 5 Wells. PRESIDENT
Of the Matinee Musical club. IS enter,
tsining with an informal receptionl
IN honor Of the members of the club
this afternoon from to ) O'Clock at
her apartments In The Shamrock onl
broadway. The rooms are charm
lngly effective in their arrangement
and decoration. GoldenrOd. the club
flower. and the purple Wild Asters
touches OF the club colors. Violet and
Gold. Il Is a social meeting OF the
club preceding the regular program
meetings which will begin next We'd
nesiay Mrs Wells Is assisted I'M
receiving her guests by the ofiicersl
OF the club: Mrs Hal Corbett. viceI
president: Miss Virginia Newell. re-
cordine secretary: Mrs. Leila WadeI
Lewis. corresponding secretary; Mrs
George r. Hart, librarian ReceivingI
m he dining room are Associate andl
Student members Of the club. Thel
club membership which includes Ac
tive. Associate. Honorary and stu
dent, Is 175.
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Soulc-Burrow Concert Last Night
The appearance of Miss Lucyotte
soule. OF this city, In concert with
The Misses Shellge and nellie Burrow,
Of Tennessee. last night at the Broad
way Methodist church was a treat
for the music lovers OF the city. In
her singing Miss Soule, who has been
4 student at the College of Music in
Cincinnati, me, the approval OF her
audience. which nearly filed the lee
ture room Both in solos and in con-
cert her voice showed the same
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