The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-26

lpiece OF the table was a large cir
ocular bed of the flower and the
tawney hues OF yellow and red were
effectively brought out in the deli
lcious fruit ices served during the
hours. There was no formal receiv-
ing line, but Mrs. Burnett was as
lsisted in receiving by the following
ladies. on the porch and In the re-
lception hall and rooms: Mesdames
Mary Burnett, w. b. Pace, of Louis
lrille; Max b. Nahm, of Bowling
IGroen; G. II. Johnson, Campbeii
lFlournoy, George Flourno, Mary Noe
Iduot Watson, Maurice b. Nash, Rob-
Iert Phillips, George c. Wallace, Mil
ton Cope, A. II. Meyers, Hal Corbett;
Misses Elizabeth Nash, Frances
IGould. Cherie Morton
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approaching Wedding OF Interest
Here.
/ Invitations have been received in
the city announcing the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Floy Hobson,
of Sedalia, and Mr.. John Morgan, OF
Mayfield. The marriage will take
lplace July II. Both are popular
Iyoung people. Mr.. Morgan frequent
ly has visited Mrs. Matte Kinsey,
IN South Eleventh street.
Elks Dance.
| A delightful dance was given at the
Elks' home last evening. IL was the
second of the recently inaugurated
summer dances and quite sustained
the lodges already fine reputation as
hosts. The spacious rooms were eff
lfectiyely decorated with flowers.
Flags, some of the decorations
of the recent flag day celebration,
were, also, used with pretty effect,
A feature of the evening was a song
"schnitzel-Bank," led by Earl Fore
man and sung by all OF the Elks. Hid
mans band furnished the music.
Among those present were: Misses
Mabel McNichols, Corinne winstead,
Elizabeth sebree, Allie Cabell, Alma
Kopf. Elsie Hodge, May Davis. Bes-
sic Levin, OF Terre Haute; Miss Knis-
Hey. Vivian Edwards, OF Paris, Tenn;
Anna Hill, Ruby Michael, Marian
Tick, OF Bloomington, ILL.,; Irene Ull-
man. Willie Willis. Ella Hopkins
Mrs. II. d. Clements. Mrs. II. p. Stew,
|art. Mrs. Roy Gresham; Messrs. Guy
Jones, Durward Sutton, @. b. Allen,
Roy Prathet. Gordon Head, VIII Bak-
Ter. Monte Atkins, Wallace We'll
Rudolph Loeb. p. II. Stewart. A. B
Rasmussen. George +. Reid. OF Mem
phis, Guy McChesney. Earl Foreman
In b. Ashbrook. f. c. Boone. Julius
Tick. Maurice Friedman, Herbert
fIecht. Mr.. Gerstensang, Mr.. Beaver
of Marion. H.: Dr. Powell. George
Ripley. Louis List. n. II. Buckner
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Pretty. Gard Party for Visiting Girls. '
Miss Mamie Bauer entertained
with a prettily appointed card party /,
on Friday morning at her home on /,
North Eighth street. The guests of
honor were Miss Margaret Booker,
of Little Rock. Ark, and Miss Nell
Jennings, OF Louisville, who are vis-
iting Miss Mary b. Jennings at oak
lawn" in Arcadia. and who were
scholmates OF Miss Bauer and Miss
Jennings at Belcourt Seminary,
Washington, ID. c.. last year. The
house was attractiyely decorated
with sweet peas. There were nine
tables at euchre. and delicious ices
were served during the game. The
FIRST prize was captured by Miss
Aimee Dreyfuss The guest prize
went to Miss Booker
Miss Bauer's invited guests we're:
Mrs. Charles De werthern, Mrs.
Watson Bockmon; Misses Margaret
Booker, of Little Rock; Nell Jen-
nings. OF Louisville; Lila Stamford,
OF Rockcastle; Lena Stamford, OF
Rockcastie; Mary b. Jennings. Flor
ence Loeb. Lucille Well, Aimee Drey-
fuss, katherine Donovan, Fred Pax
ton. Lucille Harth. Brooks Smith.
Clora Smith. Bernice Miller, Joe
Miller. Mabel Shelton. Sarah Cor
bett. lrma Yeiser, Gladys Coburn,
Lucy Belle Settle. Martha Cope. An
ma Hill, Ruby Micheal. Pearl Mich
cal. Mary Cave. Elizabeth Boswell.
Ellen Boswell, Azilee Reeves, Ethel
sights, Mary Scott. Hazel McCand-I
less. Mildred Gardner, Katie Bauer,
IElinor Cabell. Hazel Rhodes, Willie
willis. Mary Bondurant. Grace Hills.
Lucyette Soule. Allie ID. Foster. Vera
Johnston. Helen Van Meter. Sadie
Smith. Grace McGlathery, Louise
James, Margarethe Carnagey.
Farewell Party.