The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-15


no substitute. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co.. De-
troit, Mich. 800 bottles guaran-
teed r, w. Walker, Speciai Agent.
Nashville this evening on TIE steamer
Buttorff for the round trip OF the
boat. The party will include: Mrs.
w. f. Bradshaw, Mrs. w. f. Brad
shaw, Jr.. Mrs. c. f. Richardson.
Mrs. Hal Corbett, Mrs. james Cal
houn Rieke. Mrs. NJ. G. Cope, Miss
Eloise Bradshaw and Miss Catherine
,Quigley.
Music and Flower Festival for
WOman's Club.
At the final business meeting of
the Woman's club, arrangements were
made for a "Music and Flower FEES
tiyal" to be given, by the club
Thursday evening and Saturday. May
20 and 22. On Thursday evening,
the cantata. "Rosemaidens, by Fred
erick Cowen, will be given under the
direction OF Miss Virginia Newell, at
the woman's club house. 1t will be
free to all club members, but each
member is expected TO be responsible
for an extra ticket.
Saturday morning, the GLOVER Festi
VAL" will open in the Palmer House
building. Eight booths will be arr
ranged. They will be for candy,
cakes, flowers, groceries. refresh
ments. novelties. fancy work and
baby's wearing apparel.
The chairmen in charge of the
various booths are: Candy, Miss
Faith Langstaff; cake, Mrs. Saunders
Fowler: flowers, Mrs. Victor Voris;
groceries. Mrs. f. NJ Fisher; refresh
ments. Mrs. Charles Kiger and Mrs
Edward Bringhurst; novelties. Mrs.
w. A. Gardner; baby clothes, Mrs. H.
S Wells.
The building will be attractively
decorated and the booths will be ar
tistically arranged and large patron
age is expected. The proceeds Of the
Cantata and the Flower Festival is
for the purpose of keeping up the
club during the summer without hay-
ing any extra entertainments.
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Evening Organ Recital for Matinee
Musical Club.
The Matinee Musical club will close
a. .4..r nth an area, ~o.ffaf AZ fba
Broadway Methodist church. Tuesday
evening May %. Some of the best
musical talent In the city will take
part and an attractive program viii
be featured. II will be a delightful
musical event and free to the public.
Clever Comedy Co BE Given by the
Junior Glass.
A clever comedy, "My Lord in Liv-
cry" which was to have been given
by the IshkOodah staff of the Padu-
cah High school and abandoned
will be given by the junior class in
the near future. The play will be
drilled by Miss Anna Bird Stewart
and Miss Adah Brazelton.
The case will be as follows:
Sybel-Ruth McChesney.
: Rose-Ruth Kaegel.
Edith-Lorraine Sutherland.
Lille May-Pauline Hank.
Spiggott, the butler.
Robert. a page-Pittman Harth..
Hopkins, the new servant-Chariie
Endriss.
Lord Thirlmere, the lord in livery
Edward Mitchell.
Safe In Kentucky's Fcud Country.
The following from Louisville will
surprise many in the "effetc east"
perhaps. who are wont to think Of
Kentucky as literally "the dark and
bloody ground" and the mountain
counties as especially so-until they
had to allow the Black Patch prece-
dence-sinee Night Riding came in 4
flower:
"A small party of women left yes
terday for the mountains of Kentucky |
10 study the educational and natural
features Of the state. The party in
cluded Mrs. c. e. Woodcock, wife of
Bishop Woodcock; Mrs. r. p. Hal
leck, Mrs. Mason Maury and Miss
Myra Baird They will go through
the entire length of "bloody" Breath
lit county unframed and unsocom-
panied by any male escort. TheyI
will then take a 45-mile drive -overI
the mountain roads into Knott coun-
~. They will be Joined at Hindman
by Miss May Stone, an authority on
mountain education and the noun
tains generally, and she will take the
party to the log school houses and
homes Of the mountaineerrs. II is 4
the intention of these women to see
for themselves the educational con
ditions OF this region and the man {
ner of life Of the people. The timer
arv of the party goes through the !
heart Of the great feud region of Ken
tucky and the center OF the moon
shine district, where the whistle. Of
locomotive has necer been heard.