The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03

ment, win be given tonight at May
field under the auspices of the Matt
nee Musical club of this city and the
Mayfeld Woman's club. The Padu-
cab party will leave this evening at
8 o'clock and return tonight at 1890.
A number will go besides those TAX
ing part in the cantata.
Keen interest is being evinced
in the performance by the Mayfield
people. A telephone message to
some of the Paducah club members
today stated that the opera house
had been converted into a veritable
rose bower for the performance. The
Paducahans will be entertained at
, the Hotel Hall and an Informal re-
ception will be given after the per-
I Torrance. The Mayfield committee
are working to make II both a finan-
cial and social success.
The Paducah party will include:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Weille, Mrs.
Hubbard s. Wells. Mrs. Hal S. Cor
bett. Mrs. Leila Wade Lewis, Mrs.
Melvin Wallerstein. Mrs. Roy Gress-
ham. Mrs George b. Hart, Mrs. w.
G. Gray, Mrs. May Rieke; Misses
Virginia Newell, Sarah Rogers,
Mabel Shelton. Marjorie Bagby,
Courtie Puryear, Letha Puryear;
Messrs. slavin Mall. Emmett Bagby.
Prof. William Deal.
Miss Mariana Young. who has
been attending college In Blackstone,
Va, will return tomorrow to spend
the vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Young. 1913 Broad
way.
Mr. NJ. b. James, OF Missouri, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. b. F. James,
1871 Monroe street.
Mr.. James c. Utterback left last
night for Louisville on business.
Mr.. John Bleich. Jr., of Elgin. ILL.,,
is visiting his parents, Magistrate and
Mrs. John j. Blelch. OF Clark street
Mr.. Charles Carney went to Cairo
this morning on business.
Mr.. r. h. stanton went to Metrop-
oils this morning on business.
Mr.. John Crumbaugh made the
round trip today on the steamer Dick
Fowler TO Cairo.
Mr.. George Langstaff went to Chi
lcago last night on business.
Mr.. Hubbard S. Wells left this
week for Chattanooga, Tenn, on
business.
Mrs. william Howe and two chill
dren, OF Nashville, returned to their
home this morning after a visit to
her father. Mr.. w. G. Whitfield Mrs.
W. G.. Whitfield accompanied her to
Nashville.
Mr.. John r. Smith went to Fulton
on business last night.
Mesrs. J. T. Chiles and o. T. Mitch
ell OF Obion. Tenn. returned to
their homes last night after a trip on
business.
Mr.. Perry Mclean returned to Ben
ton this morning.
Mr.. Ed Renfro went to Dawson
Springs this morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kelly, of Nash
Vile, will return home tomorrow.
Mrs Kelly has been visiting relatives
In Paducah for several weeks. Mr. |
Kelly has worked ON the Paducah
newspapers. but is now working on
the Nashville Banner.
Mrs. George Kerr. OF Metropolis. J
returned home today after a visit to
Mrs. Hubbard s Wells, at 1.-THE
Shamrock"
Mrs. John ]. Berry. Of 1G14 JEFF
ferson street, left this morning fori
Union City to visit her parents.
Mr.. X. w. Knorr. representing the
Dodd Manufacturing company, went
to Louisville today on business
Mr.. S. r. Sanders, of Mayfeld. ar
rived in the city today on business.
Mr.. Guy Whitehead. assistant prin-
lcipal of Arcadia school in Louisiana.
arrived in the city today on visit to
Prof II. l.. Donovan.
Mr.. II. T. Senser. OF Fulton. ar
rived in the city today on business.
Mr.. G. A. Smith went to Princeton
this morning on business.
Mr.. Arthur f. Clark went to Lex
ington today on a several days bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Rose Summers. 415 Elizabeth
street. has gone to Uniontown on a
visit to friends
Mrs. w. NJ. Shaw, of 200 Fountain
avenue, has gone to Hopkinsville TO
attend commencement eyercisQa