The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-15

The bride will wear a becoming
Gesture Of white silk. There will be
no attendants.
Miss Slayden Is a daughter Of Mrs.
Amanda Slayden. 1O11 Jackson
street. and an attractive young girl.
Mr.. Bailey Is the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs d. J. Bailey, 623 South
Ninth street. and a popular fireman
on the Illinois Central railroad. They
will reside at S14 Clark street. Pa
ducah.
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| Informal Dlnner-Pary.
| Mrs. Eugene Robinson. of 1901
Broadway. was the charming hostess
at a prettily appointed dinner on
Thursday evening in compliment to
the Rev. and Mrs II. w Burwell and
Mrs. J. II. Shelly. of Dallas. Texas.
the guest of Mrs. ]. Victor Voris. The
table had for its center piece an at
tract!ve arrangement of pink and
white carnations and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The dinner though thorough
~ informal, was a most delightful
affair. Covers were laid for u.
Missionary Tea for October.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF Grace
Episcopal church held its first Mis-
lsionary Tea OF the Fall and Winter
season on Friday afternoon at the
Pari'h House. The annual election Of
loficers was held as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Richard G. Terrell; vice
president Mrs. David Cady Wright;
recording secretary. Miss Emily Nor
row; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Muscoe Burnett; treasurer, Mrs w.
l.. Brainerd; librarian. Miss Alice
Compton.
a delightful feature of the after
noon was a most interesting account
by Mrs. Elbridge Palmer OF the
Tri-Ennial Offering services at the
general convention in Cincinnati.
which Mrs. Palmer attended. Fiji
teen hundred women representing
the Missionary auxiliary OF the
Episcopal church OF America pre-
Sented over SZ43,VOO.
Art Talk ON Monday Evening.
Mr.. W. H. Leavitt will give an
other OF his delightful talks on Mon
day night at the Three Links build
ing in connection with showing his
famous picture. THE Last Supper
The talk VIII be different from the
one which drew such an audience
last "Wednesday evening at the same
hall. although 1t will be on the
artist life in the Paris Latin Quarter.
New York Wedding of Interest Here.
The marriage of Miss Eunice De
Bard, formerly of Meanwhile,
Tenn, now living in Ithaca. ~ Y.
to Mr.. Howard Foss. of Nova Scotia,
takes place this evening at the First
Presbyterian church of Ithaca. ltI
will be a brilliant church ceremonial
with a number of out-of-town guests
as attendants. Mr.. Douglas Bagby,
of Paducah, is Mr.. Foss' best man.
A number of pre-nuptial courtesies
have been given in honor of the
gracious young bride-elect
Miss De Bard and Mr.. Foss have
a host of friends in Paduoah.
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Bishop-Rcyburn.
MIR. John Randolph Reyburn, of
this city, and Miss Natala Washburn
Bishop, of Bridgeport. Conn. will
be married on Wednesday at 1880
O'Clock at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. William d. Bishop.
1919 CORTLAND Hill. Bridgeport. The
couple will reside i'm Paducah.
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Matinee Musical Club.
The Matinee Musical club held its
initial meeting for this club year
with Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells at The
Shamrock, on "Wednesday afternoon. |
Il was business session and the
work for the year was discussed. |
The former officers were reelected |
as follows: Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells,
president; Mrs. Hal Corbett. vice
president; Miss Virginia Newell re-
cording secretary; Miss Jennie Gill
son, assistant secretary; Mrs. Leila
Wade Lewis, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. James Gruenebaum, treas
urer; Mrs. George b. Hart, librarian.
Mrs. James Weille, chairman of
the entertainment committee, pre-
scented plans for some especial en-
tertainments during the winter. Mrs.
Weille has been in correspondence
the past summer with a number of
musical celebrities.
The first program meeting of the
club will be on October 26 at the
Woman's club house.
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Ohio Wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. Stanley Bar
nett Moore. of this city, and Miss |
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