The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-24
BY Alfred. Perciral Graves.

lby Alfred Percival Graves.
Mrs. Gruenebaum will give a cycl;
of seven songs by Alexander vor
Fielitz, entitled Fair JESSIE" the
words by the composer. This work
by the well known German directo
and composer. tells the story of |
young girls longing, of her meeting
with her lover, and of their subse
quent tragic separation. The stor!
is well brought out In the music
and the piano score is regarded as
being among the best of compost.
tions of this character
Mr.. Bagby will present cycle OF
four songs by X. Huntington Wood
man. entitled "1n San Nazaro," the
words by William Hervey Woods
The blending of words and music in
this group of songs is said to sur
pass anything of the kind done by
American composers, and argues
well for the future of American
music, for Mr.. Woodman Is very
young man and received most of his
musical education on this continent.
'ln San Nazaro" tells a beautiful,
poetic story, simply and effectively
Each member of the club Is en-
titled to invite three guests to this
meeting, and the program will begin
promptly at O'clock at the Woman 3
club recital hall. The program will
be arranged as follows:
Song cycle for baritone-"In San
Nazaro."
1. I'm San Nazaro'S Gardens"
2. "In San Nazaro's Cloisters."
3. "The Monks of San Nazaro"
4. "and in Nazaro's Gardens"
Mr. Bagby.
Duet for contralto and baritone
"Sir Spring" from Love and
eliza Lehmann.)
Mrs. Gruenebaum and Mr.. Bagby.
Fair JESSIE" in seven songs.
Words and music by Alexander Won
Fielitz.-Mrs Gruenebaum.
Mrs. George B. Hart and the piano.
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Roberts-Lanier.
OF much interest to a host Of
friends in Paducah is the marriage
at Covington, Tenn, on December
2s of Miss Mary Louise Roberts
and Mr.. Powless w. Lanier. The
ceremony will be solemnized at 5
o'clock in the afternoon in the Meth
odist church at Covington, OF which
the brides father is the pastor. DR..
Roberts will perform the ceremony.
The bride will wear a travelling cos
tune and there will be no attend
ants. The couple will leave imme-
diately for Nashville, Tenn, where
Mr.. Lanier will enter upon his duties
as recently-elected member of the
legislature.
Mrs. Samuel II. Winstead, an
aunt of the bride, and daughters,
Mrs. John Swift Montgomery. Jr., of
Ca, and Miss Corinne
will leave Tuesday even
ing for Covington to attend the
wedding.
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To Marry at Memphis.
The marriage of Miss Azalea Hud-
son, of this city, and Mr.. Charles
Winfield Dickey. of Jackson, Tenn.
will take place this evening at s
o'clock. at Memphis. Tenn. at the
of the Mississippi Avenue
Methodist church, the Rev. e. B.
officiating. Miss Hudson left
for Memphis this morning accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Cora Hud-
son. and Mr.. Tom Cunningham, of
Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Hudson. of Jonesboro Ark, will
Join them at Memphis.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple will leave for an extern
sive tour of the south. They will
visit relatives at New Orleans, Hous-
ton and Palestine, Texas. They will
make their home in Jackson, Tenn.
The bride Is the third daughter of
Mr.. j. w. Hudson. OF this city, and
Is an attractive young woman. Mr..
Dickey is a popular young man and
holds a responsible position with the
Illinois Central railroad at Jackson.
To Entertain for Birthday.
Mrs. f. w. Whittemore, 514I
North Sixth street. will entertain
with a party on the evening of De-
cember 27, i'm honor of the birthday
Of her daughter. Miss Bibian Rives,
who is a student at st. Vincent's
academy and who is spending the
holidays with her mother.
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Dance in Honor of College Crowd.
The younger set gave a most de-
lightful dance at the Woman's club
Friday evening in honor OF the girls
and boys who have returned hume