The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

In Honor of Visitors.

| ent were. Misses Lena Safer DAISY
Lynn, Elsie Madden, Lillian Hughes
Frances Weise. Lucy Safer. Beulah
Robertson. Katie Weible, Bertha
Moss. Bessie Robertson. Agnes Weise
Matte Hughes. Elsie Hughes, Min
ME Robertson, Margarete Weise,
Ethel Hughes and Leila and Floy
Howell, of Florence station; Messrs.
Frank Hughes, Tony vogt, Walter
Robertson. George Hughes, Charles
Walters. Thomas Ham, Charles SAT-
fer, Charlie weise, Adam Hughes,
Jr., Joe weise, George Griffin Cecil
Hughes. Ruby Grimm, Andrew weise
Robert Gri n. George Hughes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hughes, Mrs.
John Weise and Mrs. S. Robertson.
Woman's Club Closes Year.
The woman's club closed the club
year on Thursday afternoon with a
business session OF more than usual
interest. followed by a beautiful sur
prise reception in honor of its presi-
dent. Mrs. James Rudy. At night a
brilliant musical program was featur
ed under the auspices or me Musl-
cal department, Miss Newell, chair
man.
The business session was the an
nuai meeting and included the GepaTt
ment reports for the year, in addi-
ton to much routine and new busl-
less.
The chairmen OF the Art. Civics.
EdHcation, Hospitality. Literature
and Music departments presented
admirable reports. giving resume
of the fine work done by each de-
partment during the club year.
Mrs Frank Fisher. chairman of
the PhianthrOpic department re-
ported $3,4SS.56 as received by the
department during the year. and s2,-
976.3S as spsnt out for the charity
work.
The club Custodian reported that
the club had been opened 115 times
for other purposes than the Wom-
ans club meetings and the rentals
had amounted to $37250.
Two new members. Mrs. Vandeveld
and Mrs. II. w. Baker were receiv-
ed
The following delegates were re-
ported as expecting TO attend the
state Federation I'm Frankfort this
month: Mrs. James A. Rudy Mrs.
Victor Voris, Mrs Frank Fisher,
Mrs. F. G. Boone. Mrs. James Utter-
back.
After the report of the chairman
md other officers, Mrs. Rudy, the
president, in happy little speech
hanked each member OF the Execu-
i've board and each member of the
'hfb for their personal work and CO.
operation. which had made the
lbundant success of the year posi-
,ie. Above all the fine work
he PLACED "the wonderfully beauti-
md splendid financial outlook, tho
ul spirit of the club. We cannot
ecall an unpleasant occurrence dur
ng the year and with a club OF 1875
members Il seems nothing short of
She sounded as the kew
lote for the coming year IAN appeal
o enthusiasm in things worth while,
call TO do things because we love
hem, to love things because we do
hem, to keep the eyes open, the
Ieart warm. 10 carry forward with
'ur might, our club work for 1870
l."
In conclusion OF the business ses-
ion the secretary. Mrs. Robert |
becker Phillips turned to Mrs |
tudy and gracefully said: GAS
ecretary OF the club II is my. pleas
ire and privilege to invite you to
DIN the club members in a social |
our. which they have especially |
blamed in compliment to you, our |
IGNORED president. We wish to ex-
'ress our appreciation of the faith
ul labor, womanly tact and untiring |
nergy with which you have so vital
zed and unified the activities of the |
OF our community that
oday the Woman's club stands for |
u that is highest and best in our
midst. Not only has the work been |
done, but every de-
'artment has grown in interest and |
and We as members |
ave never for moment been un-
mindful OF the steady hand. the true
cart. and the unfaiMng courage OF
'ur President gniddng us to such Is
ues. The very best wish that | can |
ncks for the future OF the club is
hat the Presidency may become a
ife-office with Mrs Rudy always in
he chair"
Mrs. Rudy, greatly surprised and
eeply touched, happily responded
aging in part 81 had hoped al
ways to be equal to occasions while
resident OF the Woman's club, but
his afternoon cannot find words
o express my surprise and apDre-
iation. | had felt 50 disappointed |
n having to reiinquish my plan to
ttend the Biennial at Cincinnati, |
'ut this afteroon more than compen-
ates for the disappointment.
would not exchange places TODAY /
With President Taft. ] always have
anyone fortunate who has
me friend hut Hhis afternoon | feel II