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Heard Around the Cupitol.

commissioner of Agriculture George
W. koiner Is Ill at his home, and was
unable to come to his ONCE In tha
Capitol Yesterday.
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Approaching Wedding of Miss Morgan
and the Rev. Mr.. Hill.

The wedding of Miss Josephine
Morgan TO the Rev. Adelbert W. Hin.
Of 81. Louis. viii take place on We'd
tuesday evening at s O'Clock The
ceremony will be at the home of the
brde-elect, 1927 Broadway. and will
be performed by the Rev. G. T. Sulll-
van. pastor Of the Broadway Meth
.odlst church.
The wedding will be a quiet event,
with only the relatives and intimate
friends present. The attendants will
be Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Morgan and
little Miss Mildred Morgan. who wiz
be the ring bearer. The wedding
march will be PLAYED by Miss Rosa
Sullivan. The bride will wear a dress
of white crepe de CHEN and will carry
ia shower bouquet A color scheme
OF green and white WILL be carried
out in the decorations OF the home.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception Will be held. Thurs
day morning the couple will leave for
a bridal trip through the west and
will make their home in ST. Louis.
where the bridegroom is pastor of the
lCarondelet Baptist church of that
oft
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

& Haddon Hall Warwick Castle
Mrs Charlie X Wheeler
Reading: itop.a.
WEDNESDAN- Executive board
.of the Woman club viii meet at 10
a.. m. at The club building.
WEDNESDAY-The senior Gre
sccrGo club Will meet at p. M with
Mss Newell at her studio. i03 North
Seventh street.
NEDNESDAY-Mrs Hubbard S
Wells musioalc-reccntion at 3 D. m.
.n honor OF her house-gucet Miss
Anna Florence Smith. of Boston. and
az the guests OF MIS-. George 3. Exall.
Mn Julia Shields and Miss Lillian
McGavock, Of Columbia. Tenn.
THURsDAY-W oman's club Will
meet at 1880 . m. at the club house.
The open meeting is under the au-
p.ces OF the Philanthropica, depart
nent. Mrs. Charles Kiger, chairman.
FRIDAY-The Ka)osophic club will
meet at 10 a. m. az the Woman
club house. The program VIII in
clude:
/. Early Paris from Lutetla OF
julius Caesar Thro' the Middle Ages.
Miss HIS
?. Mont Saint Michel-Fortres
and Monastery. Legend and History
Miss Margaret Park.
3. Paris in the Time of the Valois
Miss Faith Langstam.
4. Current Miss PhNippa
Hughes
FRIDAY Educational department
OF the Womsn's club will meet Il
regular monthly session at 3 p. n.
az the club house.
Paducah chapter. Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, will
have the January meeting with Mr.
Saunders Fowler az EdgewoOd A
Patriots and Martyrs Day program
wiz be observed:
Song America.
Roll Call-Patriotic quotations.
Paper. "The First Martyr" Capt
Jonas Parker'--Mrs Edward Bring
hurst.
sketch. Caesar Rodney, the Pa
tfiot"-Mrs \. b. Sowel
Music.
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AN ODE TO CLUB WOMEN.

Az. piping clear
Prom rising shores thou too shalt
hear
Tho eternal spiris within the
wind.
And ,hirc hail be
The white Ore frances OF the soul,
where wcaNes
Gods dream with mans. till
Truth. loy-forged,
l. heard speaking arts deithless
word.
And earth believes.
, "The greater mother. not the lesser
son,
when free as beautiful,
scong. radiant TO run.
The woman. as her mate. brcathes
toward the goal.
And .pn0disal ~ be
Sac spends her sprltname
Uron Hfe's featuring mould.
"what men shall sing! whaS AMI
shall be-
Not Angelo
with his unfinished dream
Crying IN giant agony
For yet one touch, that life might
understand.
But one may hold
The ohisel in his broodlns hand
TIL fal's the last b.rih-blow.
Not Shakespeare. tirelessly
Stumbling among the stars. but one
with step unfa!l!ng. singing his
sure way
From sun 20 unrevcaled sun.
put ont thy hand, no walls they
meet.
Gone Is the most and guarded gate;
The heavens above thee CLEAN,
And winds of open sea
Are on thy brow. Thy greeting eyes;
WIDE as the tameless spirits
dream
Thy kirgdom round thee lies.
Fear not Thy sovereign liberty;
Thou canst not strangely roam
Where every star leads home.
Club Woman In Louisville Times.
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L. ID. q. Bencnt Euchrc.

Paduoah chapter, United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy. will give a
large benefit euchre on the afternoon
OF Saturday, January %. az O'Clock
The place has not been fully decided
en- yet. though it is hoped to secure
the Woman's club for the occasion.
A number of handsome prizes Will be
given and the occasion promises to
be one Of much social interest. The
chapter is planning largely for the
event.
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SOCIAL AND CLUB CALENDAR

TUESDAY-The Delphic club will
meet at 10 a. m. at the Delphic room,
I'm the Carnegie library. The pro-
gram IS:
l. Richard H. Last of the Plan
taganets. Murder of the Princes.
Tower OF LondOn-Mrs. A. II. Meyers.
2. Sir Thomas More. Erasmus
Mrs. n. G. Terrell.
q. Early English Drama. Miracle
Plays--Mrs. Mildred Davis.
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Program for Brilliant Lecture and
Recital

Program for Brilliant Lecture and
Recital.
The coming OF Edward Baxter
Perry Of Bosou. 20 this city on
January "a is musical event of
notable importance AID of wide in
terosi since Mr. Perry so delighted
the music-lovers OF Paducah last win
ter In his first appearance here.
There is charm about Mr.. Perry
that is mos. compelling. HE lecture
recital holds the interest I'm a won
dorful way Mr. Perry comes under
the auspices of the Music depart
ment OF the Woman's club. of which
Mss Newell IS the chairman. Il will
be an evening recital at the club
house. and the program -:
Chopin Sonata, op. IS. Intro
duction and allegro. Scherzo.
Marche Funcbre Presto.
Schumann-Dc s Attends.
Standardization
Rubinstein - Marcarole In G
major.
Rubinstein - Staceato Etude.
e. b. Perry -Meluslne Suite The
Hunt. At the Fountain. Love
Scene In the Turrei.
Schubert L.szt-Soiree de Vienne.
No. 6.
Schubert Perry-The Bee.
Schubert Tausig - MarChe Mill
taire.
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Complimentary Dance.

An enjoyable dance was given last
night at the Three Links building by
a numher of the younger socity set.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Martin Mr.. and Mrs. Ferriman. Mrs.
Hatfield Misses Anna Hill. Rosebud
Hobson. Lily Robson, Elizabeth Sc
bree. Helen Hills. Carline Sowell,
.Nolia Hatfield. Elizabeth SULLIVAN
.Phitppa Hughes. Lucille Harth, Han
nah Corbett, Sarah Corbett, Jane
Stevenson, Nell shaw, Martha Cope
Mildred Gardner, Elsie Hodge; Messrs.
George Cabell Salem Cope, Jesse
Loeb, Charlie Kopf, viii Powell. Gus
Elliott, Guy McChesney. Charles
.TTueheart, Clay Kidd. VIII Rudy.
Warren Sights. Ed Johnson. Charles
Cox Lish Harbour. Gladstone Burns.
Jim shelton, Felix Ct John, Hugh
BuchanOn.
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Hospital League shower.

The Rivers.de<Iospital league gave
a miscellaneous shower Friday after
noon al the home of Mrs. c. L. Pur-
cell on North Fifth street. The house
was attractive In color motif of
pink and green. Hillman's Orches-
ira played during the afternoon and
added to the delightful affair.
In the reception hall Mesdames w.
M Marble, l.. " Armentrout. j, r.
Wright. 5. B. Puhiam, Il. d. Hannah
&, n, Gardner and 5. J. shook vel
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coined the guests. who we're received
in the parlor by Mrs. c. f. Purcell,
assisted by Mesdames c. c. Grass
ham. l.. S. Dubois. Robert Coleman,
James c. Utterback, Charles Blainey
and Miss Sallie Gresham, of Salem
Ky. In the library were Mesdames
Allen Ashcraft, Vernon Blythe, w. J.
Gilbert. w. J. Bass. b. B. Hook and
Miss Fannie Stanley. In the dining
room the tea table was a pretttily
appointed affair, yelled in a cluny
lace cover. Mrs. James Smith and
Mrs George Langstaff poured the
tea and were assisted by Miss Angie
Thomas. Mesdames S. ID Holland. w.
r. Willingham. Bette Elliott. W. r.
Washburn. II. f. Williamson. H. r.
Lindsey and Mike Michael. In the
library Mrs. II. II. Dudley. Mrs A.
Doup and Mrs. George KatterjOhn
received the donations. which were
bountiful, $50 gifts and $40 being
received.
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on North Seventh street. in honor
Il Mrs Julia Shields and Miss Lillian
McGavock. of Columbia, Tenn, the
guests Of Mrs. George b. Exall. Gov
srs were laid for ten. which included
only out-of-town guests and their
hostesses.
The table was a charming SYM
phony In red. A crystal vase of the
graceful poinsetta made an effective
center piece, rising from mirror
banked with ferns and smilax. The
p,ace-cards were dainty hand-painted
studies of poinsetta. The red motif
was preitily emphasized throughout
the delicious 6-course menu.
Seated around the table We're:
Miss Grundy. Mrs. Shields, Mss Nc
Gayock. Mrs. Drake Hyde, of Nash
vile. Tenn: Miss Evans. of Youngs-
town. Ohio: Miss Polly Sullivan, of
Elkton: Mrs George b. Exai, Miss
Faith Langstah, Mrs. W. b. Nc
Pherson, Miss Nelia Hatfield.
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Miss Loving Hostess of Entire Nous
Club.

Miss Robbie Loving entertained
the Entire Nous club most delightful
Is on Friday afternoon. Cab mem
bers and substitutes were the only
guests. The club prize. hand dec
lorated motto. was captured by Miss
Maiorie Bagby: the lone hand prize,
la jabot OF Irish point, went to Mrs.
Paul Province
A delicious salad course luncheon
was served after the games and sew
eral musical numbers closed the af-
ternoon. The rooms were effective
~ decorated with roses and the rose
color was carried out in the lunch
con appointments.
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dial. hearty welcome, During the
conversation which followed. when
all seemed to grow reminiscent. re-
Lang Syne.' a delightful impromptu
musical program was rendered, add
ing much to the enjoyment OF all
present. After dainty fruits. grace
fully served by Misses Ruth, Frankie
and Marion Dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
said their last goodbye to friends
present before their departure for the
south to spend the holidays with Mr..
Wall's relatives. This concluded a
happily planned and most delightful
evening"
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Virginia wedding Of Interest Here.

A Virginia dispatch says:
"A wedding OF great interest to
Virginia, Maryland and Kentucky So
ciety was that OF Miss Louise Cuttings
l.ittig daughter OF Lieut.. James G
Littig and AIRS. Littig. of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. and Mr.. Aldrich Dud-
ley. CT Louisville. son of the late
Bishop Thomas Underwood Dudley.
OF the Episcopal church. The mar
riage proved the social event of the
midwinter season and was witnessed
by a large and fash ionable audience.
including many guests OF prominence
from this and adjoining states The
ceremony took place at 7 O'Clock. in
the pretty Gothic chapel at the uni
versity. the Rev. Harry b. Lee. rector
OF Christ Episcopal church. Char
lcttesv,lle. officiating. assisted by the
Rev James Kirkpatrick. Of Michels-
ville Nd. brother-in-law of the.
groom. The chapel was elaborately
decorated with trailing cedar. ivy and
potted palms. The wedding march
was PLAYED on the violin by Miss
Katherine McNe,,. accompanied on
the pipe organ By Miss Nell Irvine.
Of Charlottesville The bride entered
with her father. Lieutenant Littig. by
whom she was given away. The.
bride Is one of the most popula-|
bellies OF the Young social set at =
She is petite and strF
ngly beautiful The groom was "
nated al the University Of VIZ
where he took leading part q
'erent college activities" r.
The Intended South Afri
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German club 60 Dance Friday Night.
The German club will have a
dance on January % at the Pal
inner Hou.e The club Will. also. en-
terta'n with pre-Lenten german
lon February Z. \ brilliant Easter
cotillon will close the clubs winter
series.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

Double Wedding at Three Links.
The double wedding of Miss Myrtle
Launa Adams to Mr. William r. Kin
sey and Miss Nora Jettie Bowland to
Mr.. Clarence Goodman Will take place
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

Tuesday evening IN the lodge room Of
the Odd Fellows in the Three Links
building The Rev. NJ +. Dodd, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church. will
perform the ceremony. The wedding
IFS of especial lodge interest, as the
brides-e.ect are members Of the Re
bekah lodge and the young men are
OGd Fellows.
The lodge room will be decorated
rrett.'y for the wedding. Miss BESSIE
Lou Watts will Je the maid Of honor.
and Mr.. Thomas p. Heath will be the
best man. Misses Grace and Ger
trude Ske,ton will be the flower girls
Miss Eta Beckenbach will play the
wedding march. Following the we'd
ding a reception and dance will be
given by the Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs Later the bridal couple will
be guests at a luncheon at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Crowell.
of North Fourth street The couples
will leave early Wednesday morning
for New Orleans and other southern
cities on a bridal trip. They will re-
tu.n February a.
Miss Adams has resided IN Padu-
cab for two years. JonesbOro, Ark,
is her home. Mis- Rowland is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
h. Rowland Mr. Kinsey is the son
OF Mrs Allen Kinsey and is noble
grand of the Mangum lodge of Odd
Fellows. Mr. Goodman is the young
est son OF Mrs. Charles Goodman and
a popillar voune man.
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Armstrong-Reed Wedding ON We,
ncsday.

The marriage of Miss Alma Belle
to Mr. Wallace Reed, of
Memphis. Tenn, will take place Wed
nesday Afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the bride-elects parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Armstrong, 1880
Trimble street. The Rev. George w
Banks, OF the Fountain Avenue
Methodist church will pronounce the
ceremony.
The attendants will be Miss Bessie
Womble and Mr.. Joe Gourleux. Miss
Ella Karnes will play the MenGels-
sohn wedding march. A color motif
of white and green will be carried
out in the decoration OF the house.
Miss Armstrong will wear a pretty
gown of white albatross, cloth and
will carry Bride roses. Her maid OF
honor will wear white also, and will
carry white carnations.
An informal reception will follow
the ceremony and the couple will
leave at clio O'Clock for New Or
leans ana San Antonio. They viii
be al home in Memphis after Janu-
AIRY % The brides going-away cos
tune will be grey tailored coat suit
with hat, gloves and shoes to match.
Among the out-of-town guests ex-
pected for the wedding are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed and Miss Myrtle Reed. of
Lexington, Tenn. the father. mother
and sister of the bridegroom,
Beautiful Luncheon for Out-Of-Town
Guests.
Mis- Cornle Grundy entertained
.,.ffa nm aft raQffxa1t .unofrtad 1,...h
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Louisville Wedding With Paducal
Maid of Honor

The wedding of Miss Mona Hudson
Of Louisville. 10 Mr.. Robert f. Cate,
Of Atlanta, Ga, will be sOlemnized
this evening at the Broadway Metho-
dist church. The Rev. X. ID. Smart
will officiate. The bride viii be given
IN marriage by her father. Mr.. Lynn
b. Hudson. The maid of honor Will
be Miss Eloise Bradshaw. of Padu-
cab The bridesmaids will be Misses
Willie Kendrick. Ann b. Elwang. EN-
ma Rivers. Susan Warner and Eliza
beth Leeds. OF Norfolk. Va. Mr..
Charles Fauche of Chattanooga,
Tenn. will be the best man. The
groomsmen will be Messrs. Stanley
Hudson. Wallace Pinson. of Nash
Vile; J. c. McMichael. of Atlanta,
Ga; j. \. Condor. of Knoxville.
Tenn. and Ray Wright, OF Knoxville.
The bridesmaids will wear gowns of
pastel shades in the rainbow colors
and carry American Beauties.
Miss Hudson was the attractive
guest of Miss Bradshaw last winter
and made a host of friends here She
and Miss Bradshaw were at Belmont
college. Nashville. together and both
are debutantes of the past winter.
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INSTRUMENTATION Wedding.

The Benton Tribune says of an ap-
preaching wedding that has its in
.terest here, whsre the bride-elect has
visited her sister, Mrs. NJ. e. Dodd.
and the bridegroom is popularity
known:
James Brandon Is to be married
the 20th of this month to Miss Mary
Savage, of Jackson, Tenn. Mr. Bran
don is one OF our most prominent
young business men and stands high
in this town and county. He II the
junior member of the firm of ]. F.
Brandon a. Son. young man OF tenn
'perate habits aud fine character The
intended bride is the daughter of Dr.
Savage, who IS one OF the teachers
in the Jackson college. and a young
lady of fine family and many attrac-
tive qualities.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15
Muslin Underwear Bargains

The muslin underwear that we bought six
months ago, before the advance in cotton,
are the greatest muslin underwear bargains
we will have during 1910.
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Reception in Girlhood Home.

The Murray Ledger OF January
says of a recent charming visitor in
Paducah. who was the guest Of her
brother Dir. Vernon Blythe and Mrs.
Blythe, and made a delightful social
impression here:
zone Of the most pleasantly re-
.membered evenings of the old wear
was the informal reception given by
Mrs. Attic Blythe Wall. of Los An
'geles. Cal, to her girlhood friends in
the hospitable home OF Mr. and Mrs.
C. +. Dale. The ferns and palms
arranged in the hall and
sitting room gave the attractive
touch Of green. always so pleasing
As the guests assembled they were
NEST graciously welcomed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale and daughter, Miss Ruth.
While friends greeted and mingled
with friends. happy groups were seat
ed In the hall aud sitting room await
ing the coming Of Mr.. and Mrs Wall.
who soon arrived 10 receive their cor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

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