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0 IThe form of Aprllrbpautlful and

gayAdown thLworld pcomes dancing

In delightA cloud of snowy appleblossoms by

layA fire bt all the daisied stars by

3 night

She gives the music to the rapturedthrush

That In the woodland sings thet whole day long

She roves With Echo through thestartled hush

And mocks the bobolink withshower of song

ttYel though her wondrous charms arefresh and now

None guess tho proud queen In thomaiden free

She tildes her thousand eyes with vi ¬

olets blueShe veils her splendor with sim ¬

plicity13 W Mason In April Smart Sot

AunaummeulsMTiw Suslo Thompson will enter ¬

tale oa few friends with a dinner onMonday evening at her hollloolBroadway complimentary to SlfssElizabeth Scott of Clarksdale Misstho guest of the Misses Decker

Mrs Saunders A Fowler Is hos ¬

tess to Jho Five Hundred club onWednesday afternoon at her homo

Edgowqod on West Broadway ItI Is the first meeting of the club since

they adjourned for Lent

Mr and Mrs Hal S Corbott wlK

entertain the As You Ulko It clug onFriday evening at their homo onNorth Ninth street

Tho Paducah chapter U D Cn will have charge of thu Country

Store during the carnivalt weak be ¬

ginning April 30 ThWroceodij willgo towards the local Confederatemonument fund Members of thechapter will bo In charge of tho storoeach day Mrs Bortlo Campbell Isgeneral chairman of the committeeN 0DrlflllN of CovKnily Wedding

Society Interest for tho comingweek centers In tho wedding ofMiss Louise Elizabeth Cox and Me

Jams Henry Rudy on Tuesday ovenInc at 9 oclock at the IlroailwnMethodist chinch It will Jio a brit ¬

liant social event uniting two oftho most prominent young peoplemembers of loading families of thecity A reception at the homo of Mrand Mrs William Armour GardnertheSceremony

Mlsii Coxs attendants aro MissAnita Wood of Wichita KansasMiss Ifthol Brooks Miss Ruble Corbelt and Miss Ella Sanders thebridesmaids Mrs Sounders Fowlerand Mrs Thomas Hall fire tho mat ¬

TOOK of honor Tho maid of honor willbo Alias Martha Davis Tile ushers arcMrI Stuartl i 1 Rudy Mr Will Rudynir Slnnott Mr Charles Allcolt Mr John Brooks of the cityand Mr James lIolige of HendersonKy Tho brldo will enter with herbrother Mr Charles Cox and MrEdwin J Paxton is the grooms bestmapI The ceremony will be performed by Rev W K Cave D Dor Iho First Presbyterian chinch and

1 Rev r J Newell D Df of theBroadway Methodist church MrHarry Gilbert will have the weddingmusic In charge

The bride will wear a handsomeprincess gown df white satin withpanels of real lace Tho bridal veilwill be caught with orange blossomsand the shower bouquot will bo ofwhllo roses and lilies of tho valleyTeh attendants gowns will bo ofwhite Arabian silk They will carrypink roses and will wear tho Princeof Wales tips In hair

Among the out ot town guests tobe present for tho wedding are MrsMary Rudy of CascyvIIle the grand ¬

mother of Mr Rudy Mrs HenriettaJackson of Denver Col an auntMr and Mrs Clarke Knowlton ofMemphis Mr and Mrs Isaac Pc ¬

leIs of Memphis Mrs George FousDf Baton Rouge La Mrs CharleaJames of Evansvlllc Miss AnitaVool of Wichita Kan Miss AnnaParks of Nashville Tenn Mr WinIeech of Crlpplo Creek Col an U-ndo of Miss Cox Mr Charlie Coxfrom Ann Arbor Mich Mr JamesHodge of Henderson Ky Mr1 Jos ¬

eph Newbcrn of Memphis0JMnrliron to Jkllw O + vMiss Martha Davis favo a charm

Ing luncheon at 1 oclOCk today ather homo on Kentucky avenue inhonor of tho brldo of the comingweek Miss Louise Cox and her attondants

Tho table was a beautiful schemeIn roso color with spring lowers jl1lacs hyacinths and narcissus artist-Ically

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arranged In a centerpiecePinkshaded candles added to thoIpretty effect The placo cards wortmlnaturo fans each containingsome bright and clover saying aboutmarriage Tho menu was a very de-lightful

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oneIjho guests Included MIss CoxI

Mrs Saunders Fowler Mrs ThomasHall Miss Anita Wood of KansasMiss Ethel Brooks Miss Ruble Corbolt lIsslElla Sanders

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Pretty 1KvrnlnK Card TartyMiss Faith Langstaffs card party

Friday evening at her homo on Ken ¬

tuck avenue was a pretty compli-ment

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to her houseguest Miss Jose ¬

phine Gardner of Qiiogue L I anato Miss Elizabeth Scott of Clarksdale-Mlss the visitor of Mlssv MyrtleDecker and Mss Helen Decker Thohouse was a charming spring sym-phony

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with Its profusion of lilacsdogwood and apple blossoms usedthroughout the rooms

Miss Mary Boswell captured tin ofirst prize fur the ladles The secondprize wont to Miss Elizabeth Sin ¬

nott The first prize for the gentle-men was won by Mr Thomas Harri ¬

son and Mr Charles Cox secured thosecond A delightful courseluncheonwas served after tho gameII

Thero were twelve tables of guests0Inilurnli III New OrleansMiss Ethel Brooks who Is sponsor

for the James T Wnlbcrt camp U

C Vat the Confederate reunion IInNow Orleans April 2C27 will leaveat 3 11C Wednesday morning with herparty 8ho will bo accompanied byher rather Dr J G Brooks n dieI ¬

tinguished Confederate soldier Hermaids of honor are Miss SUe Thumpsore and Mss Kathleen Whltcflcld oftho city and Miss Anita Wood ofWichita Kan Mrs Bertie V Camp

bell la tho official chaperone Thedays in New Orleans will be veryi

crowded andbrllllant ones and Paducahs pretty sponsor with 1her charmIng coterie will bo acknowledged fa-

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In tho gay throng of repre ¬

sentative women of the SouthlandMr David Kbger wno has been ap-

Pointed by Gen H A Tyler es amajor on his staff will leave on Mon-

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In advance of the others as hisduties demand his early presence 0the scone He Will bo accompanied I

by his father CapL James Koger aprominent Confederate veteran Ma ¬

jar Kogor will bo a gallant and pop ¬

ular aideA number of the local veterans are

contemplating attending > Dr David1

G ttlurrell Is a delegate > from theJames T Walbert camp and wIN beoccbmpanled by ihls wife who Is aprominent member of the Paducahchapter U D C Mrs Murrell wasa Miss Randolph of Louisiana andI

will be at homo In New Orleans0

Mutlnco Munlcnl ClubThe Matinee Musical club offers aniI

unusually Interesting program forWednesday afternoon at iaeoclocIn thc parlors of the Eagle building fWagner and Liszt being the compos-

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Mrs Coo B Hart Is the leaderThe numbers havo been selected withdiscriminating caro and it promisesto be one of the most delightful openmeetings tints popular club has Ar ¬

ranged for Its members and theirguests The guests are limited ttwo for each active and associatemember The program follows

1 Character sketches Mrs II 8I

Wells2 Vocal solo = Elizabeths Pray¬

er from Tannhauscr =WagnerMrs W C Schoflold

3 Violin soloSoleetediProWm Deal

4 Vocal solo Lorcllo LisztMiss Anno Bradehaw

6 Basso Aria from The FlyingDutchman Mr Emmet Bagby

G Plano duct Rhapsodic nomgroiso No 2 LisztMss Nowdl1and Mr Gilbert

7 The Story of Lohengrin MissAllne Bagby

8 Vocal soloElsas Drum j

tram Lohengrin Mrs JamesWelllo

0C-otllllon Club

The IRaster german of the Cotil-lion

iclub on Monday evening at the

Palmer House was a very delightfulaffair It was led by Mr Louis flick eJr The presence of a number J

charming outoftown visitors addedto the attractiveness of the occnsoAmong Those present were lessarid Mosdames Sounders Fowler 13dIuneed Noble George Langstaff Mes >

dames J G Brooks J M BucknThomas Leech Dertlo CampbellMisses Anita Woodof Wichita E1Ut >

beth Scott of Clarksdale MistJosephine Gardner Quogue L LMisses Myrtle Decker Helen DeckEthel Brooks Elizabeth Sinna titHalllo Hlsey Ruth Well Faith Lanstaff Blanche Hills Hattlo TerreMildred Terren Canine Sowell BclCave May Owen Frances ColemanLulu Reel Henrietta Roger SueThompson Judge Walter EvansLouisville Samuel T Stewart ofNow York John Bleecker Loufiche Jr W T Sttirtcvant Cal-houn

tfiche Pat McElrath Jot

Drooloa Edson Hart Morton lionDavid Roger Fred Wade lienDewey Frank Bourne Joo Exn 1

IveiaoniLeechIAlgernoni43tMngazlno ClubMiss Martha Davis was hosless I

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Gives a woman that distinctionof being well dressed air of chicappearance more than anythingelseher hat and her glovesOur Millinery Department isybeing reinforced daily with newarrivals of hatsafter the rush

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the Magazine Club on Thursday athher homo on Kentucky avenue Jt1

was n hymen Abbott afternoon witha discussion of some of tits leadingApril Magazines and was an espcclaity delightful meeting

Quotations from Lyman Abbotttwere given In opening and MrsHenry Overby followed with an Intot eating character sketch of Abbot L

Titer Outlook of which Lyman Ab-

a bolt Is the editor was ably represented by Mrs George Langstaff Jr

Land Miss Frances Gould MrsScott and Miss Helen Lowry foatureLexcellent resume of the Northcan RevlCw The leadingof Harpers Magazine were delightfully given by Mrs Robert DeckerPhillips The Atlantic Monthly wascleverly reported by Mrs GeorgeFlournoy A beautiful luncheon wasserved after the literary digestt

An informal business session washeld before adjourning devoted prin ¬

cipally to tho coming meeting of theState Federation of Women Clubs aMt Sterling IIn Juno at which tho-

i magazine club will bo representedpetkwomens clubare presenting to the citizens

Tho next meetIng of tho club w1 tbe held on May 10 with Mrs Saun-ders Fowler at her items Edgewood on Woat Broadway It willIbe the final mooting of tho season01nMyo Y

entertained atlcards on Wednesday afternoon at herprottStiteggThese Were distributed from a mlnlature wagon drawn by a rabbit Theyelttlons of the rooms and In thoodeIlghtful luncheon scheme

The first prize was won by MrsLlnneaus Ormo and the second prize byMrs Kate Wilson Miss Clara Thompson captured the lono hand prizeandIthe consolation prize went to MrsHenry Thompson

There were ten tables of guests0Impromptu Orgies RecitalAt 130 today an Informal organ

recital was held at the First Presby ¬

terlan church Mr Hewitt of Louis ¬

yule who has friends In the cltyandIIs passing through was prevailed up-on to sing toan Invited audienceHe Is quilt a delightful soloist MissAda Brazelton accompanied him at

ofthe organ

7qi1anre Last Night

raTho younger society set gave ancnjoyabffe danceiltlhofI5lk8 > HaVlllast evening About twenty couples

erwore present The dance was diaperoned by Sirs W F Dradshaw andMrs Jetta Hobson0Delphic Clubyearserermlhndy of Women Eminent In FrenchTuesdaygCarnegie library ItsessionleI

and able papers Mrs Frank Parham gave a resmue of The Mother

ofof Napoleon1he Times of the

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onterlnlaeiwithdonwyIIItillsJosephinetongIslandFalthTanglartand i

carnations wore Used with effect In

elaboratecoursedelightfulCoverseguests were

raliases Emily Upton JosephineGardner Faith Langstaff ElizabethSlnnottCaveSueRobbIe ¬

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popularSirsIIIwith threatening appendicitis for thepast week or more will be glad to 1

llearn that she Is able to bo up andout again t r

Mr James Hodgo of HendersonKy Is expected this evening to visitDin Henry Ttudy of Kentucky nvopuo Ho comes to attend the CoxRudy wedding On Tuesday eveningI

Vitas Elizabeth Scott of Clarks-dale silos is the attractive guest ofMisses Myrtle and Helen Decker tII

Jefferson Street She arrived pnMonday

Mr Charley Cox has arrlvedjronf iAnn Arbor Mich where heisat

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1A beautiful line of white figured madras for25c the yard i

Dotted Swiss in embroidered patterns at18C 25C 35C 4OC the yard

36 Inl guaranteed pure linen waists or suitsat25c the yard fIn Union Linen forsklrtsat20c theyardAI36ID shirt waist linen beautiful quality already shrunk at 4QC the yard

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Miss Finny Upton of Now Orteens who has peen tho pleasantguest of her aunt Mrs David O

JMurrell during the winter left Thursday for her home Miss Upton Isvery popular In Paducah

The wedding of Mr L K Taylorof this city to Miss Alma PeajjBelcher of Covlngton Ga will take

Wedne6dajThocoulloPaducah and resldo at Hotel Craig

A Singular casePrinceton Ky April 21As next

friend Mrs Bello Glbbs has InstltutjOd suit tori2Q< damages In clrcult court against Mrs Sh1 C Pars ¬

ley for Ed Morris charging aliena ¬

tion of affectlbn of wire of Morrisand procuring attachments of thoproperty of Mrs Parsley The suitwas flied by Attorneys A D Moore

land S D> Hodge airs Parsley andthe young bI1 are gatd to bo la DeepAVater Mo Morris and Miss

orte Parafejr eloped tp Metropolisill1 a abort time ago anj wero marrled there

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Dr Overtoil Brooks May Then Entertime Marine Service

Mr Ovorton Brooks tho son of DrJ Brooks will graduate In medi ¬

clime from the Northwestern Unlver ¬

sity at Chicago June 25th Theyoung physician has gone throughthorough training In the Chicagoschool has had great Jealoactual experience In work here hav-Ing

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studied under hla father duringvacations In Puducab

The young man will probably goInto the marine service this being abranch that holds more advantagesand opportunities to young physic ¬

ians He has been In the naval acadonly ItJ Annapolis but left the serv¬

ice preferring to study medicine Howill probably como home td visit hisparents before ho decides on whatcourse he will pursue

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