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± j 4Annouiicoincntg1 The EntroNoua club wilt Co enter

tt nedthe comings week tby Miss

Blancna HUlsv6f North Ninth streetThe day Jigs not been decided

The bejphlft cubwlU meet onk Tuesday at iO0cpck at the Carne

gio library The program for theiitorrflng Isi The jNational Sports of Spain

I2 i Mrs 1Rob6rt Bcqker Phlllpa2 ArSori TMrs iEdmund Mf Post2 PufjfifdeU 91del PradorrMrs

Loutlyr rifeUe

Mn AlonzoRIleyersls the hos ¬

less of v the FIve hundred club onWednesday afternoon at her Ihomel434 Broadway

VThe Magazinp club will meet on

11Thursday fifternpon with Mrs ASFifth and Harrison streets

op Reports will bo made from the tot ¬

lowing April magazines Harpers3 North American Review ATlantic

Monthly Outlook Hubbards Jour ¬

neys and Literary Digest Therewlllbean election of officersI

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ttMrs Anna Rentz Impersonator

< and airs NeUle De Marque Gibbs pi

I1nlst will apliear at the Tenth StreetChristianl church on Thursday evenJng In fan attractive recital

The Kalosophlc club will meet onvEridajjmorning at 10 oclock Miss

F aBlanche Hls of North Ninth street

ryss tffo hostesst The progrant to bepresented 1st

1 Current Topics Miss Powell I

2 Life of Oliver Goldsmith She+ Stoopsitq Conquer Mlss ParjcL 4 i

3 Drataatjg Art of TennysonThomas A3ocketMrs Henry j

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licfats tai tW aibokKatterjolm Wedv q ding

The br of Mfss Jessie HanirtonHp6fc and Mn William Roy kat-terjbhnvon Wednesday afternoon at5 jpclock will be a pretty church

V ceremonial witnessed by a large

number of the frtthds of the popu ¬ I

t lar youngcouplo It will bq solemniIzeditAho First Baptist church TheRW Calvin M Thompson will per¬t IIt form the ceremony The church will

i bo decorated with palms ferns andflowers Jjaan effective scheme of

t whlto and greenThe Wedding music will be a

charmlB g feature Mr Will Reddlck

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will preside at the organPlaYInSthcIwedding match Bofo I

processional Mrs Albert otIt

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play Sunbeams and SoadoW a tlS a violin nccotnpanlmont

Miss Edna Rook jroungcf sisterof the bride will be the maid of hon-

Or Mr Louis List will act as tile bestman The ushers are Messrs Jon

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Tne bride will wearaFeharmin gcostjimo of whltd jParis muslin overllatstieof honor will be prettily gowned Inwhite ails musllh wJtii white lIntand will carry pink carnations

The couple will leave at 0 oclockfor Chicago Cleveland 0 and otherpoints The brides golngaway gownwill be a dark blue stilt costume withhat to match They wilt be at homeafter May 1 IIn their new home onNorth Sixth street which Is beingcom ete1

Outoftown guests expected totthe wedding are Mr and Mrs T FBnrtOn of Chicago Mr and MrsJames Meadows of LexingtonTehn Mr and Mrs Thomas Quinn i

of Jackson Teririf Mrtahd Mrs An-

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Sykcs of Jackson Tenn Mrs I

sr P Galloway obftnphls I

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The Paducah chapter pdughlers of I

the American Revolution held the I

April meeting tin Friday afternoonwith Mrs C H Chamblln at the Ho-

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Craig The business session wasentirely routine A pleasant patriotci program was rendered usf the literary feature The response to roll f

call was made with patriotic sentmeats Amos Vas sung MissEmily Morrow contributed delightful paper on Our National Songswhich the chapter oidered published tt-In tho American Monthly MrsRoy McKinney read some Interestingblographlcail sketches of revolutionary heroes from the American Month1lyeMiss Edna Eader and Mr WillReddlck furnished some attractivemusic Mrs ChambMn gave as souvenirs of ctliooccaslOD pictures of llirsoClienault of Lexington thestate D

V R regent puiich wrfs served dur

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gsvevery happj toasts to Mrs Chenauit whtch were drunk by the chap-terhTwoMiss Marie Boydof Eddyvilean ttnndt

lppastor of the First ChHstfan churchwhoso wife Is an enthusiastic D AtR Dr Moore made a graceful littleIttaThe May meeting of the chapter iwill bo with Mrs Ch rlepJK WheelerKentucky avenue aria Fifth streett

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L LUelightfulIYux DanceJ

Mr Charles Roitgerihg was thehost of an enjoyable barn dance on jThursday night at his home flu theCairo road About twentyJive c <m jrpros wero present and the evening j

was pleasantly spent In dancing Re-

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Mlsa Mattle Bellp Cllnard enter ¬

tained a tow of her friends very pleas1

aptly on Wednesday evening at herhome on South Sixth etreet Games

land music were features of pleasifrodelicious refreshments were

served Those present wero MissesJuliete Pace Marsaretto Laveau IdaII

Dean Trayner thel13ambergcri

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Theres magic In a pretty footAnd we all seem to know t

For we who have a pretty topAre pretty sure to show It I

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Mary Pearl Robertsbn Madge GriefMuriel tickles Ellen Mansfleld Henrlclfa Earnhardt Ilav EarnhardtMessrs Well Rodfus Yelser MorgangUlls Orr Walter Bamberser Joelincel IJuls Laveau

Soda1 Comi IliHciits to ioin4r Pndacab 1Spelan

I Mrs Victor Volta rlved homo onFriday from a visit tii lipty mother

TamsIHarstaYJlnterrupted1 pleaalire arid Includessome charming sldQ trips to Houstonand other Texas cities J3eau Mondetthee weekly society paper of DallasiIn tho last Issue flays

Our society women who visitHouston cone back enthusiastic overthe way the prime donnc of jhe Hodstton drawing rooms entertain SirsVictor Vorls neo Shelly of Paducah4Cy RUOjls visiting her mother Ira 1

T 1L Shely spent a week or more InHouston guest of Mr and Mrs WB Sligrpe who entertained her mostdelightfully In their palatial newjhome Mrand airs Walker Ellisgave a double tbx arid supper partyIn her holier and MrsJ Wm Jonetwho Is famed for her beantlfulfunctlons entertained durlhg rvisitSaysthe UoustooPost

Sirs Will E Jones honored MrsVictor Voris of Kentucky Mrs WB Sharps guest this afternoon with-a bridge imrty which vas through-put

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happily suggestive of tho seasonTho entire floral hdornment of thoeeganthome consisted of quantitiesbf beaiitlful Easter lilies whose dlg I

ulty and purityof lentil made themartistically harmonious with the rareand lovely furnishings of the homo I

Tile ocoro cards were In handpaint ¬

ed Easter lily designs and tho Icesserved wero molded In tho same fasftliori1

A portion of the meek was spent byttMrs Vorls at a house party near Fort t

Worth in the beautiful country homeof a school friend which Is known asttliTho Hunter Wilson Place famedfor Its charming environments and I

pretty chatelaine An automobile t

run to Humble the Now Beaumontwas a delightful event of the weekp

A number of pretty furictlotfs ofpthe past two weeks In Dallas at whlchcMrs Vbrla was a guest are listed by I

Beau Monde as follows

Evello Mere theew home of Mrand Mrs J H Shelly In Oak Lawnwas the scene and settling of an In ¬ rformal but drossy tcapourlrig Wednesday given by MrsShelly In hon ¬ I

r of her daughter Mrs Victor VorIsof Paducah Ky who with her babygirt Elsie Eunice has been hero Jof

Lenten visit but will leave nextweek for home The houso which 4s

modeledl after the Inviting EnglishhouSes has a most Artistic Interior lii

arid with thbhostess1 hand

pleastouchedbl mswasdecidooli chirmlng 6nthis afternoon Tho flowers were atv I

tinged In baskets about the cabi ¬

and casements of the receptioniall where the hostess assisted byllbleandilesdames E P Turner George No

Mrs Franklin of ColoradoSprings received the guests The re¬

ception room where Mrs Vorls In allWatteau princess gown of Pompadourtoss brocade trimmed In chiffon andMailno roses arid wearing some hugettpearls met her Dallas friends was

rQSesoXdirlied by plait shaded lights The

toMissguestofWore a beautiful gown of rose lire-

cadeIrs tho Empire style with somerare old Jowela Assisting In thisroom wero Mosdames Jrb Smoot iJames Cochran Murreli Buckner and iMoore of Denver The dining room 1

with Its soft tones and latticed win ¬ Idows was fragrant with hyacinthsMid tulips and the punch room wasperfuniy with violets and dewy TernsThe assisting 1att7In i

these roomsWhore cream and strawberries wiforsand mints and cooling punch werei

served Included Misses Elsie andBorthaleo Shelly In the cozyliving room with Its pretty garden

towwkshelvescoterie Ho meet tho guest and d=

afterPoonltlThe week nll > reception of ITsI

bf the driSssyJFrankURIIallwaSOrle It was glv

en In honor ot Mrs Hooker of Am

Temtpletoulasaof Clinton Mo Tho hostess had herhbhio at13C State street dressed u 1very prettily In spring blossoma theretention Room being adorned1 withsweet peis arid maiden hair ferns andkoftly itiu rained bV pink< shaded lights

IIIn the library whero M sdamos J Hl

Skclly J V Vorlg and IV1 E Hindspresided there were large i clusters off

arsenal NeU rotes anti groupingjp lms and thq dining room wasaMoow with Gloria carMtlo ii eetwined witb mllu Mod o-

xqeaves and ibrilliant flowwrf or >wtninttag tit enter ot s asuei-

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charideliers and sCver candelabra1JJeweled lamps and roseshaded canI

dies lIght dthe room andn twocourse luncheon was served MissAileen Leach of Waco Mlas Joni-IiendersonandrMrs

eHoward Vaughun

did the honors In the punch room I

which was sweet with llllles and vlo1

lets and lighted by vlaiet ahade dcandles One hundred guests leftcards

Mrs Stephen John Hay and thMisses Oxford were at home Wedne-day

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April 3 from 3 until B oclockassisted by Mrs Victor Vorls of Kentacky

Saris Sour ClubThoSans Soiicl club emerged froml

Its Lenten retirement this week wit lhj

a pretty entertainment at tthe hom qof Mist Faith Langataff on Kenttic jky avenue The house was attracjtlvely decorated with boughs of thedogwood and other sprang flowersThe guests were limited to the flyclub tables with visitors to flll tl1

e5clubvacancies Tho outof townguests were Miss Anita Wood otWichita Kan Miss Bertha Foley I

of Now York Mis3 Carrie Well o r

Cleveland A prettily appointed I

luncheon was served after the game

MrsWilliam lt

of Cleveland received the visitingprize The consolation prize went toMrs Jaines Campbell Jr

Pretty Complimentary Card Party

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appointed card party on Wednesdayafternoon at the Standard club-rooms

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in compliment to two recent tbrides Mrs Sydney Loeb and MrsHenry Loeb

The Easter and Springtimewas prettily carried out In the deco

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rations of the room A profusion otCIonlthQtbutI¬

terflies The colorscheme was pinkwhite and green The table had forIts centerpiece a mirror surroundedby green leaves with a hen and tinychlcnens upon It Tho tunchcon wa-

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attractive emphasis ot the greenII

wasistachio I

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and decorated with pink r seleavesiiThe tally cards were miniaturechickens Two games Of cards werej

played In ono Airs Henry Well andI

Sirs James Wemc lied for the headprize an nmond set Mrs Jacob i

Wallerstoln won ttjib second prize nII

gilt nat pin recelver and presented j I

It td hdr guest Mrs Jullus Walburlf I

Of St Louis The consolation prize-a silver ban bon tray went to MrsAdolph WellIn the second game tMrs S Folz won the first prize and1 fMrs Henry Loeb received the consolatlon There were 11 tables at 1

guests present and many handsomeand attractive spring costumes wereIn evidence <

Cotillion Clubs Easter DanceThe Easter German of tho Cot I

lion club was n delightful occasionof the week On Wednesday eveningit the Hotel Craig The german was I

led by Dr Victor Voris Mr Wnl 1

lace Well and Mr Charles Cox Severnl outoftown visitors added tothe charm of the occasion In attendance were Mr arid Mrs Henry I

Utterback 1

ta Kan Bertha Foley of NowYork Ruth Kelley of Sprlngflold j

p Carrie Well of Cleveland bEthel Brooks Blanche Hills Llllle ft

Mae Winstead Mary Scott Marjorlo oScott Faith Langstalt Sue Thomp 1son May Owen Lillian HobsbnBoTIoCave Frances Wallace Messrs willRlQke David Koger Frank Chati i

pulll Charles Cox Godfrey Hancock I

Morton Hand Stewart SlnnottDouglas Bagby Henry Dewey Roscoo o

Reed Charlie fiche Fred Wade i

Wallace Well John Brooks GroverJackson Edwin J Paxton Dr J VPorts 3Easter Party

The Easter party given by MissesI

Lottie and Katie Scott on Tuesdayevening at their home 904 Broad-way was a very delightful affair Apretty colorscheme of white amI

pink was carried out In the decora Itlons and In the delicious ices aridI

cakes that were served Those pres¬

cut were Misses May Carter IoslOwen Btela Moore Moore IdaCollier Audrey Collier Dixie HesterDaisy Underwood Prudence Blariford Hattie Hicks Nora Bowland +

Cora Langston Effle Ashley AddleFulkerson Fannie Scott Kate ScotttSallo Farmer Bertie Hester Mrand Mrs Tom Bradley MessrsCharlie Render Tom Fulkerson Evcrott Fulkorson Clarence Perry

f Gregory Karl foyerJohnson Wernell Graves WildFranklin Lester Hicks Guy Holliday John Murray r Adams ANtie Row Kaufman t-

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ClubTbe Womans club J1ltt jefu

1tar meeting on Thursday attendf ooiJIlitI

IMiit church The ePea rtlar iMitt-Irlow4 thd biJtnic r iL I

Iunder the direction Of the Civics de

J partment ot the club A delightfuland practical program on civic suitJjccts was presented Judge WilliamMarble spoke on Civic Beauty DrDoha Caldwell gaffe npaper on Purehood Mr Saunders A Fowlerhandled the subject of PracticalGardening The musical numbers

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departhient and will be addressed byhire Herbert C Mertgel of Louisville 1I

an authority On educational work Inthe state

jj D C ChapterThe April meeting of the Paducah

United Daughters of the Confedera-cy was Ned on Tuesday afternoonwith MrSj Louis M Rieke at 70SJeiffersbri street Roiftlhe business occupfed the attention of the chapterofeof General Albert Sidney Johnstondelightfully given by Mrs RobertdescrlprJoseph Gardner

A prettily appointed courselunchcon was served by the hostess at theclose and a pleasant social time wasenJoedI

Pionsatit OccasionMiss Nellie Roach entertained very

pleasantly on Monday evening at herhome on South Fourth street withcards and games The guests were I

Misses Nina Barks Geneva MooreJennie Warten Clara Scott Ida Sox I

ton Jessie Colt Mamie Heath Mln c

nlo Roaoh Bertha Reed MessrsClaude Ford William Thomas Joe

ijGourloux Alison Watts Clarence I

Robertson Willie Farrow Cecil Robertson Freak Beadles Stanley liar

Idlso George McFadden Rawl Nlcholson Oscar Straub iRiiidy King0Plcasrint lllrtndny Party

titles Henrietta Earnhardt of C20South Sixth stret entertained mostpleasantly on Tuesday evening from I

S tintll 11 joclock In honor of her 1

J4th birthday The evening wasspent with games Delightful rOo

trreshnlent lure served The guestskerb itlSclEiilii White Ida DeanTrayrier1 Callte Scott Nell LoveLaura Tifayrioi OpaJ Brahtfon MadgeGrief Elsie Smith Georgia Mae Lee

rfit sio Spann Elizabeth WilsonAfttUfl TJelle Cliriard Jticy HarperEthel Harper Tier Earnhardt MaryPearl Robertson Robbie Young WellRodfus Joe Pace Fred EarnhardtHal Earnhardt 0Pleasant Social AlTalr

Miss Melissa Wilkins entertained Ipleasantsyhome at Eleventh and Caldwellstreet Light refreshments wore served

Charity Club Ton

prettyEaster jfrom 3 until C oclock at the homeof the president Mrs George C Vallaco oh North Ninth street The jjhouse was effectively decorated withspring towers Ah Informal mushcal program was rendered throughttout the afternoon Light refreshnienls had delicious caindloa weroserved by pretty girls of the club Afree will1 offering was taken for rileclubs workIGKalosophlc Club

KalosophieClubonFridaydelightJtlllYleatu1edAtiSSdtequssed Current Topics MissFi lth LangstntrJ gave a resume otlames Shorldaii JnoIIce and hisplay The iluhfehback Miss EthelMorrow lied a character schctch ofRlchnrd Brlnsley Sheridan Tho clubstudy was The School for Scandal

sueOpen Social Moling

Tho Ohurch Furnishing society ofthe First Christian church had a verydelightful open meting on Mondayafternoon with Mrs w A Derry 503North Seventh street with tho La-

dies Aid society for the guests ofprosdgram was rehderbd during tho afterll100nlbr Mrs George D Hart Mrs

David M Flournoy Miss Ltila JohnsBanedurant Mr Edward Skelton Clarkand Robert Boridurant An attrneItlvo luncheon was served by thd host

fioess

Arattnro Stagiest ClubThe regular biweekly meeting of

the Matinee Musical club was held onWednesday afternoon at the parish

house of Grace Episcopal churchTho program was a very attractivemiscellaneous one and Included se1J lections from Wagner Grieg LleblIng Scflunianhi> flendel and SmithPJand Numbers were rendered byMisa Virginia Newell Miss MaryScott Miss Edna E des and MissCaroltee Ham Vocal selectionswere glen J firs David Flour

Of Itiin Aim Bradshaw MessrsAoiNrs iiiiAl and Richard >Scottfly Howard H Brlnghurit 8HT9 an

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Makes delicious hot biscuit1griddle cakes rolls and itriuffins

An absolutely pure cream of tartar powder

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fjMertalpIngt account of the Miracleand Mystery Plays The OratorioThe program was under the dlreclion of Miss Lula Reed and MissMamie OBrien

Easter nullThe Easter Ball given by the Ev-

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Circle Woodmen of theWorld at Red Mens hall on NorthFourth street on Monday eveningwas a most enjoyable affair A largocrowd was In attendance

Crescendo ClubThe Crescendo cllibheld n very de¬

lightful Mebllng recital on Thursdayafternoon at tits studio ofTMiss Vir ¬

ginia Nevcll ort North Seventh streetMisses Mat Byrd Eunice Robertsonand Mary Bondurarit rendered threejof Entil Lleblliigs compositions

Spring SOlig Serenade andMltrueltc Scherzahdo very attrac ¬

tively Mr Llebllngs life educationand work In America wdat tie> Subjectoft a club conversazione SIlss

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ell read an Interesting letter from

Mr Llebllng to the clubfi

lllrthday IhrtyMr Fred Bathr of South Sixth

street entertained on Monday even-Ing

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from 8 until 11 oclock at hishome In celebration of his IGthbirthday Delightful refreshmentswere served during the eveningThose present were Misses MabelEnporhelmer Mamie Broyles Robbieliyamlth Ethel flyrd Mary SmithEssie Smith Lucy Gholson RubySmith Grace Balir Doris WaltersMessrs Claude Ennerhelmar Henrytall Jim Byrd Jima Sullivan FredBahr Wilson Broadfoot Roy BahrCharles Walters Stahl GholsonOljTin Walters 0Delphic ClubThe Delphic club enjoyed an Interes

lug meeting on Tuesday morning atCarnegie library Barcelona theKey of Spain was attractively feat-ured

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l by Mrs Elbrldge Palmer MrsFrank Parham gave a delightful des-cription of Malaga the Garden ofSpainThe

Delphic club will be splendidlyrepresented at the meeting of theKentucky Federation of Womansohibs nt Shelbyvllle In June Thedelegates are Sirs Robert lleCkerPhillips tho president arid MissHelen Lowry Mrs Mildred FpvfiecDavis and Mrs George Floiirnqy aretho alternates 4tAbout People

Mrs Julius Walburt Mrs HenryLevy and Miss Almee Levy of St

Louis are the guests of Mrs JacobWallersteln of North Fourth street

Miss Mary Boiling of North Sev-enth

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street returned home thisweek from a round of pleasant visitsIn Jackson Miss and MemphisTennwhere she formerly livedMiss Dolling had a number of charm ¬

ing parties given In her honorThe Misses fiche and Mrs Wil¬

liam Owen Bailey of Louisville haveCabled their safe arrival at Athensthis week They found Egypt as fas-cinating as do nitvisitors to the landof the Nile and went from there toConstantinople They will visit Spainafter Greece

Miss Ruth Kelley of Springfield0 has been the guest this week ofMrs Saunders A Fowler at herhome Edgewood Miss Kelley was onoof Mrs Fowlers bridesmaids at herwedding two years ago and Is pleas ¬

antly remembered hereMrs <George Sweeney of Boston

Mass arrived this week to visit MrsJohn S Bleceker on North Fifthstreet Mrs Sweeney tins been InNashville Tenn for several weeksthe guest of Mrs Beeckers motherMrs Hamilton Parks ot West EndAvenue

Miss Mildred Terrell who Is theguest of her slater Mrs LeslieSamuels at Bardstown was compli ¬

mented with a pretty reception thisweek by her hostess The receptionroom was In pink the dining roomIn green and the library In red MissTerrell will return homo In threeweeks and Mrs Samuels will accom ¬

pany herr

Miss Anita Woodot Wlchltalan and Miss Bertha Foley of NewYork who have been the popularguests of Miss Ethel Brooks of NorthSeventh street will leaveI on Sundayfor WIchHay where Miss Foley willvisit Miss vood Both are extreme¬

ly brlcht and attractive girls nndhave made a delightful social im¬

pression in PidUoobiiMiss Lula Johnston of Dallas Tex

who has been the guest of Mrs JM Buckndr of Jefferson and Eighthstreet returned to Dallas on TuesdayShe Is a sister of Mrs Murreli duckner of Dallas and accompanied MrsBuckner home from Louisville MissJohnston la a talented musician andsang very delightfully on several occasonsjwhlle here

Mr Blanton Allen left tills week to

MlchDuringPaducah Mr Allen had made manyfriends He was a popular member ofthe Cotillion and other social clubs

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