The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-11-24
sOCIALD0M.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Tuesday even1ng-M1Ss Callle Thomas
will entertain the LAS You Like IT, Club.
n Wednesday afternoon-Th Progressive
Culture Club will meet with Mrs. John 7,
Hinton, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Wednesday afternoon-The usual meet.
/ ing of the Paris Literary Club will meet
at its rooms on Pleasant street.
| Thursday afternoon-Th Six hand Eu-
clre Club will be the guest of Mrs. Tom
Talbot.
Friday afternoon-Mrs. Amos Turney
will entertain the Married Ladies'
Whist" Club.
Friday afternoon-Mrs. James Fer
guson will entertain the "Pastime
Euchre" Club.
Miss Matilda Alexander gave fare
well luncheon Thursday afternoon to
ten of !her most intimate girl friends.
Mrs. Alexander has sold her elegant home
and with Miss Matilda Alexander, will
spend the winter in Florida. It is with
genuine regret that the M ny friends of
Mrs. ALEXANDER and family give them up
for even SO short time.
The entertainment was very informal
one, but was one of the most delightful
of the Inequalities they have extended.
Miss Alexander's guests were: Misses
Lizzette Dickson, Frances Johnson, Bet
tie Brent Johnson, Hines, Hattie
Hill Mann, Elizabeth Embry, Helen
Frank, Clay Croxton and Lucy Buckner.
- The first of series of cotillons to
be given this winter by the Jolly Fellows
German Club, was given Friday evening,
at Odd Fellows Hall and was unanimous
| ly declared to be the most delightful and
most beautiful one ever given in Bourbon
county.
It was Japanese german and the colorS
red and yellow, which are so beautiful in
japanese draperies, portiers, lanterns,
etc, was most artistically carried out in
decorations and favors. The ballroom
presented a perfect oriental fairyland
with its many red and yellow lanterns,
portiers over windows and doors of the
same pretty colors. Suspended from the
ceiling in the center of the room was
huge japanese umbrella, just beneath
which hung lantern of the same artistic
| coloring. To each corner from the cen
! trail chandelier were hangings of yellow
and red, underneath this were tables of
tropic plants and great bouquets of
! Chrysanthemu1ns.
The favors were given out from a little
booth of red and yellow decorations, pre-
sided over by Mrs. E. M. Dickson, Mrs.
L c. Moore and Miss Eva Freeman.
Mr. Oakford Hinton, who very grac1-
ously holds the honor of being the most
popular member of the club. in his usual
easy and graceful manner, led and carried
out many new and pretty figures and to
him all praise is dne for the decorations
and the many pretty and unique favors.
The first four couples were Mr.. Oak
ford Hinton and Miss Isabella Armstrong,
Mr.. Will Hinton and Miss Lizzette Dick
| son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Alexander,
Mr.. Robert Lyme and Miss Eddie Spears.
Other dancers were Mr.. Albert Hinton
} and Miss Anna Freeman, Mr.. Hugh
Brent and Miss Lizzie Manner Turney,
Mr.. John Yerkes and Miss Elizabeth
Embry Mr.. Hume Payne and Miss Helen
Frank, Mr.. John Spears and Miss Clay
Croxton, Mr.. Clarence Thomas and Miss
Elizabeth Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kenney, Mrs. Earl Ferguson, Mr.. Thorn
ton Moore and Miss Florrie Chenault,
! Mr. Clayton Howell and Miss Eva Prev
lit, Mr.. Dan Mckinley and Miss Phoebe
Beckner, DR.. c. G. Daugherty and Miss
Anna Johnson, Mr. Will Ferguson and
/ MISS U1dll1Od AICAduQCIy LIZ 4ns IL 4IdA-
ley and Miss Frances Johnson, Mr.. Jim
Buckner and Miss Kate Alexander, Mr..
Tom Buckner and Miss Hines. Mr.. Will
Clark and Miss Milda Mcmillan, Mr..
Cell Turney and Miss Bette Brent John
son, Mr.. Clarence KenneY and Miss Lucy
Buckner Mr. Edwin Sweeney and Miss
Hattie Hill Mann, -dr. and Mrs. o. L.
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Swift Champ.
nfI1or of tho Ol11h Mr. of1H
Mrs. w. E. Board, Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
Yerkes, Mrs. -Ulie Howard. Mrs. Russell
Mann, Mrs. E. c. Moore and Mrs. w. T.
Buckner.
Miss Lizzette Dickson will be bride
maid and Mr.. Oak Hinton a groomsman
at the marriage of Miss May Escott to
/ Mr.. Wallace Bruce Laughton, of Birming
ham, Ala, at Shelbyville, XVI on Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs John T. Lail entertained Mon
4 day afternoon at her elegant home II
Cynthiana, in honor of her sister, Mrs
L. c. Moore, of Detroit, Mich. 1t was
. military euchre and was one of the most
delightful entertainments ever given II
Cynthiana.
One of the most interesting and elab
crate weddings ever solemnized in Lex
: ington, was that of Miss Eugenia O'Da..
;. and Mr.. Christopher c. Fitzgerald, whicl
f was celebrated at ST. PauPs Catholi
Church. Tuesday mornsng. Miss Marga
ret Roche. of this city, was one of TIL
attendants, and was the fortunate winner
in drawing for the emblem of fate, of tn
ring which denotes that she is to be tn
= next bride.
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To the citizens of Kentucky: