The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-04-19
SOCIALDOM.

of the many brilliant social events Of
the season just closing, the card party
given Thursday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall by Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Frank and
Miss Helen Frank, by far eclipsed them
all in every particular. The spacious ball
room was covered with many Oriental
rugs, hangings of the same design
were gracefully draped over windows and
doors with the additional decorations of
cut glass vases and bowls of cut flowers
! here and there. on pedestals and tables, in
fact every nook and corner was banked
with vines, potted plants, handsome ferns
and foliage of every description, making a
scene fit for eye lords and ladies of We
olden times" A Louisville harpist fur
nished music during the entire evening.
In the receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank, Miss Frank, Miss Askew, guest of
Miss Frank, Miss Matilda Alexander,
Mr.. Clarence Kenney and Mr.. Jim Buck
ner. Mrs. Frank was handsomely gowned
in champaign mob, wolfe over blue with
trimming and girle of blue panne. Miss
! Frank was beautiful in gown of grey silk
aeolin over pink silk.
Miss Clay Croxton and Miss Lucy
Buckner assisted in entertaining and also
marked the games.
Five elegant prizes were awarded.
! First gentleman s prize, stylish silver
and gold stein, was won by Mr.. Duncan
Bell. The first ladies' prize, silver and
cut glass hair pin holder, was won by Miss
Lizzette Dickson. The visitors prize, a
pretty pearl lace pin, was won by Olive
FAINT. Mr.. w. E. Board was the lucky
married man who won first prize, which
was cut glass champagne goblet, and
Mrs. E. M Dickson was the fortunate
winner of the married ladies prize. 1t
was cut glass individual salt celler.
After the games delightful luncheon
was served.
The guests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Steele, Mrs. Frank
Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. MillerWard, Mr. and
Mrs. James Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. w C.
Ussery, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kenney,
MIR. and Mrs Denis Dundon, Mr.. With.
ers Davis, Miss Emma Scott, Mrs. Hugh
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Dick
son, Miss Lizzette Dickson, Mr.. and
MRS. w. L. Yerkes, Mr.. Quincy Ward,
MIR. and Mrs. James Ferguson, Miss
Sue Buckner, Mr. Woodford Buckner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. May, DIR. and Mrs.
Frank Fithian, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Barnett, Mr.. Benjamin Woodford,
DR.. and Mrs. M. H Daley, DIR. Chas. G.
Daugherty, Messrs OakfOrd and VIM.
Hinton, Mr.. VIM. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Stuart, Miss Sophia Innes,
Mr.. Joe Embry, Misses M ry Hunte r
Johnson, Gertrude Renick, Eddie
Sp ears, Margaret Lynne, Frances john
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Board, Miss
Annie Askew, Miss Hattie Hill Mann,
Miss Matilda Alexander, Mr.. Buckner
! WOOdford Mr. Geo " CLAY Dr oDd
Mrs. J. 4. Vansant, Mr. John
Yerkes. Mrs. Robert Goggin,
MIR. and Mrs, o. l.. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Miller, Miss Kate
Alexander, Miss Nancy Clay, Mr..
Clarence Kenney, Miss Clay Oroxton,
Miss Maria Upton, Mr.. and Mrs. Swift
Champ, Mr.. and Mrs T. H Tarr, Mr..
Will Clarke, Messrs. Duncan Bell, John
Spears, Clarence Thomas, John M.
Brennan, James Woodford, Miss Lucy
Buckner, MISS B title Brent johnson,
Mr.. Clel Turney. Mr. Carley Wilmoth,
Mr.. James M. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. w.
W Mitchell, Mr.. Albert Hinton, Mr..
James Buckner, Me-. Thomas Buckner.
Mr.. John N. Davis, Misses Callie
Thomas, Margaret and Ollie Butler,
: Margaret Sweeney. Martha Clay, Ollie
FAINT, Elizabeth EmbrY. Susan johnson,
Miss Payne, Mr.. J. M Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Walker, Messrs. Edwin
Sweeney and Hugh Brent.
Miss Helen Frank entertained We'd
nesday evening with Dutch supper in
honor of her guests and few other
visitors in town.