The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-07-09
PERSONAL MENTION.


Misses Pattie and Margaret Bush, in
Winchester.
-Mr.FCharlton ga. Clay is at the
Hotel Walcott, New York City, for
several days stay.
Mrs. Mary E. EckIar, of Cynthi-
ana, is the guest of her son, N. H.
Ecklar. on Mt. Airy.
Miss Bette Hugart is quite i'll at
the home of her nephew, Mr.. j. Har-
ry Holt, near town.
Miss Kyda Thornton has returned
home from attending State Normal
School at Richmond.
Mrs. Thos. Conway and Miss Flor
ence Lee, of Chicago, are guests of
Mrs. Morgan Brown.
Mrs. Wash Fithian, who has been
quite i'll for several days, was report
ed much better yesterday.
Mrs. Fletcher Mann. of Lexington,
is the guets of her daughter, Mrs. F.
H. Bryan, on High street.
Miss Mabel Letton, of Frankfort,
Ind, is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Matte Mccartney, on Cypress street.
Miss Mary Kenney arrived home
yesterday from two weeks visit to
Miss Julia Howard, in Washington.
Mr.. Albert Yungkau, of Ashland,
KY, has returned home after weeks
visit to his sister, Mrs. l.. WOolstein.
Mrs. Walter Payne and two young
est chilrden left yesterday to spend
several weeks with her parents at
Warsaw, KY.
Miss Kate Lenihan is spending q
few days with Miss Margaret Doyle
at her home on West Main street in
Lexington.
Mrs. James Duncan Bell has re-
turned home from several days visit to
her brother, Mr.. Morris Renick, at
MiCdl atOwn, O..
Mrs. w. A. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Frances Johnson, arrive home
Tuesday from Berlin, Germany, where
the latter has been. finishing her music
ial education.
Among the attractive visitors who
attended the dance on the evening Of
July were Misses Lois Finnell and
Sadie Finley, of Georgetown. They
were guests of Mrs. N. C. Fisher.
NIT hos. Cook was taken to the
ST. Joseph Hospital, Lexington, We'd
nesday. in w. W. Mitchell's auto for
treatment. He was accompanied by
DR.. VIM. Kenney and Chas. A Cook.
He is threatened with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz cele-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage on Saturday last. The event
was observed by an elaborate dinner.
at which the members of the family
and few invited guests were present.
Mr.. Frank Ireland, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary Ireland
Davis, left Wednesday night or his
home at. Port Arthur, Texas. His
nephew, Ireland Davis, accompanied
him to make his future home in Texas.
Mrs. John Reading and two little
sons, who have been visiting formers
sister, Mrs. Newton Mithell, will leave
tomorrow for their new home at Little
Rock, Ark. Mrs. Mitchell will accom-
pany them home. Mr.. Reading has
been transferred by the L. N. from
Memphis TO Little Rock and moved his
household effects there while his wife
was visiting here.
The dance given Tuesday night by
the Bourbon Dancing Club, at Elks
Hall, was one Of the most delightful
ever given in Paris. The young ladies
never looked lovliery as they Gid
eG over the floor in their handsome
gowns with the gallant young beau OF
Bourbon, at their sides, under the
strains of Weber's beautiful dance
music. The surroundings were so en-
traneing that it was four o'clock Wed
nesday morning before Weber played
Home Sweet Home" The following
were those present:
Carolyn Rosebery and Oscar linton
Elizabeth Whitridge, Baltimore, anC
Miller Burnaugh, Mary Lisle anC
White Warden, Elizabeth Steele anC
Charlton Clay, Katherine Davis ant
Julian Elliott, Lexington, Gladys Tai
bott and Grover Baldwin, Bernice Oar
nall, Carlisle, and VIM. Cooper, Louis'
Davis and J)s. Mitchell, Ella Kriene
and John Davis, Martha Waller ant
/ Raymond Mcmillan, Elizabeth Crutche
and Holt Daniel, Artie AshbroOk, Gym
: thiana, and Harry Collins, Henriett;
Taylor and VIM. Wilson, Lexington
Mayme Shropshire and Carley vii
moth, Belle Cromwell. Cynthiana an
Harry Horton, Marie BAN, Lexington
: and C. o. Boarduman, Elizabeth Stitt
Berkeley, CAL. and Reuben Hutchcraft
: Laura Clay, Lexington, and Edwar
Pritchard. Blanche Thompson and Wa
ker Nelson, Fannie Mcfarland an
! John Spears, Lena Wright RaymOn
: and Joe King, Cynthiana, Edith Co
0 lier, Cynthiana, and Vim. King Cynth
ana, Mary zimmerman, Cynthiana, an
Lynn Lail, Cynthiana, Edna Earl Hin
ton and Amos Turney, Mary Batterto
and w. S. Arnsparger, Alma David
son, Cincinnati, and Davis Week:
e Edith Myall and Woodford DAME
q Rena Crosdale and Joe lines, Sadi
Finley, Lexington, and Ras Ware
S Georgetown.
e Stags.-Jas. Clay, Jas. Curry. F
: Arnsparger. Warren Fisher. Julian E
. lott, Elliott Ford, Lexington; j. {
: Haley, ClintonvilIe; Sam Smith, NicE
n olasviIle; Walter Meng, Jas. Mene
North Middlteown; Bratton Suttor
!, Mt. Sterling Robey Clay, Lexington
Il John Ford, VIM. Hall. jeff Mcclure
r Jack Bradley, Georgetown; Stanle
r Brown, Mt Sterling; G. Bradley
e Rucker Bristow, Georgetown; Mac