The Bourbon news., 1911-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. E. A. Upton was a visitor in
Paris Tuesday.
Mrs. Frederick Wallis entertained
with luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. James Porter is quite ilr at
her hume on South Main street.
Miss Essie Saloshin left yesterday
for four weeks trip to New York.
Miss Marguerite Jurey, of Pewee
Valley. is the guest of Mrs. j. Simms
Wilson.
Mr.. Robert ]. burst. of -leye.
land, Ohio, is visiting Mr.. Maurice
Burnaugh.
Mr.. w. X. Blakemore twill return
today from a three week business trip
to New Yoik.
Mrs. Samuel Williams, of San
Francisco, CAL, who is a guest Of
Mrs. W. w. Mossie, is quite ILL.,.
Miss Margaret Ewalt is at home
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ewalt.
Judge M. c. Swinford. of C, nthi-
ana, and Hon. John X. Allen, of Lex
ington, attended court here Tuesday. ::
Mr.. Charles Smith, of Lagrange,
has returned to her home after visit
TO her son, Mr.. Leander Smith, in this
city.
Miss Mary Foster, of Covington,
and Miss Sue Ford Offutt. Of George
town, are guests of Miss Katherine
Davis.
Misses Elizabeth and Lucy
Howell, accompanied by Mr. Ower
Berry, OF Carlisle. were visitors in
Paris Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. nj. Bell and Mrs. Josie
Bell Harris. of Versailles, are guests
of Mrs. Charlton Alexander at her
home in the country
Master George Pritchard Chap
man, the little son of Prof. and Mrs.
Georgs w. Chapman, who has been
dangerously ill, is improving.
Mrs. Ford Brent and guest, her
niece. Mics Emily Woodall. of Coving-
ton, are visiting Mrs. Brent's mother,
Mrs. Edward Wallace, in Versailles.
Mrs. Dolly Hawkins and Mrs. Sue
SaIdusky, of Lexington. arrived We'd
nes day to spend several days with Mrs.
L. }. Fretwell and Mrs. Anne Pritch-
ard.
Mr.. VIM. ID. Hearne, of Indianapo-
Is. has been the guest for several days
of his relatives, Mrs. Chas. ID. Webb
and Miss Nellie Fithian, on North
Pleasant street.
Mrs. John w. Snowden and little
sCn, Master Nicholas Kriener Snow
den. will leave in a few days for Les
les, CAL, where they will join
Mr.. Snowden, who has located in that
city.
Mrs. Frederick w. Eberhardt and
little daughter, of Frankfort, are
guests of Misses Larue, in the county,
in the absence of Rev. Eberhardt, who
is attending the Baptist Alliance, in
session at Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. George Mcconnell, of this
city, was taken to Lexington hospi-
tai in an automobile Tuesday after
noon in a very serious condition. She
was operated on Immediately, and
from last report is doing nicely.
MIR. Ossian Edwards sustained an
injury at lumber camp in Tennessee
some time ago by some lu mber falling
on him, necesitating an operation,
which was performed Tuesday by Drs.
Daugherty and Keller The operation
was very successful and his condition
Is much improved.
Mr.. and;Mrs. K. p. Thomas and
Mr -. ldnnll (Hlny of
Thomas. came over from Mt. Sterling
Wednesday in their automobile to
spend several days with Mrs. VIM. X.
Swearengen, of Chicago, who is visit
ing her father, Mr.. George X. Davis.
Mrs. Sweerengen and little daughter,
Eleanor, will return to Mt. Sterling
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. White Warden entertained at
her home on Pleasant street Monday
evening at Five Hundred. After the
games refreshments Of ices and cakes
were served. These present were /:
Misses Mary Posner, San Francisco,
CAL. Elizabeth Steele, Elizabeth
Crutcher and Rachel Wiggins: Messrs.
Fred Batterton, Raymond Mcmillan,
Charlton Clay and Charles Fithian.
The annual June dance of the
Bourbon Dancing Club was held at
the Elks' Hall Tuesday evening and
was one of the society events of the
season. he occasion was heartily en-
joyed by all present and many from a
distance attended. Grellas' orchestra,
of Lexington. furnished the music. At
midnight substantial lunch was serv-
ed. These present were: Misses Han
nah Ferguson. Lois t'inneil and Sue
Ford Offutt, Georgetown; Mary
Foster. Covington; Katherine iSpence
Herriott, Mt. Sterling: Marguerite
Jurey, Pewwee Valley; Anne Howard,
Maysville Clara Belle Walton. Lex
ington; Elizabeth Crutcher, Augusta
Rogers. Mary Batterton, Bess Lord,
Nell Crutcher. Elizabeth Steele, Caro-
lyn Roseberry, Rena Crosdale and
Katherine Davis; Messrs. John Hern-
don. John Ford. Jessie Snuff. Luke
Albeit, Willie Hall, Lyon Switzer,
Georgetown; Morgan Wood, Louis
Vile; Lloyd Frazier. Mt. Sterling
Howard Porter, Winchester; Hu.lin
kenper, Mack Crimes Allen Ing es