The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-12-29

| Miss Louise Wyatt is visiting
friends in London.
! John Lytle. of Cincinnati. spent
Christmas in this city.
The young people of the town
entertained with dance at Elks Hall
last nigth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Harris have
returned from avisit of several days
in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Ford Fithiap, of Huntington,
w. Va, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mayme Fithian.
Miss Katherine Marsh will enter
tain with dance at her home near
this city this evening.
Misses Eleanor. Lula Champ and
Master William Lytle are visiting their
grandparents in Maysville.
Mrs. Marion Hall and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Hall. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wood, in Lexington.
Mrs. Russell Dyche and little son.
of London. are guests of her brothers,
Messrs. Walter and Ernest Martin, in
this city.
Miss Mary Ashbrook and Elizabeth
Farley, of Richmond. are guests of
Mrs. +. P. Kiser at her home on Hous-
ton avenue
Billy" the little son of DR.. and
Mrs. William kenney, IS quite i'll at
the home of his parents, threatened
with pneumonia.
Miss Corinne Collins. Messrs. Har-
ry Collins. Miller and Maurice Bur
naugh attended the dance at Carlisle
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Edward Grammar and sister.
Miss Mary Grammar. of Cincinnati. |
spent Christmas with their mother.
Mrs. Anna Grammar.
Master Morris Price, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Price. was operated on |
for adnoids at st. joseph Hospital in |
Lexington yesterday.
The Georgetown News says: "Mr.
Neville {. Fisher, of st. Louis, and |
Judge James Finell, of Verona, are
psending the holidays with Mrs New
lille Fisher on Jackson street."
What promises to be the society |
event of the season will be the cotillon |
to be given at the Elks Hall on the |
evening of January /. The cotillon |
will be led by Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton
Alexander.
The Maysville Ledger of yesterday
says: William Smart, %, a brake. |
man on the L. & NJ. and Miss Georgia
Clifford. Is, of Bourbon county, were
married in the County Clerks office
yesterday afternoon, Squire Pickrell
officiating.
Misses Clara Belle Walton, of Lex
Finnell, OF Georgetown, Messrs. Jack |
Lyle, of Winchester. and Jack Nc
Clure, tof Danville, were guests of
Miss Carolyn Roseberry for the dance
Tuesday night.
The Bourbon Dancing Club gave a
very enjoyable dance at the Elks' Hall
Thursday evening. which was attended
by crowd that was not too large to
make dancing pleasant. The music
was furnished by Kidd's Orchestra
from Lexington, and delightful lunch |
was served at midnight. Those pres
ent we're: Misses Carolyn Roseberry,
Clara Belle Walton. Lexington Cor
nellus BLACKBERRY, Lois Finnell, George
town; Amelia Leer. Rena Cresdale,
Katherine Davis, Katherine Thomson,
Sue Bond, Lawrenceburg MARY Batter
ton, Augusta Rogers, Mare Talbot,
Helen Daugherty, Elizabeth Steele
Messrs. VIM. Cooper, Harry Brent
Fayette and Sidney Ardery,
Harry Horton, Raymond Mcmillan,
Oscar Hinton. Chas. Fithiatn. Douglas
Clay. John K. Vansant, Harold Harris,
Clarence Barbee, Davis Hutchcraft,
Blair Warden, Charlton Clay, Hiram
Roseberry, Lawrence Price, Jason
Redmon, Harmon Turner, Edward
Tom Prichard. Hugh Fergu-
son, James Mcclure. Danville; Howard
Porter. Huntington, w. Va; Alex
Spears, Lexington: Jack Lyle, Mt.
Sterling. Chaperones. Mr.. and Mrs.
White Warden. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift
Champ, Mr.. and Mrs. Ch.s. N Fifth
an.