The Bourbon news., 1911-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

after an attack of appendicitis.
Miss Ruth Morgan returned Thurs
day from visit to London, Ky.
Miss Anna Eads Paed is quite ill.,
being threatened with typhoid fever
Miss Leonora Rice, of Winchester
is the guest of Miss frankie Eta
Clark.
Mrs. Albert Stone, of Louisville
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lee
Starke.
Mrs. Belle Alexander is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. u. j. Howard, ir
Covington.
MIR. Thomas Dedman, of Cynthi-
ana. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Z. B.
Hutchcraft.
Mis-. Henry Hibler. Sr., is visiting
the family af Mr.. r. l.. Wilkie al
Woodlawn, Ohio.
Mrs. P. A. Thompson and children
have returned from visit to relatives
at Wyoming, Ohio.
Miss Mary Boone. of Winchester,
is the guest of Miss Willie Lou Jacoby
at her country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Linville have
taken board with Mrs. Samantha
Walls in White Addition.
Mrs. Julian Howe has returned
from a visit to her mother, Mrs. w.
u. Swearingen. at Carthage, ..
Mr.. Francis Cheek. son Nf DR.. and
Mrs. +. J. Cheek. of DanviIIe. is the
guest of Paris relatives and friends.
Mrs. Nathan Bayless and Mrs.
Lizzie Walker left Thursday morning
for Chautauqua. N. Y, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Rachael Barlow, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Z. L.
reinplin, has returned to her home in
Richmond.
Miss Hazel Cottingham has return
ed to London after a weeks visit to
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cot
tingham.
Mrs. Henry Il. Power has gone to
Wellesley College, where her daughter.
Miss Alleen Power, will be graduated
this week.
Colonel Henry George, of Pewee
Valley. arrived Saturday to join Mrs.
George. who:is visiting their daughter,
Mrs. w. K. Griffith.
Miss Belle Horton entertained
morning at her home in the
country in honor of her guest, Miss
Anna Howard, of Maysvile.
Mrs. Mason. of Danville, formerly
Miss Nary Stuart Prall. of this city.
IS the guest of her aunts, Mrs. John
Stuart and the Misses Williams. on
Pleasant street.
MIR. Sam !Woodford. of Roanoke,
Va. VINO has been on a trip to the
Pacific coast, is visiting his father,
Mr.. Buckner Woodford, Sr. Mr..
Noodford reports all the Paris boys
Who have located in the West as doing
we'll.
Mr.. Reuben Hutchcraft has re-
.urned from Harvard College, where
ne took his degree in law. Mr..
will locate in Paris for
he practice of his profession. He has
recovered from his recent
illness Of appendicitis.
Miss Caroline Berry, of Hamilton
College, Lexington Miss Anna Berry.
of Buford College, Nashville, Tenn.
Ind Mrs. Louise Berry Bull, now en-
'oute from Florida. will spend the
summer with their sister, Mrs. Frank
?. Lowry, on Stoner avenue.
Mis- ses Edith and Margaret Shive
will entertain the following house
party at their home on Duncan avenue
for ten days: Misses Elizabeth and
Katherine Buckner, of Campbellsvllle.
.ouises Sanders. of Campbellsyille. and
Sarah Sanders, of Lebanon. all of
whom arrived Saturday afternoon.
Misses Margaret and Mary White, of
Campbellsville, also expected TO join
he party. but were prevented on ac-
;ount of illness.
Miss Helen Desha entertained
With lawn party at her home on Mt.
Airy Avenue Friday evening. Re-
fire shments of ices and cakes were
served. Those present were: Misses
i ellen Desha. Marie Talbot, Frances
lay. Mary Mitchell Clay, Mary Belle
Wyatt. Ellen Towles, Frances Han
,ock, Elizabeth Hinton, Anna Wilson,
-ouise Morrison. of Charleston. w.
Va, and Margaret Ardery. Messrs.
Sicney and John Ardery. William Tall
,ott, John Kent Vansant, John Price,
Clarence Barbee. William Estill
'foore. Harold Harris, Hiram ROseber-
y and guest, Mr.. Threlkeld. of
Blair Warden, Edward
Tithian and Robert Jones and Graham
Z oung. of North Middletown.
AT her elegant country home on
he Winchester pike Saturday after
loon. Mrs. j. Frank Clay entertained
n honor of Miss Edna Earle Hinton.
were issued to a Ringham
party and the guests wore gingham
gowns.
The hostess introduced a rather
unique manner of entertainment by.ap-
large tray upon which
we're piled squares of pretty pink and
white muslin. These were distributed
among the guests, whose busy fingers
soon completed enough blocks to make
an old-fashioned "nine-patch" quilt.
which will be quilted and presented to