The Bourbon news., 1911-05-30

MIR. 1. M. Funk is in Louisville
on business trip.
DIR. A. H. Keller is in Frankfort
on professional business.
Miss Helen Hutchcraft is the
guest of friends in Nicholasville.
Rev. Hal Spe: rs. of Danville. for
= er,y of Paris, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. E. C. Samons, of Corbin. is
wasting her son. Mr.. c. +. Samons.
in Paris.
Miss Sallie Jaynes, who is at the
st Joseph Hospital, Lexington under
treatment, does not improve.
Mrs. Chas Burns is confined to
her room suffering from a sprained
ankle sustained by a fall she received
a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright and
son of Hot Springs, Va. arrived yes
terday to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Clark.
Mr.. Max Straus and daughter,
Mis- Caiolinr. and eMr. Goldsmith, of
Cincinnati. were guests yesterday of
Mr.. VIM. Shire.
Among these from. Lexington who
attended the ball game yesterday were
Maurie Kemper, Wallace Muir, ID. G..
Hunter and Kit Wilkerson.
Miss Georgia Grimes, who has
been instructor in mathematics and
science in Logan College. Russellville,
KY, has returned home to spend her
vacation.
Mr.. Alfred Peed and sister, Miss
Bessie peed. of Mayslick, and Mr.. J.
II. Clark, of Colima Sonora. Mexico.
are guests of Mr. and Mis-. Albert
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Hall returned Friday
from .St. Joseph Hospital. Lexing-
ton. where she has been under treat
ment for severaliweeks. Mrs. Hall is
fully rest cred to health.
Mrs. Albert Hinton entertained
with a beautiful luncheon Saturday
honor of Miss Edna Earle
Hinton, whose marriage to Mr.. Amos
Turney will be celebrated in June.
Misses Rebecca Jaynes and Natil-
da Jaynes accompanied by DR.. J. L.
Vansant went to Lexington yesterday
to see Miss Sallie Jaynes who is criti
cally i'll al Good Sam aritan Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rogers will
entertain Saturday afternoon with a
dancing party at Elks Hail from four
to eight o'clock for their two sons,
Harvey and Julian Rogers.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Power,
returned Sunday morning from Indian
apolis where Mr.. Power has been at
tending the meeting of the National
Wholesale Grocers' Association.
The C. w. b. M. will hold their
regular meeting Friday, June 2, at
2 as o'clock p. m. in the Christian
church parlors, the leader being Mrs
J. ID. Booth. Subject Education in
Foreign Lands" AS the district yeal
book closed in June will those who
have not paid dues come and do so.
MISS JULIA EDWARDS. Treas.
MRS. w. r. SCOTT, Sect.
Friday afternoon the Jemima
Johnson Chapter ID. A. r., was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry
Clay, Sr.. at their elegant home on
Pleasant street. The hall, drawing
room. parlors sand dining room were
decorated IN American flags and beau
tiful summer flowers.
The meeting was called to order by
the regent, Mrs. Charlton Alexander.
who stated that this was not regular
meeting of the chapter and no routine
business would be transacted. She
then gracefully turned the meeting
over to the hostess, who in turn intro
duced to the assembly Miss Mamie
Barbee, Eof Danville, the gifted writer
and reader of negro dialect. Miss
Barbee recited number of amusing
selections in her immitable style,
the guests in a most
charming manner.
Refreshments consisting of brick ice
cream, individual cakes, cheese sand
wiches. frappe, coffee, candied ginger,
nuts and mellowmints were iserved.
Mrs. Clay was ably assisted in er ter
tanning by her daughter, Mrs. Freder-
lex A. Wallis, Mrs. Thomas Henry
Clay, Jr., Mrs. Buckner Wocdford,
Jr., Mrs. John Davis and Miss Kate
Alexander Among the guests from
distance who enjoyed the delightful
hosp itailty were Mrs. Robert Stoner.
of Mt Sterling. Mrs. Nelson Gay of
and her sister. Mrs. Jones;
Mrs. b. +. Williams, of Lexin2 ton,
Mrs. Juuett. of Winchester, Mrs. Van
Meter, Mrs. Hollaway and Miss Holla-
way, of Clark county.
Before leaving the guests were invit-
ed to visit the flower garden. a most
place with its carefully kept
walks, grass, foliage and gay flowers.
See Hinton.