The Bourbon news., 1911-06-23

urged to represent at this. the first
social of the season.
MIR. T. E. Moore, Jr., has returned
from six weeks business trip to Per-
ry county.
Mrs. Wills Boston. of Cynthiana.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jaynes
Savage in this city.
Mrs. w. H. Harris will return to-
day after a three weeks stay at
Vasalboro. Maine.
Mrs. E. C. Arnold, of Covington,
IS the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Turney.
DIR. j. S. Wallingford has returned
to Paris and will engage in the prac-
tice Of: his profession.
Miss Margaret Feeney. of Coving-
ton. who was the guest of Miss Nell
Woods, has returned home.
Miss Samuella Spears, of Coving-
ton. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Eddie
Spears Hinton, on Mt. Airy.
Prof. M. A. Comack, who has
been teaching in Texas the past season
is at home to spend hs vacation.
Mr.. Jack Turney entertained with
stag dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of his brother, M Amos Tur-
ney.
-Messrs. Joseph w. Davis and
Buckner Woodford. Sr. are at Olympia
Springs, to attend the Bankers Con-
ventOn.
Miss Lima Geisein. of Newport,
and Mrs. Allie West ant son. Barbour,
of Cincinnati, are the guests of Mrs
Frank Burns.
Mrs. Frank Redmon, who under
went a serious operation several
weeks ago, is quite i'll at her home on
Lilleston avenue.
MIR. Jerry Shrout, officer at the L.
& N. depot in this city left Tuesday
for Texas and Mexico on prospecting
tour. He will be gone about two
The Hamilton Guards. which is a
organization of the Con-
federacy, will meet at the room of
the Daughters of ,the Confederacy in
the court house Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Misses Bessie and Lillian Naylor,
of indianapolis. tarrived yesterday to
visit the family of their uncle, Mr.. o.
p. Carter. Jr.. in East Paris. and will
remain until the Turney Hinton we'd
ding. Their father. Mr.. Harry G..
Naylor. will arrive later.
Misses Maragret and Edith Shive
will entertain with lawn party from
Z I'd 10 O'Clock this evening at their
home on Duncan avenue in honor of
the members of the ir house party COM
posed of Misses Elizabeth and Kather-
inc Rucker, ard LoLise Sanders. of
AID Sarah Sanders, of
l. ebanon.
Mrs. Mary Prall Mason. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Georgia Stuart
received telegram yeste rday that her
nephew, sen CT John Satuart Prall,
was seriously ill., Mrs. Mason and
Mrs. Stuart left Immediately for Per-
ryville, but on their arrival found that
the little fellow had died at his home
before they arrived.
MIR. w. D. Hinton, who recently
suffered an attack of appendi .itis and
who after several days illness xas
able to be out. suffered relapse Tues
day night DR.. J. T. Vansant called
DR.. Barrow, of Lexington in consul
tation. Yesterday his condition was
somewhat improved and he was rest
ing easy. DR.. John Freeman.a a brother
in-law If MIR. Hinton. arrived from
Louisville Wednesday night.
AT 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
Mrs. }. L. Vansant entertained with
breakfast at her home on Pleasant
street for Miss Edna Earle Hinton.
Unknown to her guests the hostess
had secured their baby pictures, and
the guessing as to their identity
afforded much amusement. Six of the
young ladies tied for the prize,
daintily framed mott o, and it was Sc
cured bS Miss Anna Coleman Van
Meter, of Winchester. Each of the
young ladies haC been requested to
bring recipe. suitable for the cook
book of the bride-elect and they were
presented to Miss Hinton. each with
toast. Those present were: Misses
Edna Earle Hinton, Mary Fithian
Hutchcraft, Mary Woodfcrd, Elizabeth
Steele. Martha and Anna Coleman
Van Meter, Marguerite and Lucille
Morris. Nancy Griffith. Elizabeth Holt.
Rachel Virgins, Helen Hntcchraft:
Mesdames Joe Warden, Charles McMil-
Ian. Lou Taylor. John Davis, William
b. Ardery. Withers Davis ard J.
Frank CLAW.