The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Elizabeth Steele has returned
from a visit to Miss Martha Waller, in
| Cincinnati.
Mrs: ]. S. Martin is seriously i'll
of typhoid fever at her home on Lilies
ton avenue.
Mrs. Mamie Parker was the guest
last week OF Mrs. James Reid Nutter.
Georgetown.
MIR B. F. Remington has returned
from a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Alice Fisher, in Carlisle.
Mrs. Nj. H. Davis, of Mayslick,
is here for visit to her father, Mr..
William Hukill, in this city.
Mr.. w. E. Board, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is improving
rapidly and is able to sit up.
Miss Julia Woods is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Edward Woods, at ST.
Joseph college. Bardstown.
Misses Belle Horton and Corinne
Collins have returned from a visit to
Miss Anna Howard, in Maysville.
Miss Matte Lilleston, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. S.
Lilleston, has returned to Barbours-
vile.
Col. George d. Speakes left Sat
urday for Tupelo, Miss, where he and
his partner, MIR. L. d. Harris, will
conduct sale of lots.
DIR. and Mrs. G. j. Stephens. Of
San Francisco. Cal, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Stephens, on Stoner avenue.
Elder and Mrs. j. I. Sharrard and
Mrs. w. +. Ellis returned Friday from
Louisville where they attended the In
ternatiCnatl Convention of the Christ
ian church.
Mrs. Craig Haverfeld 'and little
son, of Cadiz, O.. and Mrs. Carl Rob-
bins, of Winchester, are guests of Mrs.
Robbins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Bramblett, in this city.
Mrs. Dan Drennan.has returned to
her home in Mason county after visit
to her mother, MRS. Anna Thornton,
and attending the Thornton-Dundon
wedding in this city Thursday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay
and, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wallis motored
to louisville Sunday to be present at
the great communion service which
was one of the most inteesting feat
ures of the international Convention
of the Christian church.
Mr.. Newton Smith, Grand Worthy
Patron Of the Kentucky Eastern Star
Lodge, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Emma Smith and Mrs. Lawrence Dick
erson of this city, left yesterday 10 at
tend the meeting of the Grand Chap
ter, at Hopkinsville, which will be in
session several days next week. 1t is
probable that other representatives
from the local chapter will also attend
Miss Mary Fithian Hutchcraft snd
Mr.. Reuben Hutchcraft entertained
the Glowing dinner party Friday eve
ming: Misses Jennie Caperton, Rich
mond; Mary Sayre Williams, Mary
Leonard Cassell and Bette Barrow. OF
Lexington Messrs. Samuel and Rob
ert Burnam, Of Richmond: Waller
Squires. Robert EstIl and Clay Good
loe, of Lexington and Charlton Clay,
Of Paris.
Mis-. Ezekiel Fields Clay enter
tai ed Friday afternoon with a lovely
/, otiCn at her country home on the
=, rthiana pike. About one hundred
ard ifty invitations were issued an(
about that number of guests were re
ceived during the hours.
Mrs. Clay received the guests in tht
drawing room which had for its deco
rations Killarney roses and pink cos
mos. Assisting Mrs. Clay in the re
ceIving line were Mrs. John ingram
Bronson, of..Jacksonville. Fla. and he
mother, Mrs. Camilla Wilson.
The dining room was decorated il
marigolds with a centerpiece for tn
table of yellow chrysanthemums. Vel
, low tapers in silver candlestIcks. as a.
,, additional decoration. Mrs. Catesb
Woudford and Miss Mayme Spear
poured coffee and chocolate and Misse
Mary Clay and Sallie Lockhart assiste
in the dining room.
Miss Frances johnson and Mrs. job
Davis served punch at a beautiful
appointed table in the living roor
which.was profuse in it's decoration
of yellow chrysanthemums and mari
Colds. Others who assisted in enter
tanning were Mrs. James H. Thong
t son, Mrs. SIdney.G Clay, Mrs. Char
e ton Alexander and Mrs. Frank Fithiar
e A delightful luncheon was served
Belinda screen of palms and ferns i
the hall the Phoenix orchestra playe
. program of lovely music.
The last of..a series of dances wa
! given Friday evening at the Flks Ha
= - tie CutiIlon Club and was decided
: a happy occasion for all those present
All the details were arranged an
:, most charmingly executed by Mis-
: Kate Alexander, who also led each fig
ure in her usual sweet and graciou
way. The figures were pretty an
\ were gracefully danced. Miss Ale1
q ander was beautiful in a lavender gov
= with trimmings of crystal.
:, The hallaWas never more beautiful'
: decorated and was entirely in tue a,
= tumn colors Huge lunches of fine:
leaves draped over the windows. Will
; the chandeliers were entirely covere
with nrattv lunches of bitter sWeS