The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12

Miss Belle Clay is visiting her
brother. Hon. S. e. Clay.
Mr.. ia mes Earlywine visited rela.
uves in Stanford Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Alexander will entertain
at auction Thurs lay even ng.
Miss Elizabeth Mann visited
relatives in Winchester last week.
Mrs ]. c. Freeman has returned
from a sojourn Dry Ridge Springs.
Mrs. John Mattox is visiting her
irenrs, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Curran. in
Cynthiana.
-Mr.W .tH. H. johnson and his sis
fer. Mrs. Collier, have gone to st.
LOUIS for a visit.
Miss Mabel Robbins was the guest
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rob
bins in Winchester.
-Mr.iR. K. Myall, travelling sales
man of Chicago. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Myall.
Judge Chas. D. Webb, who has
been oil for several weeks, is suffici-
emily improved tn be out.
Mr.. T. T...Templin, ..who has been
quite Ill for several days suffering
with asthma, is improving.
Mr.. 'and Mrs. James H. Haggard
hava returned from visit to Mrs. w.
g. Haggard in Winchester.
Miss Elizabeth Jasper returned
Saturday after delightful visit to
Mrs. Henry Craig, in.Geora etown.
Mrs Bette McIlvaine. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
llvaine in Georgetown, has returned
home.
Mrs. ..Baer and little granddaugh-
ter, Emma Baer Ashurst, of George
town. are guests Of t.lrs. Lee Price, on
Scott avenue.
Mr.. Homer Linville. of Columbus,
o., who is visiting bis father. MI. J.
II. Linville, at Millerbsurg, was in
Paris yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fau!coner.
of Camel City. are guests of the lat
ter's parents. MIR, and Mrs. TT. Tenn
plin, in this city.
Mrs. Arthur Hancock and her
guest, Mrs. Harris Hancock. of Gin
! cinnati, are spending today with
Judge and Mrs. Rhodes Shackleford.
/ in Richmond.
Mrs. ]. H. Thompson will give a
| luncheOn-bridge at her country home
| tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Arthur
! Hancock and her guest. Mrs. Harris
Hancock. of Cincinnati.
Mrs. L. NJ. Funk has returned to
| her home in Paris after having been
called to Nicholasville on account of
the illness and death Of her,ssbrother,
Mr.. Harry West.
Miss Irene Mcintyre, of Grand
Junction, Col, who has been guest
at the home of Mr.. j. II. McGinnis.
left Friday for indianapolis, Ind, for
an extended visit.
The Silver lea given by the La
dies Bible Class of the Methodist
church, at 1.-THE home of Miss Alice
Ford, on Seventh street. Saturday af-
! ternoon, was we'll attended and en-
loved by all. Refreshments of coffee
and sandwiches were served. Quite a
nice sum was realized from the free
VIII silver offerings.
-'iiss Marie Talbot, the attract
i've daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Talyott, fof this city, left for Washing
ton, ID. C, Saturday morning. where
she will act as page at the National
Convention Of the United Daughters
/ of the Confederacy. President Taft
will give reception to the pages and
| the Sons of the Confederacy will also
! entertain in their honor
The first social meeting Of the
Richard Hawes Chapter. u. d. c.. for
this year will be held Thursday after.
noon, November ID, at o'clock at
the Confederate rooms in the court
house. This will not be a regular
meeting OF the chapter. but will be al
| together of a social nature, to which
the old soldiers are especially invited
and every member of the chapter is
expected to be present. Mrs. G. G.
Leer and daughter, Miss Carroll Leer.
will be the hostesses, and a most en-
ioyable afternoon is anticipa ed.
Mrs. ]. Miller Ward gave a beau
tiful luncheon Saturday at her country
home in compliment to Mrs. Harris
Hancock, of Cincinnati, who is the
charming guest nf Mrs. Arthur Han
cock. Those present were Mrs. Lown-
des, Danville, Miss Mcdowell, Dan
vile. Mrs. Samuel Shackleforo, Mrs.
Sherman Goodpaster, Mrs. Rogers
Clay, Frankfort. Mrs. Harris Han-
cock. Cincinnati, Mrs. Arthur Han
rnck. Mrs. J. NJ. Hall, Mrs. J. 5.
K BETS, Mrs. TComas H. Clay, Jr.,
Mrs. E. T. Clay. Mrs. j. |. Bronoton,
Mrs j. L. Vansant, Mrs. Ford Brent,
Mrs. THOMPSON Tarr, Mrs. George AL
exander, Mrs. Charlton Alexander,
Miss Kate EAlexander, Mrs. M. H..
Daley, Mrs. Clarence LeBus. Lexing
ton, Mrs. James H. Tho mpsor.
Mrs. Frank P. Kiser entertained
at her home on Houston avenue Satur-
day afternoon, with beautiful recep-
tion. The guests were received by
Miss Bessie Wilson, while Mrs. Thomas
Allen presented them to the receiving
line in the parlor. Standing with Mrs.