The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22

William Taylor. Miss Bette Barrow
and Mr.. Quincy Ward, Miss Helen
Lafferty and MIR. John Ford. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney G. Clay. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Whit
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Withers Davis, Miss
Aileen Power~and Mr.. Edward Prich-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Turney, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry May. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. White
Warden, Mr.. and Mrs. John bavis,
Miss Sallie Lockhart and Capt. MOI
row. M. and Mrs. Arthur Hancock,
Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Ford Brent, Miss Anna How
ard Harbeson and Mr.. Maurice Bur-
naugh, Miss Ryan and Mr.. Shelby Har-
beson, Miss Emily Woodall and Mr..
Waller Squires, Miss Clara Belle Wal
ton and Mr.. Jack Lisle. Miss Carolyn
Rnseberry and Mr.. lChas. Fithian. Miss
Hager and Mr.. Hanson Thomas, Miss
Sue FORD Otfutt and Mr.. William K.
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fel-
guson, Mr.. and Mrs Swift Champ,
Miss Mary Fithian Hutchcraft and
Mr.. Hugh Ferguson. Miss Mary
Woodford and Mr.. James Buckner,
Miss Elizabeth Embry and Mr.. James
Dodge. Miss Dudley Power and Mr..
Woodford Buckner, MIR. Page, Miss
Ollie Butler and Mr.. George w. Clay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner Woodford, Miss
JanlezCaperton and Mr.. Robert Bur
nam, Miss Mary Leonard CasseIl and
MIR. Robert Estill, Mr.. JchnlM. Bren-
nan. Mrs. John Bronson, Miss Bessie
Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wallis.
Mr.. C. D. Webb is quite i'll at his
home on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Rudolph Davis was the guest
Saturday of her mother Mrs. Elizabeth
House.
Miss Sue Ford Offutt, of George
town. is the guest of Miss Caroline
ROseberry.
Miss Sallie Adair has returned
from visit to relatives and friends in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Carl Meade Best has issued
lovely invitations to reception Fri
day AFTERNOON, November l.
Miss Mary Adams Talbot enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at five hun
dred at her home IN the country.
Miss Martha Ferguson had as her
guest for the cotillon Misses Helen
Lafferty and Mary Leonard, of Lex
ington.
Mrs. Woodford Spears entertains
the Sewing Club today IN honor of her
sister, Mrs. John Miller Stephens, of
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ferguson. of
Lexington, were guests of MI. and
Mrs. ]. S. Roberts for the cotil.on
Friday evening.
Miss Virginia Jouett spent yester-
day with Mrs. Withers D0vis enroute
to her home Louisville, after visit
to relatives in Winchester.
Mrs. Geoge Bacsom and daughters.
Misses Colgate and Jessie BascOm, of
Sharpsburg, spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Hinton.
Mrs. William Frieze, and little
daughter. of Pineville, were guests of
friends in this city last week. Mrs.
Frieze was formerly Miss Isabelle
Armstrong, of Paris.
Miss Mary Leonard Cassell, of
Lexington, and Miss Jane Caperton,
of Richmond, were guests of Miss
Mary Fithian Hutchcraft for the CO.
tiIlon Friday evening.
Announcement cards have been
| issued as follows: MRS. Auna Thorn
| ton announces the marriage of her
daughter. Anna Christine, to Mr..
Denis Dundon on Thursday, the seven
teenth of October, one thousand nine
hundred and twelve atsParis. Ken
lucky"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Brent gave q
six O'Clock dinner Friday evening fol
their house guests who came for tht
cotilon. They were Misses Shelby
and Anna Howard HarbesUn, LeXing
ton. and their guests, Miss Heller
Ryan, of Detroit, Miss Emily Woodall
of Covington and Mr.. Maurice Bur
naugh.
Under the auspices of the Young
Ladies Mission Circle Miss Iva Rob
erts will present the four act comedy
BETSY of Baltimore" on the evening
of October 25, at the Bourbon College
chapel at eight O'Clock. This will b.
a program of unusual interest. Mis-
Roberts has appeared before the mos
exclusive audiences of the East ant
the enthusiasm of her press notices at
test her ability as an artist. The play
Betsy of Baltimore" is charming
little comedy and is historical as wei
as entertaining and it introduces Ma
poleon and Jerome Bonaparte, ROber
E. Lee, Henry Clay and. others. Tick
| otS on sale nv MANNERS of the circle