The Bourbon news., 1912-11-29
PERSONAL. MENTION.

Miss Edna Keller is visiting with
fiisnds in Richmond.
Miss Goldie Saloshin is visiting
Miss Mae Margolen in Georgetown.
Mr.. Joseph Minogue has returned
from visit to relatives in Carlisle.
Mr.. End Mrs. B. A. Frank spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Cincinnati.
Mrs. VIM. Crouch, of Little Rock.
is visiting Mrs. Clay Bramblett in
Carlisle.
Mr.. Hiram Roseberry is at home
fromCenter College for the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays.
Mrs. Frank Finn, of Covington. lis
the guest of Mrs. Frank P. Campbell
in this city.
Mrs. w. Ed Tucker entertained
her card club on Tuesday at her home
on High street.
Miss Simpson, of Winchester, is
the guest of Mrs. WIthers Davis for
the german tonight.
Miss Mary Ross, of Wyoming, O.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. P. A.
Thompson. in this city.
Miss Mary Leonard, of Lexington,
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Steele
for the german tonight.
Miss Eta Beheler is visiting
friends in Gallapolis. o., and where
she will remain until January. --
Mrs. John Woodford and little son
are visiting Mrs. Woodford's mother,
Mrs. VanMeter, in.Danville.
MIR. Frank Howard, of George.
town,Iis visiting his sister, Mrs George
K. Redmon at her home near this city.
Mr.. Clayton Howell has returned
to his home in Mt. Sterling after a
visit of several days to friends In It s
city.
Mrs. w. C Ussery and daughter,
Miss Martha Waller, of Cincinnati. are
spending the Thanksgiving holidays in
Paris.
Mr.. Jack Fitzgerald left Wednes-
dayefor his home in New York after
several weeks visit to DR.. Ben Frank
in Paris.
The Progressive Culture Club and
Parliamentary Club will meet in their
club rooms in the Elk Building We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. w. Ed Tucker entertained
Tuesday afternoon with an elabor ate
luncheon and card party at her home
on High street.
Mrs. VIM. r. Scott has as her
guests her sisters, Misses Daisy Haz-
elrigg, of Louisville, and Nina Hazel
rigg. of Frankfort.
Mrs. Thos. Helm Clay entertained
with luncheon Tuesday for her
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Hopkins. and a
number of Lexington guests.
Miss Lena Talbott,s of North Mid.
dletown. is the guest of her sister,
Miss Macy Talbot at Mrs. W. G. Nc
Clihtcck's on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Jos. Mitchell entertained
last night at auction bridge for hel
guests. Miss Martha Ferguson ano
Miss Foster, of Covington.
Cadets Edward Fithian and Law.
renee Price, students at the M. nj. l..
arrived home Wednesday to spenC
THANKSGIVING with their parents.
Mrs. Harry Clay is in Nashville
Tenn, spending the Thanksgiving hol
idays with her daughter, Miss Frances
CIay. who is student at Ward Semi
nary.
MIR. and Mrs. Laurel True, of thi!
\ 1sf hos 70
where they will spend the winter ant
where Mr.. True has extensive lumber
interests.
Miss Evelyn Craig, of Vevay. Ind
who has been the guest of friends il
North Middletown for several days
will be the guest of Mrs. w. w. Jud.
for few DAYS.
Miss Marie Talbot has returne,
from Washington, d. c., where sh
went to act as a page to the President
General at the National Convention o
the u. d. c., held in that city.
Miss Rena Owens left Wednesda,
morning for Lake City, Fla, wher
she was called on account of the illnes
of her uncle. Mr.. Turner, who is re
ported to be in very serious condi
tion.
Mr.. w. H. Renick is seriously il
!. at his home on High street, and hi
family is very apprehensive as to hi
condition. Mr.. Renick, who is 76 year
of age, is one of the oldest citizens o
Paris, and his wide circle of friend
will regret to hear of his illness.
Miss Nancy Griffith was hostess a
a luncheon and bridge party Wednes
: dpy at her country hnme in honor o
ner sister, mrs. Powell worth. o
Middlesboro. After luncheon mum
Der of games were enjoyed. Th
guest prizes, two embroidered hand
kerchIefs. were captured by Miss Ma
rie Foster. of Covington. and the priz
es for the highest score. two ivory pic
ture frames. were given to Mrs. Whit
Warden.