The Bourbon news., 1912-07-09

friends in Morristown, Tenn.
Attorney P. A. Thompson is il
Cynthiana. TO-DAY on business.
Mr.. Noah Spears. of Chicago, il
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Frances Champ is visiting
Miss Dorcas Ussery in Cicninnatl.
-President:K. Il. Crossfeld, of Lex.
ington, was a visitor in Paris. Friday.
Miss Blanche Goodman. of Cincin-
natl. is the guest of. Miss .Goldie Salo
shin.
Miss Elizabeth Crutcher is in New
York taking teachers course in piano
and pipe organ.
Miss Helen Hutchcraft who has
ben visiting relatives in Cynthiana,
has returned home.
Miss Margaret Ardery has gone to
McAfee Mercer county, for visit to
Miss Jessica Litsey.
Mrs. A. w. Cotttingham returnd
Saturday after visit to relatives in
Ind.
Mrs. Frank Wright, of Winches-
ter, is Wis ting her mother. Mr.. Mollie
Lair. of Fifteenth street.
Mrs E. L. Stone and daughters,
Misses Zuma and Fern Stone, ale Wis
iting relatives In Jackson.
Clifton Arnsparger. Jr.. John and
Turner Clay returned Saturday morn
ing from Camp Daniel Boone.
DIR. Chas. S. Levy, OF Peoria. ILL.,. i,
is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Gus
Margolen. on Henderson street.
Misses Margaret, Eula and Neva
Calvert, of the county, are visiting
friends in Mason and Fleming coun-
ties.
Mrs. John S. Roberts has issued
handsomely engraved invitations to a
reception Friday afternoon at "Glen
Iris"
Mrs. Thos. Henry Clay, Jr.. enter
tanned the Sewing Circle Friday after
noon at her home. 1.-The Heights"
near Austerlitz.
Mr.. Southgate Chandler has re-
tured to his home at Harrodsburg.
after a visit to his brother, Mr.. Taylor
Chandler, In this city.
Miss Clara Collins, of Govington.
and Miss Aileene Strausbaugh. of Lex
iHgton. are visiting their cousin, Miss
Hazel Norris, in this city.
Mrs. Gerge w. Chapman and chill
dren will leave Monday to visit Mrs.
Chapman's parents, Senator and: Mis-
S. L. Prichard, in Boyle county.
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Sharrard have
al weeks stay, where Mrs. Sharrard
has been under medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Thomas.
and sister. Miss Brown, of Rosyn.
Lrng Island. N. Y, arrived Sunday
for visit to General and Mrs. Louis
MussinOn.
Mrs. F. w. Shackleford and son,
Earl. and Mrs. Matte Hite of Cincin-
natti. will arrive in a few days to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley, on
Cypress street.
Mrs. Samuel Biggs and two little
sons, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Hedges, have returned
to their home in Huntington, w. Va,
in response to message from Mr.
Biggs. who is quite ill. 4
Mrs. Hannah Mendelkorn. of
o., Miss Bertha Cohen, of
San Antonio. Texas. and MIR. A j.
of Washington, d. c.. are
guests at the home of Mr.. Louis Woll-
stein, on Pleasant street, to attend the
WollsteIn-Bachrach wedding, which oc-
ours Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Turner entertained Fri
elaborate lunch was served Mrs. j.
berry bowl, and Mrs. E. G. Arnold, of
the BOBBY prize, a cut glass
bon bon dish. Those present were
Mesdames e. Alexander, E. c. Arnold.
Duncan Bell. Jas. Thompson, j. Henry
Butler, S. G Clay. Jos. M. Hall, Geo.
w. Stuart, E. M. Dickson. Brice
Steele, Owen Davis. Albert Hinton.
Chas. May, j. w. Bacon, j. o. Marsh
all. Frank NJ. Clay, Wm. kenney, ii.
Rose, M. H. DALEY, Miss Yovng.
Misses Lorine Butler, Ollie Butler and
Clara Bacon.
Mr.. Charlton Clay entertained
with boating party up Stoner creek
FRIDAY evening. The party went up
the stream in row boats towed by a
launch, ard an elegant supper was
served at Gass' spring by the Misses
Holiday. After supper the party
grouped around a large campfire and
spent jolly evening. The party was
composed of Misses Elizabeth Steele,
Mary Leonard. of Lexington. Katie
Graham Thompson. of Columbia, s. c.,
Mary Leonard Cassell, of Lexington ::
Elizabeth Whiteridge, of Baltimore,
Man tina Ferguson. Allene Power, Caro-
lyn Roseberry, and Mary Fithian
Hutchcraft; Messrs. Charlton Clay.
Bruce Hager, of Lexington, Will Ken
ney Ferguson. Hugh Ferguson, Fay
Ardery, Maurice Burnaugb. Charles
Fithian, Reuben Hutchcraft, Harry
Brent Fithian and Mr., Burnham. of