The Bourbon news., 1912-11-22

Judge Denis Dundon was in Car
Isle Monday on legal business.
Miss Ella Alexander. of Carlisle,
is the guest of Miss Ellen Henry.
Mrs. q. A. Frank is visiting DR..
and Mrs. Louis Frank in Louisville.
Miss Rachel Virgins is the guest
of Miss Bette McCord in Covington.
Miss Wellington Smith has re-
turned from visit with friends III
Frankfort.
Mrs. Brannin. of Cincinnati, is Wis
ltiDg her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
Parrish.
Hon. Cassius NJ Clay was Wis.,
itor in Lexington Tuesday attending
the tobacco sales.
MIR. and Mrs. George Alexander
left Wednesday night for two weeks
visit to New York.
Miss Kate Edgar has returned
| from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. James
Montgomery, in Frankfort.
Miss Mary Foster, of Covington,
has arrived for visit to Miss Martha
Ferguson at her home IN this county.
Miss Maragret Davis. of Lexing-
ton, is the guest of her aunt. Miss
Anna May Davis, on Pleasant street
Miss Anna Howe has returned to
her home in CarlisIe'atter visit to
her brother, Mr.. Julian Howe, in this
city.
Mrs. Nj. L. Woods and daughter,
city, are guests of relatives in Gov
ington.
Miss Martha Ferguson entertained
for her guest. Miss Foster, of Coving-
ton, at her hnme near ClintonvilIe
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss May Margolen, of George
town, and Miss We'll, of Jacksonville,
Fla, are ,he guests of Misses Essie
and Goldie Saloshin IN this city.
Mrs. Withers Davis and daughter,
Miss Ann Jouett Davis. will visit
Mrs. Davis aunt, Miss Laura Ecton,
In Winchester today and tomorrow.
MIR. Romey Purcell and family,
who for the past several years have
resided in Nicholas county, will move
in a few weeks to Bourbon to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton G.. Browning
have returned from their wedding trip
and are guests for few Gays of Mrs.
Browning's sister, Miss Carrie Frank.
Mr.. N. F. Brent left this week
for a business trip tn Boston. During
| l. g, oh nd n
ward Brent, will be the guests of Mrs.
Brent's parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. M.
Wallace in Versailles.
The Courier Journal of Wednesday
contained the following account of
the ball given by DR.. and Mrs. Louis
Frank Tuesday evening for their
daughter Miss Julia Cecil Frank:
lone of the most beautiful balls of
the winter was given at the Woman's
Club last evening bysDr. Louis Frank
and Mrs. Frank in honor of the for
mai debut of their daughter, Miss
ulia Cecil Frank.
! "Dr. Frank, Mrs. Frank and Miss
Fiaak were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. B. A. Frank. of Paris, and Miss
JuI4 Cosby, of Washington, who are
their house guests.
"In the reception rooms and the long
hall leading to the bali room the door
ways and windows were garlanded in
Southern smilax. The electroliers
were covered under masses of the
green ani the stair rail had a deep
border of the smilax covering it and
hanging over in a deep fringe. Along
the sides of 1.-THE hallway trees were
placed, forming an avenue.
ho Ok mt
ante were placed near the entrance of
the ball room, where the receiving
party stood and met their guests.
, "In the ballroom the decorations,
which were most effective, were in
, Southern smilax and American Beauty
roses. From:the studdlng. which eX-
tends around the entire room. hung a
border of the smiIax, and four grace
ful garlands of the smilaX starred
with the roses, extended from the CEN
ter of the ceiling to the four corners
of the room. From the tops of the
|, windows festoons of smilaX combined
with clusters of roses were draped to
the eiectroliers between the windows.
"The electrolIers were covered with
: the smilax, with the light shining
through the green. In every window
were palms banked at the base with
Southern smiiaX.
"There were two orchestras playing
-lt---a.ely during the evening. One
, was on the stage behind a screen of
green's, banked high and formed of
rubber plants, bay trees, sagO palms
and Boston ferns, while the other mu-
sicians were sealed in the balcony
over the entrance Of the ballroom. the
: railing being hung with the smilaX
starred with the American iBeauty
f, roses.
"The supper was served on the sec
I ond floor, the windows and doorway
being draped with loose sprays OF
Southern smilaX. The guests were
: seated at three large tables and small
: tables of four and six. The dobutante
!. table had mound of American Beauty
l. roses i'm the center. The favors fol
the debutantes were corsage bouquet:
of American Beauty roses and llllies o.
the valley. American Beauty bouton