The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-12-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONA


Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Peterson, or
Cynthiana, were visitors in this city,
Tuesday.
Miss Annie Hizer, of Falmouth,
is here for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Thompson
have returned from short visit in
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Appleby, of
Leesburg, Tenn, are the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. B. M. Shive.
Mrs. Laura Craig has returned to
her home in Vevay, Ind, after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Jos. Rion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolson, of
Winchester, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. June Bolson. in this city.
Mrs. Lizzie Walker has returned
to her home in this city after a visit
to Mrs. Aherton, near LOuiville.
Miss Elizbeth Hinton will leave
shortly for Memphis, Tenn, to spend
the Christmas holidays with friends.
Mrs. John McDermott is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Paul Hanley and
Miss Theresa McDermott, in Louis
vile.
Carlisle Mercury: Mrs. George
/ Young, of Paris, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fee
back"
Miss LIMA Thompson has return
ed to her home near Little Rock after
visit to friends in Mt. Sterling and
Winchester.
Mrs. Thomas B. Conway and son,
Malcolm, who have been visiting Mrs.
]. Morgan Brown, in East Paris, have
returned to their home in Chicago.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stephens
will leave next week for San Fran
cisco, Cal, to visit their sons, Drs.
Barley, Charles and John Miller
Stephens.
! Mrs. Laura Boone, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w.
w. Judy, has gone to Vevay, Ind, for
a. visit to relatives before returning to
her home in Texas.
/ The pupils in piano and express
sion of the Bourbon Female College
will give recital in the College
chapel Saturday evening, beginning
at 7:43 The public is cordially in
vited.
-Messrs. Charles and Edward
Spears, who are attending school al
Colson, Ind, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with thier parents, MI
and Mrs. Woodford spears, who are
at Eustis;; Fla.
!, The Bourbon Dancing Club will
entertain with their annual Christ
mas dance at the Elks' Hall, Monday
Dec. 29th, 1913. Music will be fur
nished by the Thomas Saxaphone
Trio, OF Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Alexander
entertained with a pretty six oclocH
dinner Tuesday evening at their home
on the Clintonville pike, for theil
guests, Mrs. Minnie Moore and hel
daughter, Miss Anita Moore, of Har
} rodsburg. The dinner was served in
five courses and was elaborate IL
Y every detail. The dining room wai
prettily decorated for the occasion
d Those present were Misses Mar!
;. Fithian Hutchcraft, Rachel Virgins
/ Carolyn Roseberry, Anita Moore
t Mrs. Moore, Messrs. George Claf
q Clarence Thomas, Hugh Ferguson
e Harmon Turner, and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
S exander.
The Womans Society of tn
Christian church had full attend
ance at the regular meeting Tuesday
with the president, Mrs. Clifton Arm
!. sparger, prdsiding. Considerable
business was transacted, and plan
were made for the usual Distribution
of of Christmas baskets among tn
Door and unfortunate. The pastor o
the church, the Rev. w. E. Ellis, wa
present, and made encouraging re
2. marks. A letter from Miss Chan
bers, Matron of the Orphans HON
at Louisville, was read, expressing
appreciation and thanks for the ger
erous Thanksgiving box sent to tn
Home by the Society.
n Music In America was the sui
e iect before the Progressive Cultur
Club at its regular weekly meetln
held at the residence OF Mrs. Fran
Fithian on Houston Avenue, Wee
nesday afternoon. There was lare
attendance, the meeting being presl'
ed over by Mrs. Amos Turney, th
i, president, and was perhaps the mos
4 notable of the season. The progral
: which consisted entirely of Amer
can music was in charge OF Mrs. A
bert H. Morehead, who as an intr
duction gave talk on The Develo
ment of Music in America, aft'
which the following vocal and instr
s. mental numbers were rendered
1.-THE Moon Drops Low" Mrs. Fran
e. Fithian; Southern Jollificatlon
Mrs. Morehead; "The Robin, Fo
L gotten" Dreams Prof. Albert /
M Morehead; WALTZ Eccentrique
Concert Waltz" Miss Clara Bel
as O'NeI; The Little Gray Dove, -
OF Dawning," Spring Song" Mrs. Fit
tn ian: ION Blooming Meadows, MI
de Morehead; Duet. 20, That We TV
I'M Are Maying," Miss Fithian and Pr'
'r- Morehead.
at The Paris Literary CluD m
90 Wednesday afternoon at the nome
ne Mrs. Wade H. Whitley, on Vine sure
In and a delightful musical program w
IL enjoyedA Miss Nellie Buckner was
OF leader at the meeting and gave
ne interesting sketch of Scandlnavl
us music. She was ably assisted by MI
Whitley. Miss Willie T. Summe
Mrs Amos Turney, Jr., and M