The Bourbon news., 1913-09-02
SOCIAL AND Personal.

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is visiting friends in this city.
Former County, Judge N. H. Nc.
New, OF Carlisle, was a visitor in
Paris yesterday.
Miss Kate Alexander has return.
eo nome after visit to Mrs. Clar.
ence Lebus, at "Hinati."
Mrs. Maria Lyons and Miss An.
ME Kelly left Monday for Swango
Springs for stay of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farris and
Mrs. Rose Flanders, of this city, were
visitors in Winchester, yesterday.
Mrs. ]. w. James and daughter,
Miss Nellie James, have returnd from
a pleasant visit to friends in Lexing-
ton.
Mr.. Edwin Sweeney, of Chicago,
arrived Saturday as the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Alice Sweeney, in this
city.
-Drs. c. j. Clarke, L. Oberdorfer
iand Geo. Warden attended the Drug
| glstS' Convention in Cincinnati this
week.
Hon. Claude M. Thomas, of Par
is accompanied by. Mr.. John J. Red
mon, of North Middletown, were visit
ors in Frankfort, Friday.
Miss Mabel Robbins, County
Superintendent of Schools, who has
been spending her vacation in the
mountains, has returned home.
Mr.. Bruce Miller, editor and pro-
prietor of the Kentuckian-Ci Citizen,
has returned from a visit to his sis.
ter, Mrs. Henry Preston, in Ashland
Mrs. Margaret Gooch, Miss May
Gooch, Mr.. Fred Batterton and Jos.
1 S. Talbot, of this city, were among
! the guests last week at Crab Orchard
/ Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton R. Bishop,
their home on the Georgetown pike,
of Cynthiana, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Cleveland, at "Sunland."
and attended the LeefCaruthers wed
ding Thursday evening.
Mr.. Samuel Biggss accompanied
! by his son, Gorge, left Sunday flor
their home in Huntington, VIVA, af-
! ter visit to Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
! Hedges, in this city Mrs. Biggs and
Sam, Jr., will remain with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Hedges for a longer visit.
! Sundays Lexington Leader: "a
very jolly party left for High Bridge
/ Saturday. going up the Dix River
! Sunday morning, where they will
spend the Labor Day holiday and
return to Lexington Tuesday.
"AmCng the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rob-
ert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rem
! ick, Misses Louise Welsh, of Lexing-
| ton, Elizabeth Spears and Marguerite
| Douglas, of Paris, Messrs Owen Kel-
Ter, Leon Van Arsdale and Wiley
/ Bell
! Miss Frances Clay entertained
/ Thursday evening at the home of
1 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry B.
! Clay, on the Winchester pike, in hon
or of her guests, Miss Bucker, and
brother, Mr.. James Buckner, who re-
turned to their home in Tennessee
Friday morning. A tempting lunch
con was served in buffet style to the
following guests: Miss Buckner, Miss
Mary Mitchell Clay, Miss Marie Tai
| bott, Miss Elizabeth Hinton, Miss
Frances Clay; Messrs. James Buck
ner, Fielding Rogers, James Mcclure,
Holt Daniel, Roy Batterton and Will
lam Talbot
The Frankfort Journal saws:
Mrs. Thomas P. Hall was hostess at
a beautiful bridge party and luncheon
! Thursday afternoon at her home on
! Shelby street, in honor of Miss Kate
/ Alexander, of Paris, and Mrs. Pattie
Johnson Riley, of Cincinnati, who are
the guests of Mrs. Sherman Good
paster.
! An enthusiastic game of bridge
was enjoyed before the luncheon,
which was served to the guests from
small tables, which were attractively
decorated in marigolds. Mrs. Halls
home was decorated artistically
throughout with the marigolds and
asterS, combined with ferns.
Mrs. Weisiger Lindsey won the
prize, raffia sewing bag"
On Friday afternoon, Aug 80,
Miss Minnie Kiser, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Kiser,
entertained with a linen shower, given
In honor of the bride-elect, Miss jim
mie Belle Kiser, who was the recipi-
pnt of number of beautiful and use
bful gifts.
! The house was beautifully deco
| rated, and the color scheme of pink
bnd white was taStefully carried
out in the decorations and refresh
ments, which consisted of delicious
ice cream and cakes. The beautiful
favors were dainty gold wishbones,
tied with pink and white ribbons
Those present were Mrs. w B. Kiser,
Mrs. j. T. Kiser, Mrs. l. n. Keller,
Misses Minnie Kiser, Grace Kiser,
Jimmie Belle Kiser, Mary Frances
Kiser, Elizabeth Kiser, Jimmie Lou
Kiser, Christine Keller, Leta Keller,
of Kiserton, Margaret Mcclure, Isa-
belle Merimee, of Shawhan, Bette
Smith, Elizabeth Jones and Mrs.
Fannie Smith, Mrs. c. c. Larkin and