The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-12-26

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alr. d. T. Wilson, who has been
ill for several days. is improving.
Miss Carolyn Roseberry left yes
terday for Baltimore Nd, for visit
to Miss Elizabeth Whiteridge.
Mr.. George Wooden, of Dayton,
Tenn, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Capt. and Mrs. Everett Peterson,
of Cynthiana, were visitors in Paris
yesterday. .t, ~
Mrs. w. A. Johnson has returned
from a visit to relatives in Carlisle
and Shapsburg. 1856 2t
DIR. Raymond Mcmillan, of Lex
ington, is a guest of his brother,
Judge-elect C. A. Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ril n Dow, of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, have arrived to spend
the holidays with relatives il this
city.
Mr.. Will s. Arnsparger, of Eaton,
Ca, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Arnsparger, during the holl-
days. Ii
Mrs., Willie Anderson Harp was
the Su6SL I'll lIlcnuo oh0 1OAeSSASS, 20
Georgetown and Scott county this
week.
Mr.. George Catlett Lockhart
Frakes, ("Tommy"), of Louisville, is
visiting relatives in this city and
county.
Mrs. B. L. Greengard, Of New
York, has arrived to be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Saloshin. during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yerkes and
little daughter arrived Wednesday to
spend Christmas with Prof. and Mrs.
w. l.. Yerkes.
Misses Minnie Ball Moore, of
Harrodsburg, and Margaret Thurman,
Louisville, are the guests of Miss
Frances Champe.
Misses Irene Cox and Margaret
Stone, of Bourbon College, are spend
ing the Christmas holidays at their
homes in Carlisle.
Misses Elizabeth Hinton and Mr..
Sidney Ardery, of this city, left
Thursday for Memphis, Tenn, to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. Oscar Hinton has returned
from Ann Arbor, Mich, and has as
his guest Mr.. BoStick. They attend
ed the. dinner party given in Lex
ington Monday night given by Miss
Farrell.
! -Messrs Louis Des sCognets, Jr.,
Gale Alexander, Russell Stoll, Jr., and
Robert Jewell, Jr., of Lexington, are
the guests of Mr.. James w. Ferguson
for Miss Champe's dance tonight.
The beautiful country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turner on the Clin-
tonville pike was the scene Of pref
ty dancing party Wednesday evening
given by Mr.. Harmon Turner, the son
of the house, il honor of the visitors
here for the holidays and the home
| girls who have been away to school.
The Turner home, which has re
Gently undergone extensive remodel
! Ing, making it the most beautiful res
| idence in the county, presented a
most attractive appearance. Pretty
decorations added to the scene and
the flowers used therein we're taste
fully arranged by an expert decorator
employed for the occasion.
The rooms Of the home were at,
| tractive with holly, mistletoe, lilies
of the valley, narcissus, Christmas
| lilies, potted plants and ferns. Fra
grant flowers were everywhere in pro
fusion, and the entire surroundings
wore the charm of Christmas cheer.
Dancing was INDUCED in from nne
o'clock until three, the beautiful sun
parlor and dining room being thrown
! together. At midnight an elaborate
] luncheon was served the large mum
Der of guests in attendance. The mu
sic for the occasion was furnished BY
the Thomas SaXaphone Trio, of Lex
| ington. Those present were:
Misses Louise Steele, Katherine
| Marsh, Anna Wilson, Matilda James
Frances Clay, Mary Mitchell Clay
Frances Champe, Marie Talbot, Eli
zabeth Renick, Annie Embry.
Messrs. JOS. Davis, Coleman Rem
lex, John Ardery, Edward Fithian
Tom Prichard, Harry Horton, Ernes
Martin, Holt Daniel, Ireland Davis
Bostick, (Michigan). John Kriener
Brooks Woodford, &C. Thompson
Hiram Roseberry. Douglas Clay, Rog
ers Moore, Blair Warden, Roy Batter
ton, Wallace Clark, John, Price.
Charlton Alexander, Sidney G. Clay
Swift Champe.
"A pretty Christmas canoe wa
that given Tuesday evening at tn
Elks' Hall by Miss Margaret 'Ardery
as a compliment to her guests, MiSse
Margaret Day, of Winchester, ant
Frances and Mary Nell Finnell. o
Georgetown. At - o'clock a delight
full lunch was served which consiste,
of cheese sandwiches, chicken salad
old ham, beaten biscuits and ices an
cakes. The music was furnished by
duo from Lexington On piano an
drum. The occasion marked tn
opening of the Christmas festivitie
among the young social folk and Their
were several out-of-town people in al
,, tendance The guests for the dane
. were:
Misses Mary Nell Finnen, George
town. Francis Finnell, Georgetown
Mary M. Clay, Matilda James, Mari
Talbot Elizabeth Brown EliZabet