The Bourbon news., 1913-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION.


ling. is visiting relatives in Bourbon.
Mr.. John H. Kiely. of Covington,
spent Easter with his mother. Mrs. E.
G. Kiely.
Mrs. H. III. Hancock and daughter.
| Virginia. left Friday for visit to rel
tives in Tennessee.
Mr.. w. r. HukiIl, Deputy State
Fire Marshal, was in Maysville yester-
day, on business.
Mrs. Kiser Smith has returned
from visit to her mother, Mrs. H.
Tebbps, lin Cynthiana.
Miss Alice Rogers Clay has re-
turned from a visit to her auut Mrs.
W. Rogers Clay. in Frankfort.
Misses Marian and Elizabeth
Alexander were at home from school
in Cincinnati for the Easter holidays.
Miss Rosa Dee Chandler, of Gym
thiana, was the guest of Mr.. and and
Mrs. Taylor Chandler several days last
week.
Miss Margaret Nuckols, of Yer
sailles. is the guest of Miss Marie Tai
bott, at INT. Lebanon" near this
city.
Mrs. ME. Lydick has returned to
her home in Cynthiana after a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. ]. o. Marshall, in
this city.
Mr.. Fay Ardery, bookkeeper at
the Deposit Bank, is confned TO
Lexington hospital, suffering with
severe illnses.
= Mrs. w. A. Burris, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. j. H.
Ewalt, left Friday for her home in
Victoria, Texas.
The Muskogee. Okla, correspond
ent to the Louisville Courier-J Journal
says: "Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Colcord,
of Oklahoma City, have been the
guests the past week of the family of
| Robert Galbraith in Tulsa, and Eat the
same time Miss Marguerite ,Colcord is
| attending house party at Bristow.
The Colcords. are. Paris, KY, people. "
The Little Rock C. W. B. M. held
an unusually interesting meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edsell
Clark. the president, presiding. The
president gave a very interesting talk
on the observance of Easter in for
eign lands. Each member present at
the meeting took part in the program
The music was appropriate and the So
cial featue was vey much enjoyed.
Misses Elizabeth Hinton and Louise
Steele, students at Hamilton College,
Lexington; Miss Lavina Reynolds. Of
| Caldwell College, Danville; tMiss An
ME Embry, Margaret College, Yer
sailles, Messrs. { Lawrence Price, Ed
ward Fithian and Norwood Stitt. of
| M. Nj. l., and Thos. Prichard, Central
College. Danville, were at home spend
ing the Easter holiday.
The Mission Band of the Christian
church was charmingly entertained
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. K. b. Hutchcraft, on Second
street.
Sixty-two children were present and
enjoyed the delightful. afternoon. The
young president, Miss Elemeta Hinton,
presided over the. meeting and.a pleas
! ing program Of songs and recitations
was rendered. The program was re-
peated Sunday afternoon in the joint
session with the Jun ior Endeavor So
ciety of the church. After the exer-
cises the children were condu ted to
the dining room where dainty refresh
rents were served. The circular
/ table had as .centerpiece a nest of
red and lyellow Easter eggs, around
which were arranged vases of jonquils
and around these red shaded candles
in crystal candlestickS. There were
also two smaller tables. Ice cream,
small cakes and candy eggs were
nd
chickens. After the refreshments the
guests were amused by an Easter
Lady, who presented them with col
ored eggs.
-"El Nida," the beautiful home of
Judge and Mrs. Harmon Stitt, on
West Second street, was the scene of a
pretty reception Friday afternoon,
which was in the nature of farewell
to the home, which will soon go into
the possession of DR.. j. A. Gilkey.
Growing plants and cut flowers of
various colors used in different appoint
ments graced the large airy rooms.
The parlor was decorated in red carna-
tions, the reception hall. and punch
room in yellow ionquils. whileIthe din
ing room was prettily decor ated Tin
pink and white carnations.
The guests were greeted by Miss
Jessia Wilson upon their arrival and
conducted into the parlors by Mrs.
Chas Duncan and Mrs Frank Clay.
Mrs c. M. Hest, of Millersburg, as
sisted the hostess in receiving them.
Mrs. Stitt wore black crepe de chine
with Jet trimmings while Mrs. Best
was queenly.in an imported robe of
!, pink crepe de chine.
Misses Corinne Collins and Mamie
Brent O'Neal, dalntily gowned in
white, presided at the punch table to
which the guests were conducted by
Mrs. Nellie Highland and Mrs. Custis
Talbot. Mrs. Mary Ireland Davis had
: charge of the guest book and coffee
was served in the breakfast room by
Misses Frances Butler and Florence
Wilson. Mrs. Robert GOggin and
Mrs. William Kenney presided in the