The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-12-02

Mr.. Walter SQuireS UexingtOn) w.
r.. Rlakemore.
Mrs. Harry Booth, of Louisville,
is here for a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A j. Fee.
Mr.. Chas. E. Batter, Jr., of Car
Isle, was in the 'city Monday.
Mr. Sidney G. Clay is a guest at
French Lick Springs, Indiana.
Miss Mamie McClintock, of Lex
ington, and baby, are visiting friends
in this city.
Misses Helen and Leila Clark
left Wednesday for a>visit to rela-
tives in Cincinnati.
Mr. Richard T. Lowndes, Jr., of
Danville, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Yerkes for the dance Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Payne and
! children will leave in few days for
Jacksonville, Fla, and from there to
Tampa, to spend, the winter.
Mrs. Sidney g. Clay accompanied
her daughter Miss Alice Rogers
| Clay, to Cincinnati. Saturday Miss
| Clay is returning to college.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Haynes and
! daughter, of Donerail, Scott county,
were the guests Friday and Saturday
f! of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos TurneW at
their home on the Maysville pike.
The regular meeting of the Parli-
amentary Club for Wednesday after
noon has been postponed until Dec.
IL OH account of the address of Miss
Carrie Berry before the Progressive
Culture Club.
Miss Carrie Berry, of Hamilton
| College, Lexington, will address the
/ Progressive Culture Club at it's reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Berry, who is a sister of Mrs.
F. P. Lowry, of this city, will address
the club on Joel T. Hart.
Mr.. VIM. Doty, who has been
quite ill at his home in East Paris,
does not improve, and his condition
is regarded as serious. Mr.. Doty is
suffering from pneumonia and heart
trouble. His two daughters, Mrs.
James Gilmore, of Anderson, Ind,
and Mrs. Henry Bowling, of Mum
louisville, have been summoned to
his bedside
"A pretty dance was that given
on last Friday night by the young
men of Paris at Stout's Cafe. Those
present were: Misses Minnie Ball
Moore (Harrodsburg) Frances
Champ, Marie Talbot, Nell Crutch-
er, Augusta Rogers, Catherine Will
son, Elizabeth Brown, Anne Embry,
Davinia Reynolds, Miss Jones, Mary
Mitchell Clay, Frances Clay, Eliza
beth Hinton; <Messrs. Felix Renick
tWinchester), Willis Craig (Danville)
| Holt Daniels, Luc:en ArnspargG
John Ardery, Sid .Ardery, John Stuart,
G. c.. Thompson, Richard Lowndes
! (Danville), Ireland Davis, Harmon
| Turner, Hiram Roseberry, Harry Hor-
ton, Tom Prichard John Price, Roy
Batterton, Will Collins, Robert Jones
John Willie Jones, Frank Sledd, Will
Talbot
! The chaperones were Mrs. White
Warden, Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Swift Champ, Mrs. Harry Clay, Mrs
Clark Barnett
The Winchester correspondence
of the Lexington Herald's Sunday is
sue contains the following interesting
social note:
Mrs. H. V. Thompson entertained
on Friday afternoon at her beautiful
home on Burns avenue with a charm
ing reception, in honor of her guest
Mrs. Swift Champ, of Paris. Mrs
Champ, who is a sister of Mr.. ThOmp
son, is very popular in Winchester
Little Misses Marie Warren Becknel
and Margaret Thompson, pretty little
daughter of the home received the
cards at the door, and Mrs. Thomp
son and Mrs. Champ extended graci
Gus welcome. Mrs. M. T. McEldOW
ney, Mrs. ]. w. Ishmael, Mrs. w. T
Ogden, Mrs. Charles Parrish, Mrs
James Nelson Hisle Mrs Sam Hodg
kin, Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs
Scott Judy graciously assisted the at
tractive hostess in entertaining the
guests, about one hundred in number
In the refreshments the color
scheme was artistically carried out
Mrs. John Reyes and Mrs. w. S. Mas
sic presided at the tea table. The
affair was to have been given also il
honor of Mrs. Matilda Tyler, of Louis
vile, but she, because of illness, wal
unable to be present. Mrs. WoodsoI
Moss, who possesse voice of won
derful charm and sweetness, rendered
a beautiful solo, while Miss Mar.
Elizabeth Caldwell, who also is a cul
, tured soloist, gave two selections
which were much enjoyed. The sing
ers were ably accompanied by Mis-
Susan Buckner, at the piano, Mis-
Mary Peoples who was to hav,
, played, being detained at home by al
{ accident sustained by her father, tn
/, Rev J. R PEOPLES"