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


number from here are invited.
Tuesday, Dec. 23--Miss Margaret
Ardery will give dance at Elks'
Hall.
Wednesday, Dec. 24-Mr. Harmon
Turner viii give a dancing party at
hisehome in the country.
/ Thursday, Dec 25-The Bourbon
German Club will give the third of
the seasons series of dances at the
Elks Hail.
Friday, Dec. 26-Mr. and Mrs. Swift
Champ will give a dance at Elks'
Hall for their honor guests, Miss
Minnie Ball Moore, of Harrodsburg,
Miss Margaret Dale Thurman, of
Louisville, Miss Edna Holdt, of Cliff
ton, Cincinnati, and Miss Lucy Burch-
field, of Pineville.
Monday, Dec. 29-The Bourbon
Dancing Club will entertain with
dance. at Elks' Hail.
Tuesday, Dec. 30-A fashionable
affair will be the watch party and din
ing at Stout's Cafe.
Tuesday, Dec 30-A number from
this city have been invited to dance
at Shelbyville.
Friday, Jan. 2-The Georgetown
Social Club will entertain with a
dance to which a number from this
city have been invited.
The younger society folk are an
ticipating the Christmas holidays
with much pleasure, as round of
parties has already been announced.
A large number are away at school
and will be heartily welcomed home
Miss Marion Alexander, Miss Eliza
beth Clay Alexander, Miss Margaret
Ferguson and Miss Alice Rogers Clay
will arrive Friday from Cincinnati
Miss Elizabeth .. Renick will arrive
today from Nashville, Tenn Miss
Anna Wilson will arrive today from
1 Hollins, Va. Miss Louise Steele,
Miss katherine Marsh and Miss Ma
tilda James will arrive Saturday
. from Versailles. Mr.. Douglas Clay
and MIR. Edgar Vansant will arrive
today from Virginia. Mr.. James
Thompson, Jr, and Mr.. Coleman
Renick arrived yesterday from North
Carolina. Mr.. Charles Spears and
Mr. Edward Spears came Wednesday
! from Indiana for few days before
going TO Florida for the holidays.
Mr.. Joseph w. Davs, Jr., came home
! Tues day. from M. M. /. Mr.. Alvin
Thompson will come Saturday from
Mississippi, and Mr. G. C. Thompson
from Danville. Miss Frances Champ
and Miss Sarah Thompson will arrive
Friday from Daaville Mr. Sidney
Ardery, Mr. Thomas Prichard and
Mr.. John Price will arrive to-day
j from Danyille.
I Miss Annie Wright, who now
4 boards in Lexington, is visiting Paris
friends. a..
Miss Margaret Ardery will enter
tain at Elks' Hall on, Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. %.
Mrs Belle Graves, of Evansville,
Ind, is here for visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. Alexander
Miss Minnie Goddell has arrived
from Darlington for a visit to Mrs P
L. Jameson, on High street.
Mr. Jos. Davis returned home
Tuesday for the Christmas holidays
from school near Louisville.
Mrs ]. T. Vansant has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs Or.
mond Summerville, at Tuscaloosa
Alabama.
Mr. Harmon Turner will enter
tain with dancing party Wednesday
evening, Dec. "a, at his home, neal
this city.
Miss Susan Bond, of Lawrence
: burg, a former student at Bourbon
! College, is the attractive guest OF
Katherine Thomson.
Mrs. Mozelle Huddleston and
Miss Madeline Huddleston will arrive
, home next week after n visit to Mrs
/ Smith; in Hutch, Colo.
Miss Helen Hutchcraft' arrived
yesterday to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. B. Hutchcraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Faulkner
and Hugh Minor, of Camel City
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
: and Mrs. F. e. Faulkner.
Mr.. Jesse Turney, OF Paris, Judge
Charles Kerr. of Lexington ant
Judge Robt. L. Winn, of Mt. Sterling
: left Saturday night for Big Stone Gal
Va. On a business trip.
-Messrs. Charles and Edwar,
Spears arrived Wednesday from Gu
II yer, 1uu., puI lcAl yootcIudy W opol
!, the Christmas holidays with the mem
bers of the Spears family.
t Misses Lille and Katherin,
c Weathers, of the Clintonville neigh
y borhood, are with Miss Mary CLAIR
during the absence of Mrs. Clark an,
Misses Hattie and Leila Clark, il
Cincinnati.
There was only small attend
ance at the meeting of the Progress
sive Culture Club Wednesday. Mis-
Clara Bacon gave an account o
Dickens Christmas Stories" in
very delightful manner. Mrs. Georg
Stuart had a paper on Christ, an
How Represented in Art, and Mrs
e Robert Goggin told of "The Celebra
|. ton of Christmas in Other Lands"
Miss Catherine Kelly, who ha
!, taken course in professional nurs
! ing at the Good Samaritan Hospital
/ Lexington, has been accepted TO