The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14

o. AAOhAy CIdlS, VI georgetown,
has been the guest for several days
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
DAVIS, at their home in this city.
Hon. Cassius M. Clay, of Bour-
bon, underwent a slight operation at
the st. Joseph Hospital, Lexington,
saturday, from the effects of which he
-ReV. and Mrs. o. r. Mangum,
Mrs. w. II. Clark, Misses Hattie
clark and Tillie Larue attended the
meeting OF the Kentucky Baptist AS
soclatlon in Lexington Wednesday.
| is recovering rapidly.
Mrs, Rebecca Freeman, Mrs. c. ].
clark, Messrs. Dennis Snapp and w.
=. Gentry attended the wedding of
MISS Katherine Campbell to Rev. o.
| %. crockett, at NichOlasville Wednes-
day night.
The following handsomely en-
graVed invitations have been issued;
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Hall
invites you to meet
Mrs. William Kelney Ferguson
Mrs. William Allen Clarke
wednesday, November the nineteenth
from three to six o'clock
la Duncan Avenue Paris. XIV.
| miss Irene Bramblett, the bright
and attractive little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. R. Bramblett, will enter.
tain the members of the Junior Mis-
! sionary Society Of the Presbyterian
! church Saturday afternoon at the
nome OF her parents, in White Addi-
Ilon from one to three o'clock. After
| the entertainment at the home the
cnlldren will be given a party to the
Alamo Theatre.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Hall has issued
handsome invitations for a reception
which she is giving on the nine.
teenth to compliment two lovely
young brides of the month-Mrs. Viii
nam Allen Clarke, of Cincinnati. who
was the popular and attractive miss
OF the house, Miss Martha Waller:
Mrs. William Kenney Ferguson, who
was the beautiful daughter of our
nelghboring county of Scott. Miss
Sue Ford Offutt
James B. Haggan, master of FL
emndorf farm, in Fayette COUNTY. pur
chased Wednesday the noted racer
Ballot, winner of the American and
English Stakes, valued at over a mil
lion dollars, by Victor, out of Sorren-
to, from John E. Madden, of Lexing-
ton, for $4,000, and from Barney
Schrieber, of Spring Valley, Mo-, the
imported English stallion, Sain. for
$4,000. Both horses will be placed at
Elmendorf Farm, where three wears
ago Haggan had nearly a thousand
thoroughbred stations, mares and
colts. Mr.. Haggan will re-enter thor
oughbred racing on a large scale. He
formerly was the most extensive
horse breeder in America, but sold all
his horses to English, German and Ar
gentine turfmen.
Anna Louis and Prston White en-
tertained with a Halloween party on
Friday night, Oct 81, at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White, On the Lexington pike.
The guests were disguised as
witch and hosts and many games
carrying out the Halloween idea
were participated in One happy
feature of the evening which was
greatly enjoyed was the fortune-tell-
er, one of the guests, Miss Lola
Gray, disguised as a witch. 1t is said
that each child was told things con-
corning their past history that not
one of hem doubted the fortune tell
ers prophetic phrases.
The home was attractively deco
rated for the occasion with pumpkins
and jack o lanterns all over the house
In the game of hearts Thomas Nc
Clintock won the first prize, a box of
candy, and the second prize was
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Jones' of
Lexington. Ices, cakes and candy
were served to the following guests:
| Misses Elmeta Hinton, Martha Tai
bott,' Sarah Powers, Virginia Cook,
lmogene Turner, Elizabeth Hall,
Mary Kenney Webber, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Eardman Uexington) Ju-
liza Lee Rispue Midway Julia Bron-
StOn Jacksonville, Fla ,Valette Nc
Clintock, Lola Gray; Messrs. Winston
Dunbar, Horace Miller Clay, Thomas
. McClintock, Forrest Letton, Newton
Taylor, Walter Kenney, George Ar
derry, Thomas Clay, Jr.,Charles Web.
ber, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Gosney. of Men
zies, Pendleton county, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Day last week.
The Progressive Culture Club
held its regular weekly meeting We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Amos Tur-
ney, president, presided, and a good
program was presented, the first
number being a selection from Walt
Whitman. by Mrs. ID. b. Anderson;
paper on Augustus st. Gaudens, by
) Mrs. Custis Talbot; paper on Kenyon
: Cox, by Mrs. Garlic Wilmoth; and an
, article on William Hickling Prescott
) was read by Mrs. Albert Morehead.
) Miss Caroline Berry, of Hamilton
!, College, has been invited to give an
/ address. before this club, about De
2 cember i, on Joel T. Hart.
The Paris Literary Club mel
T Wednesday afternoon. Denmark was
: the subject for discussion. Queer
e Margaret and the Calmar Union reat
S by Mrs. John Davis for Mrs. E. F
I Clay, who has gone to Florida The
a City of /. Copenhagen, Miss Lockhart