The Bourbon news., 1913-04-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

MIR: {. u. Webb is.ccnfined to hi.
ped at his home on Pleasant street.
Rev. F.. u. b. Mann, of Lexing
ton, was a visitor in Paris yesterday.
Mr.. Fay Ardery is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis at a Lex
lngton hospital.
Mr.. and MRS. Laurel.T1ue have re.
turned to their home on Cypress stree,
after protracted absence.
Mrs. John Wells, of Winchester,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Cahal, on Second street, this
week.
Miss Kate Alexnder and Miss
Rachel Virgins, of Paris, left yester-
day for visit to Colonel Brent Ar
mold, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. George Carol, clerk of the
Probate Court in Cincinnati, was a Wis
ltor in Paris Saturday, attending to
some court matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Withers Davis will
return today from a visit to the par
ents of the latter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Jouett. in Louisville.
Mrs. w. .. Hinton will entertain
Sturday with a luncheon-linen shower
for Miss Allene Power, who is to be
an attractive June bride.
Judge John c. Chenault, OF Rich
mond. has been a guest of Colonel and
Mrs. John Cunningham and Mrs. Lau-
af
Rev A. w. Fortune, of Lexington,
will be..the guest of the G. w. b. NJ,
next Friday afternoon at the regular
meeting. and will make an address.
Mrs. R. Goldstein and son, Elmer,
Miss Freda Schur and Mr.. Arthur
Josef have returned to Cincinnati after
a visit to MIR. and Mrs. Harry Simon.
Mrs. w. S. Roberts. who was con-
valescent from a severe illness, has
suffered relapse, and is in very Sc
rious conditional her home on West
street.
The Elks' German Club of Win
chester, will give it's third cotillon. of
the season on next Thursday evening,
April 3. Mr.. Jack Lisle will lead with
Miss Carolyn Roseberry, of this city.
Mrs. A. H. Mcrehead gave a re-
cital Saturday afternoon for the begin
ners in her music class. Mrs. More
head was assisted by Mss Lucille
Price. vIolinist, and Miss Clara Belle
O'Neal, pianist. The affair was de-
lightfully informal.
Mr.. Joseph Goldman received tel
egram announcing the serious illness
of his sister. Mrs. ID. w. Woolem, of
Dayton, Tenn. and left for that city
Saturday night to be at her bedside,
The message received by Mr.. Goldman
did not state the nature of her illness,
but was to the effect that she WAS not
expected to live.
Miss CharlIna Ball, the attractive
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Ball, l,,entertained at their home on. the
Maysville pike Friday afternoon with
two tables of 900" for some of her
friends, who are spending Easter week
at home from school. Jonquils were
used profusely for decorating and the
tallies were hand painted ioLquils, the
work of the hostess. After a number
of .games ices and cakes were served
10 the following guests: Misses Ma
rian and Elizabeth Clay Alexander,
Margaret Ferguson. Alice Rogers
Clay, Catherine Wilson. Mary Allen
Hut hcraft. Elizabeth Renick and
Charlina Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hancock, Mr..
and Mrs. James Thompson, Miss Mary
BattertOn, Mrs Clarence Kenney, Mrs.
John Yerkes, Mrs. Davis Weeks. Mrs.
Chas. Webber, Mrs. Laura Virgins,
Miss Mabel Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
White Warden, Mrs. w. K. Blakemore,
Mrs. Wallace Mitchell, Mrs. C. N.
FIthian, Mrs E. T. Hinton, Mrs.
Harry Cay. Miss Elemeta Hinton.
Miss Elizabeth Crutcher, EMiss Eliza
beth Steele, Miss Elizabeth Fisher,
Miss Grace Haskins, Miss Sara Daniel,
MIR. and Mrs. Wooodford Daniel. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift Champ attended
the Kitty Gordon performance in Lex
ington Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Amos Turney, Jr.. enter
tanned FridayEafternoon at her home
on the MaysviIle pike in honor of Miss
Allene Power, the charming BRIDE
elect, whose marriage to Mr.. Edward
Fretwell Prichard will be solemnized
on the evening of April 9.
The guests were invited for 2 &c and
were asked to bring,their thimbles as
the affair was to be sewing party.
After assembling. theIhostess provided
them with materials for dust cloths
and other useful articles for the house
keeper. and those the fair guests pro-
tfFGeu tO cUt and hem
An elegant luncheon was served
buffet style, and the guests seated
themselves at small tables. and at each
place there was bunch of sweet vio-
lets tied with yellow ribbon. The
large table was beautifully decorated
with brass baskets filled with yellow
jonquils, crystal candlesticks holding
yellow shaded candles. The confec-
tions were also in the prevailing color.
Toe luncheon consisted of yellow aspjc
jelly, croqettes. old ham. cheese balls.
hot rolls. beaten biscuit. coffee, me-
ringues and caramel ice.
The guests who enjoyed this lovely
party were Miss Power. Miss Rachel
Virgins. Miss Mary Woodford. Mrs.
Lewis Taylor, Mrs. Chas. Mcmillan,
Mrc White Nordon Mrc Rnhort Eor