The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-03-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. l.. V. Foote remains quite i'll
at her home on Stoner avenue.
Mrs. Laura Perry, of Cuvingto-,
is the guest Of. friends IN Paris.
Miss Rachel Virgins left yester-
dayton Washington to attend the in
auguration.
Miss Frances Hancock was the
guest of Miss Golden Crossfield in Lex
ington Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Fithian Hutchcraft will
entertain the Young Ladies' Whist
Club On Thursday.
Miss Clara Bacon has returned
from Cincinnati where she spent sew
eral days with friends.
Mrs. w. w. Judy entertained with
an informal tea Friday for Mrs. T. J.
Judy, of North Middletown.
Mrs. Lyttleton Purnell has re-
turned from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lee Barbour. near Louisville.
Mis-. Edgar Sanford, of Louisville,
will arrive today for visit to her
mother, Mrs. Ben Holt, in this city.
Mrs. Alvin Davis and children re-
turned to their home in CovIngton Sun
day after several days visit in Paris.
Miss Gertrude, of DAYTON,
KY, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
Lyttleton Purneil, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe K. Redmon will
move this week to the Ashbrook farm
on the Hume and Bedford pike, re-
Gently purchased by MIR. Redmon.
, MIR. John Sauer, who recently pur-
chased of Mr.. w. A. Bacon maple
hurst" farm on the Maysville pike,
moved to his purchase last week.
Mr.. R. P Thomas, of Mt. Ster-
ling, formerly of Paris. underwent
slight operation at a Lexington hos
pital last week. He is improving
nicely.
MIR. Hugh Montgomery left yester-
day for Syracuse, N. :, from which
place he will start on his semi-annual
trip through the Northwest for the
NettletOn Shoe Co.
Master, Charles Kenney, son of DIR.
AID Mrs. VIM. Kenney, entertained ten
of mis- little friends with an all day
party at his home Saturday in honor
of his eleventh birthday. After din
ner the guests were entertained with
an Alamo party.
Mrs. 3. S. Parker, of this city,
was taken to Cincinnati hospital last
week to undergo an operation. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mrs. j.
w. Baldwin, of GEORGETOWN, who will
remain with Mrs. Parker until she is
able to return home.
Mrs. Ford Brent gave a luncheon
whist Saturday for twelve friends and
1t was one of the most charming of
Mrs. Brent's delightful parties. A de-
licious six course luncheon was served
and and afterward several very inter-
esting games of auction was played.
Mrs. Brent's guests were Mesdames ].
II. Thompson, ]. M. Hall, Albert Hin
ten. b. A. Frank, E nj. Dickson, Brice
Steele, M. H. Daley, Thomas Allen,
Arthur Hancock. Misses Kare Alex
ander, Ollie Butler, Lorraine Butler
and Mary Peed.
MIR. J. Quincy Ward entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the Frank
| fort Hotel in honor Of Judge G. r. Nc
| DoweIl, of Danville. The table deco
rations were in red, with centerpiece
of red carnat ions, mingled with ferns.
| A delightful menu interpreted with
many stories Of the guest of honor's
| fishing and hunting experiences during
| his recent trip to Florida was enjoyed
| by the guests, who included half a
| dozen men friends of Mr.. Ward and
Judge Mcdowell. Judge Mcdowell,
while i'm Florida, made his headquar-
tiers at st. Petersburg, stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. a. X. Dunlap.
= Mrs. Thomas Allen was hostess
to two beautiful society events last
week at her handsome home on Dun
can avenue.
On Thursday the guests were invited
to a one O'Clock luncheon, which was
served buffet style. The house was
vrey attractive in growing plants and
flowers, jonquils being used with lovely
effect in the parIor and La France
roses in the dining room.
After luncheon six hand euchre was
! enjoyed by six tables of players.
On Friday afternoon between the
hours of two and five O'Clock Mrs.
Allen entertained with tea party, all
the details of which were very charm
ing.
The gracious hostess received her
guests in the parlor, which was bright
with jonquils, the early spring favor
ties, and was assisted by her sister,
Miss Artie Ashbrook. of Cynthiana
In the tea room where tea. chnco-
late waters and sandwiches were dis
pensed. red carnations were used,
while in the dining room La France
roses added beauty and fragrance to
the surroundings, and pink candles
gave a softened light. Here ices, in
diyiduaI cakes ornamented with tiny
pink roses. mlnts and nuts were
served.
Those assisting Mrs. Allen in enter
tanning were Mrs. Buckner Wuodtord
Jr., Mrs. Albert Hinton, Mrs. j. 7.
TadIock, Mrs. Frank Kiser. Mrs.
Harry Mathers, Mrs. Will Harris,
| MorcholI