The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-12-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONA

Mr.. Brutus Wheat is recovering
from a severe attack of tetanus
DIR. Louis Frank, of Louisville,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. F. Reed left Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Stout, of
Lexington, were visitors in the city,
Sunday.
Mr.. Charles R. Hill arrived Sat
urday from Bristol, Va, to spend the
holidays.
Mrs, Hatfield Bappert returned
Friday after a visit to relatives in
Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Link returned
yesterday after stay of several days
in Cincinnati.
Mr. W. B. Tinsley left yesterday
to spend the holidays with relatives
in Roanoke, Va
Mr.. Sherman Snapp, of Louis
vile. is here on visit to his mother,
Mr.. Alec Snapp.
Mrs, w. F. Turner, of this city,
was the guest last week of Mrs. T. 1.
Davis, in Winchester.
Miss Cornelia Renick, of Win
CuCoOC1, OpCAC IhO NOOh-CAO Will WI %
Duncan Bell, in this city.
Miss Rosina Elder has returned
home after visit to her uncle, Mr..
E. V. Elder, in Richmond.
Miss Mary Ross, of Wyoming,
Ohio, will arrive Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. P. A. Thompson.
Mr. John Pridemore and Miss
Bette Farris left Saturday for Mari
eta, Ca, to visit Mr.. and Mrs Will
bur Ferguson.
Miss Helen Desha, a student at
State University, arrived yeterday
to spend the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs. Ida Desha, on Mt. Airy ave-
nue..
Mrs. w. F. Chappell will return
in a few days from Cincinnati, where
she was called Tuesday last to be at
the bedside of her sister-in1aw, Mr..
Ernest Daulton.
the favor dance given at Elks' Hall
Friday evening. The occasion mark
ed the closing of the series of dane
ing lessons given by Miss Nellie
Schwartz. There was a largenum-
Der present and the dance was most
enjoyable.
A1lSb IluCSISt alt, WIN 10 q
member of the Senior Glass of Wells
Icy College, is here to spend the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Hutchcraft, after which she will
go to Indianapolis to attend confer
ence of the College of Missions.
Mr. Miller Ward, Jr., has ar
rived from Kentucky Military Insti-
tute to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter Ward, on the Cynthiana pike.
The Lexington Herald Of Sunday
said: miss Bette Barrow will issue
invitations this week to a dance she
will give on the evening of Deem
Der 80, in honor or her guests, Miss
Mildred Williams and Miss Lloyd
Smith, of York, Pa, who will arrive
on December e.
The TanZen Club gave delight
full dance at the Phoenix Hotel. in
Lexington, Friday evening. Thoe
attending from this city were Misses
Frances Champe and Louise Steele
and Messrs. Ireland Davis, Coleman
Renick, Thomas Prichard and Harry
Horton. Mrs. Swift Champe was one
of the chaperones.
Miss Mary Fithian Hutchcraft at
tended the luncheon given by Miss
! Frances Jewell, in Lexington, Satur
day.
The young men Of the town gave
a pretty dance at the Elks' Hall Sat
urday evening from 8 to IL O'Clock
| The event was quite enjoyable anC
| ATTENDED by the following: Misses
! Elizabeth Renick, Elizabeth Brown
Elizabeth Clay Alexander, Anna Viii
son, Louise Steele, Matilda James
| Frances Champe, Marie Talbot
Mary M. Clay, Messrs. Tom Prich
ard, William Walton, Lexington; Ire
land Davis, Coleman Renick, Dougla:
! Clay, Harry Horton, Edward Fith1an
Harmon Turner, Blair Warden, Jo'
Davis, Earnest Martin, John Stuart
Frank Sledd and John w. Young.
! The chaperones were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed Prichard, Mrs. Anne Prich
ard, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Frank Cla!
and Mrs. Geo. Stuart.
| The members of the Six HAND
Euchre Club were entertained Satur
/ day Mrs. Ben Woodford at her Lover!
country home near this city. PM
and white carnations were used II
the decorations while ropes OF sml
lax we're used with beautiful enec
from the chandeliers. An elaborate
luncheon was served in severa
courses at one O'Clock, the guests be
ing seated in four rooms. In the din
4 ing room twelve we're served at
Hong table, while the remainder wer'
| served at the smaller tables. In on
of the rooms Mr.. Woodford enter
tanned eight of his gentlemen friend
at the same time. In addition 10 IN
club members those who enjoyed tn
gracious hospitality of Mrs. Woodfor
were Mrs. Will Clay, OF Wmchestel
Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, Jr, Mr'
Sam Clay, Mrs. Sidney q. Clay, Mr'
Miller Ward, Mrs. Ed. Turner, MIS-
Rachel Virgins and Miss Eiizapet
Embry.