The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

II
VISIT to friends in Birmingham, Ala,
: Mr.. Ceorge Wilder will leave TO-DAY
Tor Big Stone Gap, Va, on a business
trip.
= Mrs. Nellie Weeks is quite i'll a!
the home of her father, Mr.. Geo. w.
Davis.
Mrs. Georgia Spears is visiting
mrs. Keith Spears Culbertson, in Lou
isville.
Miss Eta A Iison has returned
nome after visit in Cincinnati and
Covingtun.
DIR. Theo. Sallee, of Covington.
formerly of this city. is visiting here
for several DAYS.
Miss MaryLeonard Casseil, of Lex
ingtoh, has been the guest of Miss
Martha Ferguson.
Rev. j. S. Simms. of Paris. Wis
tied the family of Col r. B. LoveI, in
Maysville last week.
Mrs. Earl Ferguson, of near this
city. is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. S.
Kelly. in Georgetown.
Mrs. John Doty was called to
Sharpsburg Saturday on account of the
il ness of her mother.
Mrs. j. d. Bruer and daughter,
Miss Louie Brewer, are visiting in
Maysville, their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanly Nippert, of
Cincinnati, were the guess of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweeney Ray Saturday and Sur
day.
Miss Ruby Huffman has returned
to her home in Lexington after a visit
20 Miss Frances Settle in White adj
dition.
Mrs. Ed. Caldwell is confined to
her home suffering with a spraned
ankle, which she sustained several
days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tarr have return
ed fIom Tampa, Fla, where they
spent the winter with their son, Mr..
Russell Tarr.
Mrs. Frederick A. Wallis has ar
rived from New York City for visit
to her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Henry Clay.
Mrs. n. F. Brent has returned
home from Cincinnati hospital
where she has been several weeks un.
der treatment
Mr.. John Clay was at home last
week from school at Nicholasville.
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj. Clay.
Mr.. andIMrs. John T. Hinton, Jr..
ald little daughter, of Huntington,
W. Va, are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hinton, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Friel left
Thursday for Reono, Pa, to reside
permanently. Mrs. Friel was Miss
Marie Livingston before her marriage
last week.
Mr.. sand Mrs. Irvine Keller, of
Chicago, have been the guests IF The
formers sister, MRS. Robert Frank,
for several days. Mr.. Keller returned
to ChicagokSunday. while his wife will
remain the guest.of Mrs. Frank for the
remainder of the week.
The attractive home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Margolen, in Georgetown |
" as the scene of a pretty reception !
Thursday evening, when they enter !
tanned a number of young friends in |
celebrating the birthday of their hand |
some daughter, Miss May MargoIen. |
Music was furnished by the George |
town Orchestra. After ices, cakes and |
candy were served, all were invited to |
the rWellington Hotel, where dancing !
was enjoyed for several hours. Here |
the punch was served bv little Misses /
Fanchon Margolen, Mary Louise Nc
Twain and Susan Voght. Assisting in
the entertaining were Mrs. Richard |
Goghill and Mrs. Emil Vogt. The out
flown guests were, MISSES Mildred |
Levy of Cincinnati; Devara Kahn, of |
Lexington; Essie and Guldie Saloshin, |!
of Paris and Messrs. AL. Sugarman, /
of Cincinnati, and Dave Kahn, of Lex |
ingtJn.
The regular meeting of G. w. B. |
M. was held Friday afternoon in the !
parlors of the Christian church with |
Mrs. r. B. Hutchcraft, first vice pres |
ident. presiding in the absence of the |
president, Mrs. w. E. Simms, who is |
i'll. After the opening exercises and |
routine business. Miss Van Arsdale /
took charge of the literary program, |
the subject being Lessons rtom Our |
Missionaries and Workers Who Have |
Died in the Service -, and gave an in
taresting talk. The meeting was in |
the nature of a memorial service for |
MRS. M. b. Harlan, the national secre- |
'tary Of the organization. who recently |
died. This was followed by an ADDRESS |
by Ed. j. I. Sharrard on 1.-The Topic /
of the Hour This address was very
thoughtful and carefully prepared, |
and was much enjoyed and appreci- /
ated by the members present.
The Georgetown News gives the |
following account of reception given /
by Mrs. Henry Craig. at her home in |
Georgetown: "A lovely event of the /
week was the reception given Wednes- |
day afternoon by Mrs. Henry Craig at |
her home on South Broadway. The re-
ception rooms were deliberately deco
rated with quantities Of Killarney !
roses and pink carnations which were /
used effectively against banks of palms
and ferns. The house was lighted by .
silver cfndelabra holding pink tapers.